Reem Zaiour

Reem Zaiour

Graduate Student Coordinator

  • PhD Candidate, Economics

Reem Zaiour is a PhD candidate in the Department of Economics at the University of California, Davis. Her research fields are labor and public economics, with a particular focus on migration. Prior to joining UC, Davis, Reem received her master's degree and bachelor's degree in Economics from the American University of Beirut in Lebanon.

Reem Zaiour's content

Violence in Mexico, Return Intentions, and the Integration of Mexican Migrants in the US
US-Born Workers Not Filling Up Immigrant Jobs Despite Prejudiced Narrative: Study
Changes in international immigration and internal native mobility after COVID-19 in the USA
Migration of Central American Minors to the United States
Economists Say Increasing Immigration Will Reduce Inflation
Changes in International Immigration and Internal Native Mobility after Covid-19 in the US
Fed Chair Finds Trump-Era Immigration Policies Still Harm Economy
US Immigration Rebounds But Remains Far From Plugging Labor Gaps
Last look: Is immigration the answer to inflation?
A shortfall in immigration has become an economic problem for America
Giovanni Peri and Reem Zaiour for the Washington Post and St. Louis Dispatch
Giovanni Peri and Reem Zaiour's memo continues to pick up steam with feature in The Economist
Giovanni Peri and Reem Zaiour for Econofact and Marketwatch
California's post pandemic recovery: Policies and unique challenges for vulnerable populations
Policy Impacts in the Age of Trump: Evidence from DACA
Report by GMC Featured in the UC Davis Office of Research Highlights
Giovanni Peri for the LA Times
Giovanni Peri and Reem Zaiour for the Center for American Progress