Andrew Dillon
J-PAL Affiliated Professor
Clinical Associate Professor of Development Economics
Northwestern University
Andrew Dillon is a clinical associate professor in the Kellogg School of Management and a research associate professor in the Global Poverty Research Lab at Northwestern University where he is the Director of the Research Methods Cluster. His research focuses on how improving productivity increases welfare in LMIC countries and the methods and measures that establish these causal relationships. His current research focuses on scaling private sector innovations, market organization in developing countries and productivity-enhancing investments that households may make in health and nutrition, new agricultural technologies, and education. He received his PhD in applied economics and management from Cornell University.