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Contact Information
Email:
Phone:
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bkovak@umich.edu
(610) 772-0877
National Poverty Center
University of Michigan
735 S. State St, Suite 5100
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-3091
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Job Market Links
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Fields
International Trade, Labor Economics, Applied Econometrics
Dissertation
Title: Essays in Trade and Labor Demand (abstract)
Regional Labor Market Effects of Trade Policy: Evidence from Brazilian Liberalization
(Draft: November 3, 2009) Job Market Paper
Overestimating the Effect of Complementarity on Skill Demand
(Draft: September 21, 2009) Under Review
Global Production Sharing and Input Price Measurement in the Semiconductor Industry
(with David Byrne
and Ryan Michaels)
(Draft: October 30, 2009)
Publications
The Growing Problem of Disconnected Single Mothers
(with Rebecca Blank)
in Carolyn J. Heinrich and John Karl Scholz eds.,
Making the Work-Based Safety Net Work
Better: Forward-Looking Policies to Help Low-Income Families. Russell Sage Foundation, 2009.
National Poverty Center Working Paper
#07-28, January 2008
Selected results published in
National Poverty Center
Policy Brief #10
, April 2008
Brookings Center on Children and Families
Brief #38
, May 2008
Institute for Research on Poverty, Focus,
Vol.25:2
, Fall-Winter 2007-2008
References
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John DiNardo (co-chair)
Department of Economics and
Ford School of Public Policy
University of Michigan
(734) 647-7843
jdinardo@umich.edu
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David Lam (co-chair)
Department of Economics and
Population Studies Center
University of Michigan
(734) 763-3009
davidl@umich.edu
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Alan Deardorff
Department of Economics and
Ford School of Public Policy
University of Michigan
(734) 764-6817
alandear@umich.edu
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Rebecca Blank
Under Secretary for Economic Affairs
Department of Commerce
(202) 482-3727
RBlank@doc.gov
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Juan Carlos Hallak
Department of Economics
Universidad de San Andres
(5411) 4725-7081
jchallak@udesa.edu.ar
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Paula Malone (teaching reference)
Department of Economics
University of Michigan
(734) 647-5607
pmalone@umich.edu
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Teaching and Research Materials
Econ 101 Spring 2007 Teaching Materials
STATA Programs
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