Center for Policy Research News
Shi study on cross-cutting messages and voter turnout published in Political Communication
See related: U.S. Elections
Lee paper on model selection in the presence of incidental parameters published in Jour of Econ
Monnat study on rural/urban differences in prescription opioid misuse published in J of Rural Health
See related: Addiction, Health Policy
Yinger paper on hedonic equilibria in housing markets published in Journal of Housing Economics
Monnat paper on prohibiting juvenile access to tobacco published in Int Journal of Drug Policy
Schewe article on amenity migration published in Society & Natural Resources
See related: Civil Rights, Migration
Hamersma article on information shocks and social programs published in JPAM
Heflin article on racial and ethnic disparities in food insufficiency published in JSSWR
See related: Food Security
Wilmoth, London, Heflin study on VA disability benefit programs published in DHJ
See related: Veterans
Baltagi article on African banks published in Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics
Ma article comparing China and the US' educational systems published in ASA
See related: China
Zhu study on affirmative action in undergraduate education published in Annual Review of Economics
Baltagi article on productivity spillovers in China published in Journal of Applied Econometrics
See related: China
Monnat article on prescription opioid misuse among adults published in Int Journal of Drug Policy
Baltagi article on simultaneous system of spatial autoregressive equations published in ER
Heflin, London, Wilmoth analysis of economic well-being among older adults published in JGSW
See related: Veterans
Monnat article on differences in use of health care services for diabetes published in HE&B
Baltagi article on hedonic housing prices in Paris published in Journal of Applied Econometrics
Wilcoxen paper on carbon taxes and fiscal reform in the US published in National Tax Journal
See related: Climate Change
Heflin study on CACFP and food insecurity published in Social Services Review
See related: Food Security
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Volcker Symposium - Promoting Pro-Social Behavior
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The topic of this year's symposium is "Promoting Pro-Social Behavior." Panelists include Alix Barasch (NYU), Syon Bhanot (Swarthmore College), Sandra Goff (Skidmore College), and Sandra Polania-Reyes (Notre Dame). For more information about this event, please contact Katrina Fiacchi at kfiacchi@syr.edu or visit the Volcker Symposium website.
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