Jinyeong Son Profile
Jinyeong Son

@jinyeong_son

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Postdoctoral Fellow at @HarvardBizGov @Harvard || Alum @UTAustinEcon and @SeoulNatlUni || Public, Health, and Labor Economics

Boston, MA
Joined December 2021
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@restatjournal
The Review of Economics and Statistics (REStat)
7 months
Geographic variation in enrollment in Medicare Advantage cannot be fully equalized through higher subsidies. Just Accepted new paper by Marika Cabral, Colleen Carey, and Jinyeong Son (@jinyeong_son)
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direct.mit.edu
Abstract. Many public programs let individuals choose between publicly provided benefits and a subsidized private alternative. We investigate health insurance choice in Medicare—a setting with vast...
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@ashecon
@ashecon
1 year
Congratulations to ASHEcon Medal winner Marika Cabral, @UTAustin! Learn more about the ASHEcon Awards here 👉 https://t.co/sR4KU0B8xe
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@UTAustinEcon
UT-Austin Economics
2 years
Check out our PhD job-market candidates. We are proud of the research they have produced and excited to see how they will succeed on the job market! https://t.co/Yo92WrI9us
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liberalarts.utexas.edu
Liberal Arts at UT offers over 40 majors and many top-ranked graduate programs in the social sciences and humanities taught by 750 faculty.
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@nberpubs
NBER
3 years
Geographic disparities in Medicare Advantage enrollment mostly reflect variation in person-specific factors, such as preferences and income, not the place-based factors targeted by policy, from Marika Cabral, @citizeness and @jinyeong_son https://t.co/78W0cx9svE
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@prankur432
Prankur Gupta
3 years
Hello, @jinyeong_son and I are trying to put together a session on "Fertility and Maternal Health" for #SEA2023 . It is a little end minute, but if anyone is interested, please reach out! #EconTwitter
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@UTAustinEcon
UT-Austin Economics
3 years
A published study in @JPubEcon by PhD student Jinyeong Son shows that state-mandated health insurance benefits for diabetes save lives, reducing diabetes-related deaths by 3.1 per 100,000 annually. @jinyeong_son
@JPubEcon
Journal of Public Economics
3 years
Recently published paper in the @JPubEcon : "Do Mandated Health Insurance Benefits for Diabetes Save Lives?" Vol 216 (Dec 2022) by Jinyeong Son (@jinyeong_son @UTAustinEcon ) https://t.co/laVfjvZcKC
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@JPubEcon
Journal of Public Economics
3 years
Recently published paper in the @JPubEcon : "Do Mandated Health Insurance Benefits for Diabetes Save Lives?" Vol 216 (Dec 2022) by Jinyeong Son (@jinyeong_son @UTAustinEcon ) https://t.co/laVfjvZcKC
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@JPubEcon
Journal of Public Economics
3 years
State-mandated health insurance benefits for diabetes save lives, specifically from diabetes-related deaths, by 3.1 per 100,000 annually. Expanding insurance coverage for the treatment of certain diseases can reduce the associated mortality.
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