P30 Aging and Other Demographic Centers: Minnesota Demography and Aging Seminar: Life Course Center: Pilot Project Demonstrations November 7, 12:15pm – 1:45pm (details) Leonard D. Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics (University of Southern California) Seminar: “Dependent Coverage and Parental “Job Lock”: Evidence from the Affordable Care Act,” Katherine Meckel (UC-San Diego) November 8, …
P30 Aging and Other Demographic Centers: Minnesota Demography and Aging Seminar: “The Heterogeneous Impacts of Climate-Related Extreme Events on Population Change: Evidence from U.S.-County Hurricane Exposure,” Janna Johnson (University of Minnesota) October 31, 12:15pm – 1:15pm (details) University of California-Berkeley Population Sciences: “Immigration and Inequality in the Next Generation,” Mark Borgschulte (University of Illinois) November …
P30 Aging and Other Demographic Centers: Minnesota Demography and Aging Seminar: “Selected Methodological Takes on Race, Racism, and Health Inequity,” Whitney Robinson (Duke University) October 24, 12:15pm – 1:15pm (details) University of California-Berkeley Population Sciences: “HIV after 40 in Rural South Africa: Aging in the Context of an HIV Epidemic,” Sanyu A. Mojola (Princeton University) …
P30 Aging and Other Demographic Centers: Minnesota Demography and Aging Seminar: “Inequitable Access and Outcomes: The Case for Medicare Home Health,” Shekinah Fashaw-Walters (University of Minnesota) October 17, 12:15pm – 1:15pm (details) University of California-Berkeley Population Sciences: “Sex-Selective Abortion Bans: Structural Stigma, Xenophobia, and the Birth Outcomes of Asian Immigrants,” Emma Zang (Yale University) October …
P30 Aging and Other Demographic Centers: Minnesota Demography and Aging Seminar: “To What Extent Do Older Americans Combine Retirement Pathways in the United States?” Kevin Cahill (Boston College) October 10, 12:15pm – 1:15pm (details)
Abstract “A growing body of research explores the long-run effects of social programs and welfare spending. However, evidence linking welfare support in early life with longevity is limited. We add to this literature by evaluating the effect of in-utero and early-life exposure to the largest increases in welfare spending in the US history under the …