University of Wisconsin–Madison

Category: faculty

Jaeseung Kim et al, “How Is Instability in Child-Care Subsidy Use Associated with Instability in Child-Care Arrangements?”

Elizabeth Holzhausen et al, “Assessing the relationship between physical activity and the gut microbiome in a large, population-based sample of Wisconsin adults”

Rebecca Myerson and Honglin Li, “Information Gaps and Health Insurance Enrollment Evidence from the Affordable Care Act Navigator Programs”

Ahmed Raza Cheema and Ian Coxhead, “Does Dowry Drive Labor Export? Evidence From Pakistan”

Stephanie Koning, Alberto Palloni, Jenna Nobles, Ian Coxhead & Lia C. H. Fernald, “The reach of fertility decline: a longitudinal analysis of human capital gains across generations”

“The impact of fertility decline on economic development remains central to population studies. Recent scholarship emphasizes parental investment in education as a mediator. We further develop the theoretical foundation, and empirical evidence, for the role of child health—specifically how fertility changes promote children’s physical and cognitive development and thereby complement human capital accumulation through educational …

Ariane Ophir, “”Thank U, Next”? Repartnering and the Household Division of Labor”

Max Besbris quoted by CBS News, “As Floridians recover from Ian, most homeowners in the state do so without flood insurance”

Max Besbris interviewed on WORT, “U.S. Disaster Relief Fails Many”

“On September 28th, Hurricane Ian made landfall in Southwest Florida. After devastating Puerto Rico and Cuba, the Category 4 storm lashed Florida’s Gulf Coast with 150 mile per hour winds and a 7-foot storm surge, flattening entire cities. Florida officials report the storm’s death toll at 83 and climbing. So far, the total damage from …

Jenny Higgins quoted in USA Today, “After Roe v. Wade, abortion bans from the 1800s became legal matters in these states”

“The ramifications of the old laws are “huge, enormous,” said Jenny Higgins, a University of Wisconsin-Madison professor and director of the school’s Collaborative for Reproductive Equity (CORE). In Wisconsin, “health care systems are putting their services on ice because they can’t risk having their providers or patients commit felonies,” Higgins told USA TODAY. “It’s amazing …

Max Besbris CBS op-ed, “How Hurricane Ian’s damage could exacerbate inequality”

Homeowners in whiter and wealthier communities are likely to see their home values rebound more quickly.