Marie Hull

🚨 NEW PAPER 🚨 "The impact of children's access to public health insurance on their cognitive development and behavior" coming out in the Journal of Health Economics. Co-authored with Ji Yan at App State. Recap below👇 Share link: authors.elsevier.com/c/1jyLcc7LGCK4e

"What divides the first and second generations? Family time of arrival and educational outcomes for immigrant youth," by @MarieCHull of @BryanSchoolUNCG. #Immigration #FirstGeneration #SecondGeneration ⬇️OPEN ACCESS⬇️ doi.org/10.1002/soej.1…

Why is this important? We contribute to a body of evidence showing that the benefits to public health insurance go beyond health outcomes. This work adds to our understanding of how public health insurance can shape developmental trajectories

How do we do it? Our paper uses a version of the simulated instrument pioneered by Currie and Gruber. We leverage variation in cumulative eligibility from expansions to Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program. Data come from the NLSY79-CYA

🚨 NEW PAPER 🚨 "The impact of children's access to public health insurance on their cognitive development and behavior" coming out in the Journal of Health Economics. Co-authored with Ji Yan at App State. Recap below👇 Share link: authors.elsevier.com/c/1jyLcc7LGCK4e

@WFUEconomics @fabalbav @leahlakdawala @ErikNesson Great to have you!

Last Friday, our applied micro faculty visited UNC Charlotte for the Carolina Region Empirical Economics Day (CREED). Alex Yu, Brian Marein, Fabi Alba-Vivar @fabalbav , Tommy Leung, Tabitha Knott and Leah Lakdawala @leahlakdawala presented their work in progress.

Final reminder that CREED 2024 submissions are due tomorrow (Aug 15)! The link can also be used to register to attend.

@MartinHSaavedra Finally someone who gets it

Deadline to submit to CREED is just over two weeks away! 👇

@JGMoulton @DevonGorry @SchulkindLisa This is a great opportunity for applied microeconomists to get feedback on their work and connect with others in the area. We hope you will apply and register!

This year's Carolina Region Empirical Economics Day (CREED conference) will be held at UNC Charlotte on October 25! Submissions due by Aug 15 at the link below. cofc.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9z… #econtwitter @JGMoulton @DevonGorry @SchulkindLisa

@UofSC_Econ @JGMoulton @SchulkindLisa @DevonGorry @ScottBarkowski

Unfortunately, I won't be able to attend this year since I'm on mat leave, but looking forward to catching it next year!

Best wishes to everyone presenting at the CREED conference this year! The program looks great! Folks in the Carolinas-there's still time to register to attend. CREED is this Friday at USC

@markwarschauer Thanks! The patterns were fairly similar across cohorts (at least as far as we could tell with the data)

Much appreciated good news! My paper "The Skill Development of Children of Immigrants" has been accepted at the Economics of Education Review

@jaredamcdonald 🤣

@jaredamcdonald Deep cut

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe

Some professional and personal news! I am officially tenured and promoted to associate professor.👩‍🏫 I will also be on family leave this fall semester after having a baby this summer.👶