updated: 8/30/2011
Contact Information
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Department Andrew Young School of Policy Studies Georgia State University P.O. Box 3992 Atlanta, GA 30302-3992 (postal mail address) |
Economics
Department Andrew Young School of Policy Studies Georgia State University 14 Marietta Street, NW Atlanta, GA 30303-2813 (in person address) |
Ph.D., Economics, Washington University, May 2002.
Dissertation
“The Market for Employer-Provided Health Insurance in the U.S.”
Committee: Prof.
Marcus Berliant (chair), Prof. Lee Benham, Prof. Bart Hamilton
Publications
(1) The
Effects of Premium Increases on Enrollment in SCHIP Programs:
Findings
from
Three States, Inquiry 43 (4),
Winter
2006 / 2007, pp.
378-392. (with G. Kenney, R.A. Allison, J. Costich, and J
McFeeters)
(2) State
Government Cash and In-Kind Benefits: Intergovernmental
Fiscal
Transfers
and Cross-Program Substitution, Journal
of
Urban Economics 61 (1), January 2007, pp. 1-20. (with D.E.
Wildasin)
(3) The Impact of the Introduction of Premiums into a
SCHIP
Program, Journal of
Policy Analysis and
Management 26 (2), Spring 2007, pp. 261-279.
(4) Medicaid Expenditures and
State Budgets: Past, Present, and Future, National Tax
Journal,
60
(2),
June
2007,
pp.
279-304.
(with
D.E.
Wildasin)
(5) Responses to Declining Retiree
Health Benefit Coverage, in
Government
Spending and the Elderly,
edited by Dimitri B. Papadimitriou, 2007, New York: Palgrave
Macmillan.
(with
S.A. Woodbury)
(6) Assessing Potential Enrollment and Budgetary Effects of SCHIP
Premiums: Findings from Arizona and
Kentucky, Health Services
Research 42
(6p2), December 2007, pp.2354–2372.
(with G. Kenney,
J. Costich, and J. McFeeters)
(7) A Model of Commodity
Differentiation with Indivisibilities and
Production, Economic
Theory 34(1),
January 2008, pp. 85-106. (with M. Castaneda)
(8) Employee Choice of Flexible Spending Account Participation and
Health Plan, Health
Economics, 17(7), July 2008, pp. 793-813. (with
B.H.Hamilton)
(9) SCHIP Premiums, Enrollment, and Expenditures: A Two State,
Competing Hazard Analysis,
Health
Economics 19(7), July 2010, pp. 772-791. (with P. Ketsche
and M.
Zhou)
(10) CHIP
Premiums,
Health
Status,
and
the
Insurance
Coverage
of Children, Inquiry
47(3), Fall 2010, pp. 199-214.
(with J. Talbert)
(11) Funding Trauma Care in Georgia, Journal of the Medical Association of Georgia 99(4), December 2010, pp. 19-20. (with P. Ketsche)
(12) Disparate Effects of CHIP Premiums on Disenrollment for Minorities, in Current Issues in Health Economics, Volume 290, D. Slottje and R. Tchernis (eds), December 2010, United Kingdom: Emerald Group. (with C. Searcy and J. Ghandhi)
(13) The Effects of Medicaid and CHIP Policy Changes on Receipt of Preventive Care among Children in Kentucky and Idaho, Health Services Research 46 (1p2), February 2011, pp. 298-318. (with G. Kenney, J. Pelletier, A. Klein, and J. Talbert)
Papers Under Review /
Revision Requests
(1) The
Influence
of
Retiree
Health Benefits on Retirement Patterns (with
(2) Employer Provided Health Insurance and the Adverse Selection Problem (with M. Castaneda) (revision requested)
(3) The Effects of Medicaid Policy Changes on Adults’ Service Use Patterns in Kentucky and Idaho (with G. Kenney, J. Pelletier, A. Klein, and J. Talbert) (under review)
(4) A Tale of Two Cities? The Heterogeneous Impact of Medicaid Managed Care (with A Yelowitz and J. Talbert) (under review)
Working Papers
(1)
Enhanced
Citizenship
Verification
and Children's Medicaid Coverage
(with A. Snyder and M. Zhou)
(2)
Estimating
Premium
Elasticities
for
Public
Health Insurance
Coverage (with P. Ketsche, E.K. Adams, A.
Snyder, and M. Zhou)
(3) Does
More Public Health Spending Lead to Better Health Outcomes? (with
P.
Honore, K.
Minyard, and C. Parker)
Works in Progress
(1) SCHIP Premiums and Churning Between Eligibility Categories
(with
J.S. Butler)
(2) Intergovernmental Transfers, State Medicaid, and Cash Welfare
Programs: An Empirical Analysis (with D.E. Wildasin)
(3) A Structural Model of Flexible Spending Account Contributions (with J.S. Butler)
Teaching and Research Interests
Primary: Health Economics, Public Economics, Applied
Microeconomics.
Secondary: Applied Econometrics, Labor Economics,
Microeconomic
Theory.
2011:
Eastern Economic
Association (EEA)
Annual Meeting
2009:
Association for Public Policy
Analysis and Management (APPAM) Research Conference
AYS Conference on
Government
Programs, Distribution & Equity
Southeastern Health Economics
Study Group
Emory University
Academy Health Annual Research
Meeting
Society
of Labor Economists Annual Meeting
Center for Public
Health Systems & Services Research Keenland Conference
W.J. Usery Workplace Conference on Labor Market Issues and
Policy
University
of Southern Mississippi
2008:
Association
for
Public
Policy
Analysis
and
Management
(APPAM)
Research
Conference
Upjohn Institute for Employment Research
University of Alabama at
Birmingham
Midwest
Economics Association Meeting
Annual Health Economics Conference
(AHEC)
Academy Health Annual Research Meeting
2nd
Conference of the American Society for Health Economists (ASHE)
2007:
American Economic Association
(AEA)
Pfizer Pharmaceutical Economics
and
Baylor University
Georgia State University
External Funding
KY Cabinet for Human Resources, 2004, $8,000University Service
currentProfessional Service
Reviewer for: Health Economics, Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, Journal of Risk and Insurance, Forum for Health Economics & Policy, Cancer, Southern Economic Journal, National Tax Journal, Journal of Urban Economics, Public Finance Review, B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy, Contemporary Economic Policy, International Journal of Economic Theory, International Review of Economics & Finance, Inquiry
ASHEcon Scientific Committee 2010, reviewed abstracts for 2010
conference
iHEA Scientific Committee 2011, reviewd abstracts for 2011 conference
Honors/Awards/Distinctions
Dean's Award for Teaching Excellence,
Senior Teaching Fellowship,
Dissertation Fellowship,
Lee Liberman Administrative Fellowship,
Grace E. Bergner Memorial Scholarship,
Competitive Research Grant,
University Fellowship,
University Scholarship,
President, Economics Department Graduate Student Association,
Professional Association Memberships
American Economics Association (AEA)
Southern Economic Association (SEA)
International Health Economics Association (iHEA)
American Society for Health Economists (ASHE)
Academy Health
Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM)
References
| Professor Marcus Berliant Washington University Department of Economics (314) 935-8486 berliant@artsci.wustl.edu |
Professor Bart Hamilton Olin School of Business Washington University (314) 935-8057 hamiltonb@mail.olin.wustl.edu |
| Professor J.S. Butler University of Kentucky Martin School of Public Policy (859) 257-1432 jsbutl3@email.uky.edu |
Professor David E. Wildasin University of Kentucky Martin School of Public Policy (859) 257-2456 dew@davidwildasin.us |
| Professor Stephen M. Woodbury Department of Economics Michigan State University (517) 355-4587 woodbur2@msu.edu |
Professor James P. Ziliak Director, U.K. Center for Poverty Research Department of Economics University of Kentucky (859) 257-2776 jziliak@uky.edu |
|
Professor James Alm |
Professor Barry Hirsch |