Madeline Yozwiak

Madeline Yozwiak

PhD Student in Public Affairs

Indiana University

Biography

Doctoral student in public affairs at Indiana University, with fields in policy analysis and economics. Funded by the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. I am interested in how electricity markets are affected by and can adapt to climate change.

Interests

  • Environmental economics
  • Electricity markets
  • Climate change

Education

  • PhD in Public Affairs, 2026 (expected)

    Indiana University, School of Public and Environmental Affairs

  • BS in Physics, 2014

    Yale University

Publications

Madeline Yozwiak, Galen Barbose, Sanya Carley, Sydney Forrester, David M. Konisky, Trevor Memmott, Cristina Crespo Montanes, Eric O'Shaughnessy (2025). The effect of residential solar on energy insecurity among low- to moderate-income households. Nature Energy.

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Coady Wing, Madeline Yozwiak, Alex Hollingsworth, Seth M. Freedman, Kosali I. Simon (2024). Designing Difference in Difference Studies With Staggered Treatment Adoption: Key Concepts and Practical Guidelines. Annual Review of Public Health.

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Madeline Yozwiak (2023). Calculating the realized investment returns of U.S. electric utilities. Utilities Policy.

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Madeline Yozwiak, Hannah Abell, Sanya Carley (2021). Energy Policy Reversal during the Trump Administration. Publius: The Journal of Federalism.

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Rick Gilliam, Madeline Yozwiak (2018). Time is money: Comparative impacts of volumetric and demand charges. The Electricity Journal.

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Working Papers

Competitive markets and capital investment: Evidence from US power plants
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Teaching

SPEA V706-7: Statistics for Research in Public Affairs

TA for core PhD course in econometrics. Fall and Spring, 2022-Present.

Math Camp for PhD students in Public Affairs

TA. Summer, 2023-Present.

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