Anujin Nergui is a Ph.D. student at the RAND School of Public Policy and an assistant policy analyst at RAND. Her research focuses on the intersection of economic policy, emerging technologies, and national security.
Currently, Nergui contributes to multiple high-impact research projects at RAND, including analyzing AI's effects on macroeconomic outcomes. She also conducts research on climate transition tipping points, examining how varying climate policy scenarios may trigger severe economic impacts, and supports international cooperation studies on critical mineral supply chains essential for defense industrial bases.
Nergui holds an M.Phil. in Policy Analysis from RAND School of Public Policy, M.S. in Economics from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, and a B.S. in Economics from Gazi University in Ankara, Turkey.
Prior to joining RAND, she worked as a data analyst in the Office of Information Technology at Southern Illinois University. Her professional experience includes working as an auditor at the Central Bank of Mongolia, where she contributed to a World Bank Group project aimed at promoting financial sector stability. Additionally, she was a research analyst at M.A.D. Investment Solutions, supporting the Asian Development Bank’s Affordable Housing and Urban Renewal Project in Mongolia.
M.Phil. in policy analysis, RAND School of Public Policy; M.S. in economics, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; B.S. in economics, Gazi University
Mongolian; English; Turkish
