Air pollution: The invisible effects on productivity, health and economic output
Air pollution may have significant effects on individual well-being. Image: Unsplash/engin akyurt
Sandra Aguilar-Gomez
Assistant Professor of Economics; Visiting Scholar, Universidad de Los Andes; University of California, San Diego
Holt Dwyer
Graduate student, University of California, San Diego
Joshua Graff Zivin
Professor of Economics, UC San Diego
Matthew Neidell
Economics Professor, Department of Health Policy and Management, Columbia University
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