I am an environmental and labor economist at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA). I am affiliated with CEEP, the Climate School, and the Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA). Currently, I am a Senior Advisor at the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA). I study how forecasts and other types of information affect actions in settings including adaptation to climate change, risk-taking in research, and time use. These days, I am especially fascinated by how people perceive and use weather forecasts—a decades-long information intervention going on every hour of the day, all around the world.

Contact information

Jeffrey Shrader
Assistant Professor
Columbia University, SIPA
jgs2103@columbia.edu

On leave 2023–2024 as Senior Advisor
Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs
Executive Office of the President
Office hours: email for an appointment

News and updates

Lots of upcoming presentations this spring, starting with a double header at the AERE sessions at the Eastern Economics Association meeting. You can see my dynamic permits paper on Friday the 26th and a paper on labor adjustment costs and climate damage on the 27th.

On the 15th, I will be presenting on the economic damage from climate change to a new group of interdisciplinary climate change researchers at the CIRC Workshop (including my own) are now available online. Check out the website if you are interested in learning more about the group.