Lee Tucker is an applied microeconomist with nine years of experience focused on labor, development, and urban/regional economics, currently serving as a Senior Economist at the U.S. Census Bureau. He has held multiple policy-facing roles including two stints at the Council of Economic Advisers and progressed from Economist to Senior Economist at Census, blending rigorous academic training with hands-on government analysis. He earned a PhD in Economics from Boston University and began his career in strategy and litigation support at Analysis Group, giving him a rare mix of academic, policy, and applied quantitative experience. Lee’s work sits at the intersection of data-driven measurement and policy design, often translating complex microeconomic research into actionable insights for federal agencies. Based in Washington, DC, he brings expertise in large administrative and survey data environments and experience navigating high-stakes policy contexts. Colleagues would note his ability to move between deep empirical work and concise policy communication.
9 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Arts, Economics, Bachelor of Arts, Economics at Carleton College
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Economics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Economics at Boston University
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Lee Tucker - Senior Economist at U.S. Census Bureau