Biography
Amy joined the Boston Fed in 2015 after previous employment at the Cleveland Fed. In 2013 she was a summer intern in Cleveland's community development department and later moved to the research department. She earned a BS in economics and applied mathematics from the University of Akron and an MS in operations research and supply chain management from Case Western Reserve University. Primary research interests include microeconomics, affordable housing, economic mobility, neighborhood quality, and spending and consumption behaviors of LMI individuals.
Work Experience
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland:
Research Analyst in the Research Department 8/2013-7/2015
Quantitative Research Analyst Internship in the Community Development Department 5/2013-8/2013
Stark State Technical College:
Adjunct Faculty, Mathematics Department 1/2012-1/2013
Education
Case Western Reserve University, 2013
Master of Science in Operations Research and Supply Chain Management
University of Akron, 2011
Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics and Economics
Publications
“Health Insurance and Essential Service Workers in New England: Who Lacks Access to Care for COVID-19?” with Sara Chaganti and Marybeth J. Mattingly. Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Community Development Issue Brief 20-3 (2020).
"The Effects of the Novel Coronavirus Pandemic on Service Workers in New England,” with Sara Chaganti, Erin Michelle Graves, Marybeth J. Mattingly, Sarah Ann Savage, and Catherine Tonsberg. Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Community Development Issue Brief 20-1 (2020).
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Community Development Issue Brief, 2015 Mortgage Lending Trends in New England
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Community Development Issue Brief, 2014 Mortgage Lending Trends in New England
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Working Paper, Do Tenant- and Place-Based Rental Housing Programs Complement Each Other: Evidence from Ohio
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Economic Trends, A College Education Saddles Young Households with Debt, but Still Pays Off