Sirazum Munira Haque
Ph.D. Candidate in Economics | Auburn University
Economics of Crime · Labor Economics · Public Economics
I am on the 2026–27 Economics Job Market.
My job market paper studies the effects of pre-arrest diversion, examining how access to an alternative to traditional criminal case processing affects subsequent criminal justice outcomes.
More broadly, my research examines how criminal justice institutions and public policies shape individual behavior and economic outcomes. My current projects study diversion policy, social safety-net policy and crime, and labor-market regulation.
M.S. in Applied Economics, Illinois State University
M.B.A. and B.B.A. in Finance, University of Dhaka