Our study (Effects of the expanded Child Tax Credit on employment outcomes) is out in the world after finding a home with @JPubEcon. We found statistically insignificant and inconsistently signed differences in emp and LF participation for eligible adults during the the CTC exp.
I am thrilled to announce that our ANNALS Volume on the 2021 Child Tax Credit dropped today! Open access for the full volume is available!
Thanks to my Co-editors @ZParolin@MeganACurran and the star studded cast of authors.
https://t.co/rElhFe9ZsJ
In this brief, @MeganACurran, David Harris, & Christopher Wimer (@CpspPoverty) explain payment timing inequities for newborns in past/current #ChildTaxCredit versions & solutions with the 2023 American Family Act for the 2025 tax debate.
Learn more: https://t.co/8LRIV6ceiS
Welcome to #UConnGives 2024 with #UConnSPP & @IMRP (@CTCIPInitiative)! We thank you for your generosity and look forward to sharing reasons to give over the next 36 hours. Visit our UConn Gives landing page on our website to explore the two ways to give https://t.co/tHKnSd5Gq7
My paper with Claire Altman is published:
Pham, T., Altman, C.E. (2024). An Analysis of Individual, Parental, and Family Determinants of Gifted Placement among Children of Immigrants – Evidence from the 2014 SIPP Data. Journal of Child and Family Study.
https://t.co/VicL5Qbh8T
Historically, much of the gender gap in earnings could be explained by differences in education and occupational choices. However, this year’s economic sciences laureate Claudia Goldin has shown that the bulk of this earnings difference is now between men and women in the same occupation, and that it largely arises with the birth of the first child.
#NobelPrize