Welcome to my website, my name is Jack. I am an economics PhD candidate at the London School of Economics. Happy to have passed through the University of York, University of Oxford, and University of California, Berkeley on the way.

My research aims to better understand the gig economy by using insights from applied microeconomics. More broadly, I am interested in how technology shapes labor markets. I also study some topics in household and public finance.

Please feel free to reach out by email: J.W.Fisher@lse.ac.uk.

My CV is available here.

Research

• Worker Welfare in the Gig Economy [JMP]

• Refinancing Cross-Subsidies in the Mortgage Market with Alessandro Gavazza, Lu Liu, Tarun Ramadorai, and Jagdish Tripathy

• The Cost of Labor Supply Biases

Work in Progress

• Capital and Migration with Mathilde Muñoz

• Multinational Profit Shifting and the Book-Tax Gap with Katarzyna Bilicka, and Jakob Brounstein

• Multihoming in the Gig Economy

• Consumer Demand in the Gig Economy