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Martha J. Bailey |
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Assistant Professor, Department of
Economics
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Research
Affiliate, National |
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National
Bureau of Economic Research, Faculty Research Fellow CESifo,
Research Affiliate |
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Email:
baileymj@umich.edu |
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Curriculum
Vitae [Download *.pdf] |
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Research Papers |
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″More Power to the Pill: The Impact of Contraceptive
Freedom on Women's Lifecycle Labor Supply,″ Quarterly
Journal of Economics, 121
(1), February 2006, 289-320, Working Paper,
July 2005, Erratum,
August 2009. Featured in the New York Times. ″The Wage Gains of African-American Women in the 1940s″ (with William J. Collins), Journal of Economic History, 66 (3), September 2006: 737-777. ″Momma's Got the Pill: How Anthony Comstock and Griswold v. Connecticut Shaped U.S. Childbearing,″ NBER Working Paper Number 14675, January 2009; American Economic Review, 100 (1), March 2010: 98-129. Additional estimates, January 2009. Details on the legal coding (with Allie Davido),
January 2009. Scans of statutes (broken down into groups by states): AL-AZ, AR-CT, DE-GA, HI-IN, IA-ME, MD-MN, MS-MT, ND-OR, NE-NV, NH-NC, PA-TN, TX-WY ″Did Improvements in Household Technology Cause the Baby
Boom? Evidence from Electrification, Appliance Diffusion, and the Amish″ (with William J. Collins), NBER Working Paper Number 14641, January 2009; American Economic Journal-Macroeconomics,
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(2), April 2011: 189-217. ″Inequality in College Entry and
Completion″
(with Susan Dynarski). In G. J. Duncan and R. J. Murnane
(eds.), Whither Opportunity? Rising
Inequality and the Uncertain Life Chances of Low-Income Children.
(Russell Sage: New York, New York, September 2011). Featured in the New York
Times on 11/16/2011 and 11/24/2011, CNN Money, Inside Higher Ed, and Education Week. ″Reexamining
the Impact of U.S. Family Planning Programs on Fertility: Evidence from the
War on Poverty and the Early Years of Title X,″ NBER
Working Paper Number 17343, August 2011; forthcoming AEJ-Applied
Economics. ″The Opt-In Revolution: Contraception and the Gender Gap in Wages″ (with Brad J. Hershbein and Amalia Miller), forthcoming AEJ-Applied Economics. ″Early Legal Access: Laws and Policies Governing Contraceptive Access, 1960-1980″ (with Melanie Guldi, Erin Buzuvis, and Allison Davido), under review. ″The War on
Poverty's Experiment in Public Medicine: Community Health Centers and the
Mortality of Older Americans″ (with Andrew Goodman-Bacon), under
review. In Progress ″The
Long-term Effects of Family Planning Programs on Poverty″ (with Zoe
McLaren), January 2011. ″How America Avoided the Draft: The
Demographic Legacy of Vietnam.″ ″How Contraceptive and Abortion Policy Shaped the Second Demographic Transition″ (with Melanie Guldi and Sayeh Nikpay), January 2011. ″The Long-term Effects of
Community Health Centers on Health″ (with Andrew Goodman-Bacon, Mireille
Jacobson, Rucker Johnson, and Heather Royer). ″Griswold v. Connecticut and Completed Childbearing″ (with
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″The War on Poverty's Longer-term Implications for Social and Health Spending″ (with M. Marit Rehavi). ″Who Responds to Medical Information? The Implications
of Changing Selection into Breastfeeding, 1925-2000″
(with Radha Iyengar). |
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