Krzysztof Karbownik
@chriskarbownik
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applied microeconomist @EmoryEconomics; interested in family, health, education, child development, labor, crime, and environment; @UU_University alumnus
Atlanta, GA
Joined May 2016
"Unemployment in Georgia is down, but so is the labor force. Why?" featuring our very own @chriskarbownik
ajc.com
Georgia’s labor force has declined by nearly 30,000 compared to May last year. Here are some reasons why.
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New paper out: https://t.co/OGWM3qtodW. We study (using DiD) effect of 1968 Poor People's Campaign on election results. Overall these peaceful protests had no effect on elections (contrasting prior civil rights era findings) but they hurt Ds in the South & helped them in the West
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Proud of our faculty member, @chriskarbownik, for his impactful research on Ohio's EdChoice program! His study, featured in the WSJ, highlights significant improvements in college enrollment and graduation rates for voucher recipients. https://t.co/VDE6kBbv2t via @WSJopinion
wsj.com
Voucher recipients saw substantially improved academic outcomes.
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New research out: positive participation and competitive effects of EdChoice vouchers for college attendance and graduation. Participation effects compared to remaining in underperforming public school. Competitive compared to schools that just missed voucher threat.
New #research shows that #students participating in Ohio’s EdChoice program between 2008 & 2014 were significantly more likely to enroll in #college and earn a bachelor’s degree than public school students. Learn more in a report from the Urban Institute. https://t.co/pHvqbtt74k
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👏👏👏 @emorycollege Prof. @chriskarbownik. Please find the paper here 🔗
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@ElizabethSetren @TuftsUniversity @nberpubs @BlueprintMIT @Jeonghyeok__Kim @UH_Econ @AnnenbergInst @francesco_ago @EmilioBorghesan Taking 3rd place was David Figlio, @CMD_Hart & @chriskarbownik "Competitive Effects of Charter Schools" https://t.co/rFupUv0jzR
@UofR @UCDEducation @EmoryEconomics
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@ElizabethSetren @TuftsUniversity @nberpubs @BlueprintMIT @Jeonghyeok__Kim @UH_Econ @AnnenbergInst @francesco_ago @EmilioBorghesan Taking 3rd place was David Figlio, @CMD_Hart & @chriskarbownik "Competitive Effects of Charter Schools" https://t.co/rFupUv0jzR
@UofR @UCDEducation @EmoryEconomics
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Check out @EmoryEconomics Prof. @chriskarbownik latest research featured in @nytimes! His work sheds light on the intersection of gender and politics. @emorycollege @EmoryUniversity
https://t.co/UIEwVq6D32
nytimes.com
The declining ability of many boys and men to compete at school and in the workplace has become both a social and a political issue.
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Thanks for having me at UF seminar!
Join us for the Florida Applied Micro Virtual Seminar featuring @chriskarbownik Associate Prof. of Economics at @EmoryEconomics. He'll present "Effects of Student Composition on Their Teacher's Mental Health" on Thursday, October 31st, at 2 PM ET. DM to get the zoom link.
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Congratulations🌟to 4th year graduate student and @Fulbright_PH Scholar 🇵🇭, Justin Eloriaga [@JustinEloriaga] on his successful dissertation proposal today! Let the celebration begin! 🍾 https://t.co/rFtgZT1Ig8
@laneygradschool @emorycollege @EmoryUniversity
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If you like the outdoors then this is one of the best jobs in the country. I spent a few months in the interior of Alaska and it was awesome. And if you're tired of winter then Hawaii is not that far away...
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And then starting in June you can do mountain biking. Great department and location if you love mountains
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Super happy to see this published in @JPubEcon. Complementary work to our Norwegian paper: https://t.co/ovO5GxYCLG with @AlineButikofer, @RitaGinja and @FannyLandaud . Now we're building global evidence on intergenerational transmission of health
jhr.uwpress.org
We estimate health associations across generations using information on healthcare visits from administrative data for the entire Norwegian population. A parental mental health diagnosis is associa...
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📢Our CESifo Conference on Economics of Education is about to start!🤩 This will be so exciting!!!🥳 🔗 https://t.co/TqC4KfU8au
@EricHanushek @mdoepke @dynarski @karthik_econ @loeb_susanna @zbleemer @chriskarbownik @BenjaminArold @Lnavarrosola @edwinleuven @CamilleTerrier1 …
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We posted full publicly available Numident data that we used in our AER paper. So instead of paying thousands of $$$ you can just download it at price of citing our paper and repository.
🚨Public good alert! 🚨#EconTwitter The public-use NUMIDENT is now available for download with nearly 50 million death records and 25 million claims records (1936-2007)! Link: https://t.co/W6J6ME8AsG 🧵1/N
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Thanks for the Italian coverage of our paper: https://t.co/ofoZs2vArv. Important in the context of growing diversity and inequality in many countries.
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La presenza di minoranze etniche nelle classi taiwanesi abbassa i risultati nei test. Questo è però dovuto, per la maggior parte, a un minor impegno di studenti, insegnanti e genitori. Ne scrivono @AdeGendre, @chriskarbownik, @nsalamancaa, @yveszenou1
https://t.co/66rOd8VqqL
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Large-scale hospital modernisation in the 20th century reduced infant mortality rates and narrowed the Black-white infant mortality gap by one-quarter in the #US South. @ajhollingsworth, @chriskarbownik, M Thomasson @FarmerSchoolMU, @AnthonySWray
https://t.co/9Jv85toBqZ
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Investments in hospital infrastructure reduced #mortality in the #US South @ajhollingsworth @OSU_Econ, @chriskarbownik @EmoryEconomics, Melissa Thomasson @FarmerSchoolMU @MiamiUniversity, @AnthonySWray @SDUeconhist @DBE_SDU
https://t.co/nb6ddFAqAi
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In @AEAjournals AER, @Ajhollingsworth, @chriskarbownik, Thomasson & @AnthonySWray show that hospital modernization 1927-1942 in disproportionately rural & Black North Carolina reduced infant & long-run mortality, w/ larger effects for Black residents. https://t.co/joghlkX17t
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Nice non-technical summary of our recent AER paper: https://t.co/TMibCCEtRN. Policy punchlines: (1) investments in hospital infrastructure pay off in short- and long-run; (2) current disinvestments in hospitals should be closely scrutinized (e.g., https://t.co/Cq3Qcf66MJ)
nytimes.com
A new federal program offers hefty payments to small hospitals at risk of closing. But it comes with a bewildering requirement.
Large-scale hospital modernisation in the 20th century reduced infant mortality rates and narrowed the Black-white infant mortality gap by one-quarter in the #US South. @ajhollingsworth, @chriskarbownik, M Thomasson @FarmerSchoolMU, @AnthonySWray
https://t.co/9Jv85toBqZ
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Hospital modernization improves health and reduces racial disparities. New AER @AEAJournals by @ajhollingsworth from @OSU_AEDE @nberpubs Melissa Thomasson @chriskarbownik @AnthonySWray. https://t.co/COvSjQsbUf
aede.osu.edu
COLUMBUS, OH – July 12, 2024 – A new study published in the American Economic Review reveals how a large-scale hospital modernization program in North Carolina, operated by The Duke Endowment, led to...
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