So happy to have my first paper published! Joint work with @Caitlin_K_Myers where we document the increased travel distance for teens seeking confidential abortions. We estimate since 1992 parental involvement laws have led to 100,000+ additional teen births.

Employers can discourage older workers from applying to jobs by using age stereotypes in job ads, from Ian Burn, @danielfiroozi, Daniel Ladd, and @NeumarkDN https://t.co/6Tl5xiZQpD

In my new paper I show that Democratic candidates gained votes when Appalachia’s poorest counties were declared “economically distressed” based on local poverty, unemployment, and income. #EconTwitter

And another 📣💙💛soc sci shout-out💛💙📣 for @DanielFiroozi, 4th year econ grad student at @UCIrvine and recipient of one of this year's Romney Paper Prizes! His winning paper looks at electoral consequences of economic distress. 👏Congrats 👏 Daniel! https://t.co/WdVRvqMNuf

👏 Congrats to @HinaUsman72, @UCIrvine economics grad student and recipient of a grant from @JPAL that will allow her to study recidivism programs in Pakistan 👏 https://t.co/chlAhwEi5z

Exploring whether ageist stereotypes in job ads are detectable using machine learning methods measuring the linguistic similarity of job-ad language to ageist stereotypes identified by industrial psychologists, from Burn, Firoozi, Ladd, and @NeumarkDN https://t.co/VetD7vglLa

Check out our new working paper on age-biased language in job advertisements posted at @nberpubs ! (coauthored with @EconLadd, @NeumarkDN, and Ian Burn)

Here's a sneak preview of one of the maps!

Come see what I've been working on with @ALuttmann. We've devised a novel way to identify frequent flyer tickets in public datasets. It'll include lots of charts and some maps! I'll be doing a 20 min presentation sometime after 10 am eastern time.

“Have parental involvement laws grown teeth?” @DanBLadd and I document the map closing in on teens seeking confidential abortions. Thread 1/11