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Professor McElroy focuses her research on labor economics, demand systems, and financial economics. Throughout her career, she has led numerous research projects funded by grants from the National Science Foundation. Her recent work explores the economic dynamics in family decision-making and marriage markets, where she investigates the role of altruism and bargaining in core marriage market functions. Over the years, McElroy has contributed significantly to the field, including studies on the implications of concealed gun permits on crime rates and the economic mentoring of women in the profession. Her innovative approach and keen insights into the economics of interpersonal relationships have made her a prominent figure in her field.
Duke University • Durham, NC
Teaching and conducting research in Economics.
Duke Population Research Center • Durham, NC
Research focused on population studies and economic factors influencing them.
Department of Biomedical Engineering (MS program)