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We @The_Budget_Lab are hiring! We're looking for economists who specialize in energy, healthcare, or housing. Full details in the link below - come work with us!
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Harris Eppsteiner
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Harris Eppsteiner
@HEppsteiner
Present: @The_Budget_Lab | Past: @HarvardEcon, CEA, @JPAL_Global | Opinions mine
Katılım Şubat 2013
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DC folks interested in childcare and/or affordability more generally: come check it out!
The Budget Lab@The_Budget_Lab
Register for a Washington, DC event on May 4 (2:00 p.m. EDT) about the impact of early childhood education and care. There will be a presentation of @The_Budget_Lab's latest analysis and a discussion with @elenaspatel @TaxPolicyCenter, @dwschanz @Georgetown, @marthagimbel, @riccoja, and @HEppsteiner, moderated by @ByMoriah @AP
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@The_Budget_Lab Developing these kinds of concepts is an area where we at @The_Budget_Lab are actively working – and are thinking especially about how to do this kind of welfare analysis for more complicated policy changes – so we welcome any/all feedback!
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@The_Budget_Lab I discuss the "economic value" measure in a companion blog post, which defines it, gives some examples, and shows how and when it coincides in practice with familiar distributional concepts, like changes in after-tax income for conventional tax analysis:
budgetlab.yale.edu/research/quant…
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In addition to getting to ask some important questions about policies impacting children and families, working on @The_Budget_Lab’s new ECEC report also let me nerd out about an important question for distributional analysis: how to quantify how policy changes change well-being.
Harris Eppsteiner@HEppsteiner
New from me, Maddie Lee, and @riccoja at @The_Budget_Lab: With growing interest in affordability among policymakers, we take a look at a major driver of costs for parents of young children: early childhood education and care (ECEC). (Report link below.)
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@The_Budget_Lab Links:
Full report: budgetlab.yale.edu/research/evalu…
Executive summary: budgetlab.yale.edu/news/260416/ev…
Model documentation: budgetlab.yale.edu/research/budge…
Model code: github.com/Budget-Lab-Yal…
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@The_Budget_Lab This is the first in a series of planned reports from @The_Budget_Lab analyzing policies targeted at families of young children, including paid family and medical leave (PFML) and pre-K expansion, so stay tuned!
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New from me, Maddie Lee, and @riccoja at @The_Budget_Lab: With growing interest in affordability among policymakers, we take a look at a major driver of costs for parents of young children: early childhood education and care (ECEC).
(Report link below.)
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