The NBER Fellowship Program in Aging and Health, now in its 19th year, is
pleased to introduce the following pre-doctoral fellows for 2007-2008. The
program is supported by grants from the National Institute on Aging.
>Pre-Doctoral Fellows in Aging and Health Economics, 2007-2008
>
>Tonja Bowen Bishop (MIT)
>Changes in marginal tax rates around retirement
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>Michael Frakes (MIT)
>Effects of economic factors on physician treatment styles and
>information-gathering behavior
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>Noam Kirson (Harvard)
>Cross-country comparisons of health and labor market stress
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>Jonathan Kolstad (Harvard)
>Information and consumer choice of health care providers and the
>industrial organization of hospital markets
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>Amanda E. Kowalski (MIT)
>Price elasticity of demand for medical care
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>Chris Nosko (Harvard)
>Lifecycle consumption and savings behavior
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> David Powell (MIT)
>Occupational risk and tax incidence
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>Hui Shan (MIT)
>Property taxes and elderly mobility
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>Anna Sinaiko (Harvard)
>Health insurance markets, Medicare, Consumer behavior
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>Fabrice Smieliauskas (Harvard)
>Behavioral economics of health care decision-making among the elderly
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>
Janet Stein
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Received on Mon Jul 16 2007 - 11:31:31 EDT
