Choi wins dissertation fellowship
at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies

Ki-Whan Choi (right), who is working towards a Ph.D. in Economics, was awarded a $10,000 dissertation fellowship from the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy. His dissertation is entitled, “The Economic Effects of Land Value Taxation in an Urban Area under the Presence of Large Lot Zoning; an Urban Computable General Equilibrium Approach.” He also received a $1,000 scholarship from the Korean-American Scholarship Foundation.

The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy contributes to and improves the land and tax policy debate in the United States and the world. Its prestigious dissertation fellowships, awarded annually, support students who, early in their careers, make significant contributions to the tax and land policy knowledge base and develop ideas that will guide policy makers. For more information, contact the Lincoln Institute at fellowships@lincolninst.edu.