Tosin Kolajo Gbadegesin
Ph.D. Candidate in Economics

I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at Howard University. My work in applied microeconomics, causal ML, and econometrics examines how energy and climate change policies influence urban resilience, energy efficiency, and equity outcomes.

With over eight years of experience in research and policy analysis, I have worked across the private sector and development organizations, including the World Bank Group.

My dissertation, "Climate Change, Energy Demand, and Policy Impacts: Analyzing Residential and Building Energy Dynamics in the U.S.", investigates household and building energy responses to climate change and regulation.

I am currently on the 2025–2026 job market. Learn more about my work on the Job Market page.