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Spring 2009 Schedule
(Last Updated 04/23/09)

Looking for schedules from previous years? See the Workshop Archives.

1/16/09
Melinda Morrill (NC State)
Title: The Effects of Maternal Employment on the Health of School-Age Children
Location/Time: Noon-1 pm, Room 150, Sheps Center, UNC
Link to paper
1/23
Young Do (Stanford)
Title: The Effect of Informal Caregiving on Labor Market Outcomes in South Korea
Location/Time: Noon-1 pm, Room 150, Sheps Center, UNC
Link to paper
2/20

Michael Housman (Wharton)
Title: Organizational Form and Asymmetric Competition: The Dynamics of Surgery Center and Hospital Exit
Location/Time: Noon-1 pm, McKinley Seminar Room (formerly Seminar Room 1), Duke University Fuqua School of Business
Link to paper

2/27
Meredith Rosenthal (Harvard)
Title: Price-Responsiveness of Physician Selection: Evidence from a Natural Experiment
Location/Time: Noon-1 pm, McKinley Seminar Room (formerly Seminar Room 1), Duke University Fuqua School of Business
Link to paper
3/27
Tom McGuire (Harvard)
Title: Who Belongs in Managed Care? Using Premium Policy to Achieve an Efficient Assignment in Medicare
Location/Time: Noon-1 pm, McKinley Seminar Room (formerly Seminar Room 1), Duke University Fuqua School of Business
Link to paper
4/17

Sally Stearns (UNC-Chapel Hill)
Title:Using Small Area Variations in Procedure Rates to Identify Effects of Revascularization Among the Elderly
Location/Time: Noon-1 pm, Room 150, Sheps Center, UNC

Fall 2008 Schedule

10/03
Gloria Bazzoli (Virginia Commonwealth University)
Title: Safety Net Hospitals and Minority Access to Health Care
Location/Time: Noon-1:00 pm, Rosenfeld Conference Room, 3rd floor Sheps Center, UNC
Link to slide presentation
10/13
Census Research Data Center Annual Conference
Location/Time: 9 am-5 pm, Doris Duke Center, Duke University
Note: This is not officially a THEW seminar, but may be of interest to the THEW audience.
Link to more information (Adobe Acrobat file)
10/24
Nicole Maestas (RAND)
Title:Price Variation in Markets with Homogeneous Goods: The Case of Medigap
Location/Time: Noon-1 pm, McKinley Seminar Room (formerly Seminar Room 1), Duke University Fuqua School of Business
Link to paper
11/7
Charles Courtemanche (UNC-G)
Title:The Skinny on Big Box Retailing: Wal-Mart, Warehouse Clubs, and Obesity
Location/Time: Noon-1:00 pm, RTI (see directions below)
Link to paper
11/21
Lee Mobley (RTI)
Title: Spatial Analytic Methods in Health Utilization and Outcomes Research
Location/Time: Noon-1:00 pm, DeFriese Conference Room, 1st Floor Sheps Center, UNC
Link to presentation
12/12
Job Market Presentations
Mai Noguchi Hubbard
(UNC) and Yang Wang (Duke)
Titles: The Effect of Mothers' Employment and Child Care Decisions on the Body Mass Status of Young Children (Mai Hubbard); Subjective Expectations: Test for Bias and Implications for Choices (Yang Wang)
Location/Time: Noon-2 pm, DeFriese Conference Room, 1st floor Sheps Center, UNC
Link to Hubbard paper
Link to Wang paper

 

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Workshop format and locations
Workshops are on Fridays unless indicated otherwise. Workshops are from several different series, so please note different times and locations.

Parking and Maps

The UNC Sheps Center is at 725 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. (formerly Airport Rd.); parking permits can be obtained from the second floor receptionist.

Information on other visitor parking at UNC is at http://www.dps.unc.edu/Parking/visitor/visitorlotlocations/visitorlotlocations.cfm.
A campus visitor parking map is available at http://www.dps.unc.edu/maps/visitor/0708visitormap.cfm.

Maps and directions to the Fuqua School of Business can be found here: http://www.fuqua.duke.edu/about/campus/map/FuquaMap.pdf
Note: Information on the time and location of seminars at Duke should be confirmed by going to: http://faculty.fuqua.duke.edu/~dbr1/health/seminar.html

Directions to RTI:

Directions from I40 towards RTP: Exit on Davis Drive and go north to Cornwallis (If you get to M54 you are going South).  Turn left on Cornwallis; the next traffic light is at the entrance to RTI's main campus on your left. Turn left at the light onto Institute Drive.  Go past your first opportunity to turn into a parking lot on your left, and park somewhere in the next large lot on your left. Facing the buildings you see uphill from the lot, Cox is the middle one in the array from left to right. Check in at the Cox security desk at the main
entrance facing the parking lot, and obtain visitor badges. RTI staff will escort you to the conference room.

Directions from Southbound on Durham Freeway: Take the Cornwallis road exit and at the top of the ramp turn left. At the next light turn right onto Institute drive and into RTI's main campus. Go past your first opportunity to turn into a parking lot on your left, and park somewhere in the next large lot on your left. Facing the buildings you see uphill from the lot, Cox is the middle one in the array from left to right. Check in at the Cox security desk at the main entrance facing the parking lot, and obtain visitor badges. RTI staff will
escort you to the conference room.

HPM 815
Doctoral students may register for the workshop for one credit hour, with permission of the instructor Marisa Domino. Students must attend each session and participate in the discussion of the papers. Economics 710 is a prerequisite.

For more information
To be added to the e-mail announcement and paper distribution list, send an email with "Subscribe THEW" in the body of the test to listserv@unc.edu. For other information contact Marisa Domino (mdomino@email.unc.edu, 919-966-3891). For schedule updates see http://www.unc.edu/the.

Other Related Workshops

UNC/Duke Applied Micro Workshop/Triangle Econometrics Workshop: http://www.unc.edu/depts/econ/workshops.htm
Demography and Economics of Aging (Usually meets Mondays) http://www.cpc.unc.edu/dear/
Carolina Population Center (Usually meets Friday noon) http://www.cpc.unc.edu/training/seminars.html
Duke Health Sector Management Faculty Series: http://faculty.fuqua.duke.edu/~dbr1/health/seminar.html

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