Warning! Links to papers are under construction as of 1/22/2008

Links to working papers:

• The Material Well-Being of Single Mother Households in the 1980s and 1990s: What Can We Learn from Food Spending? (with Thomas DeLeire; National Poverty Center Working Paper 05-1), January 2005
• Employer-Sponsored Disability Insurance: Where Are the Gaps in Coverage? (NBER Working Paper 10382), March 2004
• What Do People Buy When They Don't Buy Health Insurance and What Does That Say About Why They Are Uninsured? (with Thomas DeLeire; NBER Working Paper 9826), July 2003
• The Economic Consequences of Being Uninsured ( ERIU Working Paper 12), October 2002
• Who Pays for Health Insurance? (Princeton Industrial Relations Section Working Paper 398), March 1998

• What Do We Really Know About Whether Health Insurance Affects Health? (with David Meltzer; ERIU Working Paper 6), December 2001.
  Published in: "Health Policy and the Uninsured," Catherine McLaughlin, editor, Urban Institute Press 2004.
• Gender, Occupation Choice and the Risk of Death at Work (with Thomas DeLeire; NBER Working Paper 8574), November 2001.
  Published version: "Worker Sorting and the Risk of Death on the Job." Journal of Labor Economics 22(4):925 - 953, 2004.

• Health Economics and Public Policy (PP644: Winter 2008)
• Introduction to Health Economics (Econ 395: Fall 2005, Winter 2007)
• Applied Econometrics II (PP383: Spring 2003)
• Microeconomics and Public Policy I (PP323: Fall 2003, Fall 2002, Fall 2001, Fall 2000)
• Health Economics and Public Policy (PP383: Spring 2000)
• Workshop in Children's Health and Public Policy: Fall 2000, Spring 2001, Fall 2001, Winter 2002, Spring 2002

• The Garden State.
• The Museum of Bad Art.
• The Somerville Gates.
• The Lego Bible.
• Economist jokes
• The best dog in the world.
• The little guy
• A good source of movie reviews
• Funny things to read:
• Music is My Bag, by Meghan Daum
• There She Is, Mrs. America, by Emily Yoffe
• The Night the Bed Fell on Father, by James Thurber