Sydnee Caldwell

Research Bio

Sydnee Caldwell’s research focuses on topics in labor and personnel economics. 

She is an assistant professor in the Economic Analysis and Policy Group at the Haas School of Business and an assistant professor in the Department of Economics. Caldwell received a PhD in economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2019 and a BA in applied mathematics and economics from UC Berkeley in 2012. She is the 2019 winner of the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research dissertation prize and was chosen as a participant in the 2019 Review of Economic Studies European Tour. Before joining UC Berkeley she was a post-doctoral researcher at Microsoft Research New England.

Research Expertise and Interest

personnel economics, labor economics, gender wage gap, applied microeconomics

Teaching

Courses taught during the three most recent terms
2026 Spring
  • Supervised Independent Study and Research  [ECON 299]  

  • Individual Study for Doctoral Students  [ECON 602]  

  • Senior Honors Thesis  [ECON H195B]  

  • Supervised Research: Social Sciences  [UGIS 192B]  

2025 Fall
  • Supervised Independent Study and Research  [ECON 299]  

  • Individual Study for Doctoral Students  [ECON 602]  

  • Senior Honors Thesis  [ECON H195B]  

  • Research Seminar in Economic Analysis and Policy  [PHDBA 219S]  

  • Supervised Research: Social Sciences  [UGIS 192B]  

2025 Spring
  • Individual Study for Doctoral Students  [ECON 602]  

  • Senior Honors Thesis  [ECON H195B]