Omry Yoresh

Omry is a PhD candidate in the Department of Economics. His main research interests are labour and public economics, focusing on inequality, discrimination and job search.

Omry holds an MA in Economics and a BA in Economics and International Relations from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Before joining the Department, he was employed as a research assistant to Victor Lavy at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and to Adi Brender at the Bank of Israel.

Supervisors
Camille Landais
Steve Pischke

Published

"Heads up: Does air pollution cause workplace accidents?” with Victor Lavy and Genia Rachkovski. Journal of Public Economics 251 (2025): 105472.

Working Paper

“The Lifecycle of Judicial Bias” with Eddy (Weijian) Zou

Works-in-progress

"Slum Demolitions without Rehousing: Long-run Evidence from Victorian London” with Ran Abramitzky, Elibeth Cirilo, Yiming He, Stephan Maurer, and Guy Michaels.

"Inequality in Internships", with Ben Dahmen.