Subodh Mathur, Ph.D

Subodh Mathur
Forensic Economist

Subodh Mathur, Ph.D

Expert Witness:
FORENSIC ECONOMICS
Subodh Mathur is an academically-oriented applied economist (Ph.D. MIT) with a proven consulting and teaching record. He has been a consultant for various U.S. agencies, including the D.C. Public Service Commission, the D.C. Department of Energy and Environment, and the U.S. Postal Service. In addition, he has been a consultant for the World Bank in Asia and Africa.

He has taught graduate and undergraduate courses in economic theory, econometrics, environmental economics, and development economics at the American University, Washington, DC. He was appointed as an Adjunct Professor Jan-May 2020 by Johns Hopkins University, SAIS, but the course was canceled just before classes started. He is the author of Core Economics, Volume I, available on Amazon.
In keeping with his desire to change his field of work every few years, Subodh became a forensic economist in 2016. He has worked closely with JSPA, LLC, on conceptual and applied issues. In particular, he has worked on several Economic Loss Reports and Life Care Plans. He fully understands both reports’ base value, future value, and present value calculations. He is a member of the National Association of Forensic Economics (NAFE) and was invited by Dr. Ireland, a leading forensic economist, to participate in the select FE-L discussion forum. Along with Dr. Jerome Paige, he has worked on several cases, including both plaintiff and defense cases. Subodh has testified and been cross-examined as an expert witness since 1985 in several electricity and natural gas cases before the D.C. Public Service Commission. Further, Subodh has testified before the Postal Regulatory Commission.