Excited about our new paper with @NehaBairoliya and @vmnygaard looking at long-run health behaviors in a 30 year panel of US registered nurses. See Neha's thread below for more details.
🔥🔥🚨Brand new paper on health with @vmnygaard
and @raymiller33 using a unique panel on US registered nurses🔥🔥🚨. Introducing this famous epidemiological study to the Econ community for the first time, the paper provides several novel insights on health.🔥🔥Link & summary👇1/9
🔥🔥🚨Brand new paper on health with @vmnygaard
and @raymiller33 using a unique panel on US registered nurses🔥🔥🚨. Introducing this famous epidemiological study to the Econ community for the first time, the paper provides several novel insights on health.🔥🔥Link & summary👇1/9
New insights from @csueconomics find that inequalities in well-being among older Americans are on the rise. Led by Assistant Professor @raymiller33 and USC's @NehaBairoliya, the study emphasizes social determinants' impact on late-life health + wealth. ⬇️ https://t.co/rSkzdq4tcd
Check out my new article in @FastCompany on how health plays a crucial role in determining well-being at older ages. Based on a recently published paper with @raymiller33 in @restatjournal
https://t.co/srG8mrvshv
New paper with @raymiller33 and @Lacksonmudenda
Recurring Ag. shocks reduce schooling participation and intensity, deteriorate health, and increase both labor force participation and intensity.
Persistent Agricultural Shocks and Child Poverty.
https://t.co/upjEnfayfw
Hot off the press:
A study on why ROSCAs (Chit-funds) matter for the poor and in rural areas, but not in urban areas. With two brilliant co-authors
@maits225@raymiller33
Household welfare effects of ROSCAs https://t.co/Q7AEC1TGZb
Rural Americans aren't included in inflation figures – and for them, the cost of living may be rising faster https://t.co/szFZlILGju via @ConversationUS
Did you know that REDI has a new interactive housing affordability dashboard? You can do things such as compare the percentage of housing units burdened by their rent or mortgage/housing costs across counties in Colorado in 2021. Find it here: https://t.co/mNN0Dy69xr
New paper with brilliant co-authors @raymiller33 @ChinSayorn
Late-life depression costs 0.85 to 2.1 quality-adjusted life years per person in the United States.
The welfare cost of late-life depression https://t.co/6nJ6jZOWG6
Gender & macromodeling @FeministEcon:
Connection b/tw gender inequality in the labor market & caring for aging parents when they need it. Euro data. Nice example of using a microtheoretic frame to get macro insights.
By @raymiller33 & @NehaBairoliya
https://t.co/K3OJWK2JiP
Special issue of @FeministEcon on macromodeling care just published, all open access. Here's the link for the intro, co-authored by me and the great Robert A. Blecker, where we argue macro models & policy should center the contributions of caregivers.
https://t.co/clcOLnHtHs
The Dept of Economics is seeking an Assoc. Professor in Urban, Rural, and Regional Economics to support the mission of the university’s Regional Economic Development Institute (REDI@CSU). Full info on the position and application process can be found at: https://t.co/ECqy4oRpPo
🚨JOB OPENING🚨 @csueconomics is hiring a tenure-track Associate Professor of Urban, Rural, & Regional Economics to support @RediCsu + help fulfill the goals of @CSUEngagement 's Rural Initiative.
Job posting: https://t.co/x0C5TNM34J
#EconTwitter @EconJobMarket