Joseph P. Kaboski

Joseph P. Kaboski studies economic development, focusing on how financial systems, credit access, infrastructure, and labor market policies affect growth and structural transformation in developing countries. His work combines field experiments (such as randomized evaluations in Uganda and Colombia) with economic theory to understand issues like microfinance, outsourcing regulation, road infrastructure, and financial frictions. Much of his research examines real-world policy interventions in countries such as Uganda, Colombia, and Mexico.

Publication output has grown over the past decade, rising from a handful of papers per year before 2020 to a peak of 16 in 2021 and remaining elevated through 2023-2024, though very recent years (2025-2026) show fewer recorded entries so far.

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