Angela Dills
Assistant Professor of Economics
Providence College
Angela Dills is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Providence College. She has taught at summer programs sponsored by the Institute for Humane Studies. Her areas of research include the economics of education and the economics of crime. Dills' research has appeared in Economic Inquiry, the Journal of Health Economics, the Economics of Education Review, Education Economics, the American Law and Economic Review, Contributions to Economic Analysis and Policy, Economic Letters, Eastern Economic Journal, and Education Finance and Policy. She earned her BA in Economics and Spanish at the University of Virginia and her M.A. and PhD in Economics from Boston University.
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