Post-disaster reconstruction involves rebuilding and revitalizing communities impacted by disasters, with a focus on the economic implications of these efforts. The research focuses on demand surge, efficient reconstruction strategies, and the development of effective policies and decision-making processes to ensure sustainable and efficient recovery. Dr. Yasar, NTIRI’s social science lead & an economist, and Director Dr. Shahandashti are leading research aimed to optimize recovery strategies that balance economic costs with social resilience, promoting effective and sustainable rebuilding efforts.

Effect of Anti-Price Gouging Law on Postdisaster Recovery Speed: Evidence from Reconstruction in Virginia and Maryland after Hurricane Sandy

Empirical Investigation of the Effect of Anti-Price-Gouging Law on Postdisaster Reconstruction Wages

Examining Pipe Cost Changes after Various Disasters in Los Angeles, California

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Sustainable and Equitable Innovative Funding Strategies for Enhancing Broadband Initiative in Underserved and Disadvantaged Communities

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