The New York State Economic Association
The New York State Economic Association70th Annual ConferenceFarmingdale State CollegeOctober 6 & 7, 2017NYSEA OfficersPresidentTreasurerSecretaryXu ZhangFarmingdale State College (SUNY)Philip SirianniSUNY OneontaMichael McAvoySUNY OneontaVice PresidentWeb CoordinatorClair SmithSt. John Fisher CollegeAbeba MussaFarmingdale State College (SUNY)NYSEA Board of DirectorsCynthia BansakSt. Lawrence UniversityChukwudi IkwuezeQueensborough Community CollegeSean MacDonaldNew York City College of Technology, CUNYDavid VittFarmingdale State College (SUNY)Della Lee SueMarist CollegeRick WeberFarmingdale State College (SUNY)Kpoti KitissouSkidmore CollegeWade L. ThomasSUNY OneontaJeffrey WagnerRochester Institute of TechnologyEditor, New York Economic ReviewWilliam O’DeaSUNY OneontaEditor, Conference ProceedingsRichard VogelFarmingdale State College (SUNY)1
Schedule of EventsFriday, October 6, 20176:30 pmReception, Hilton Long Island/Huntington Hotel, Melville, NY6:45 pmWelcomeSaturday October 7, 20177:30 am - 8:00 amRegistration and Continental Breakfast(Campus Center Ballroom)8:00 am – 8:15 amWelcome8:15 am – 9:35 amConcurrent Sessions: Group A (Business Building)9:35 am – 9:50 amMorning Break(Snack stands available at the 3rd floor of Business Building)9:50 am – 11:10 amConcurrent Sessions: Group B (Business Building)11:25 am – 12:50 pmLuncheon and Keynote Address:Dr. Michael Grossman (CUNY Graduate Center, NBER, IZA)(Campus Center Ballroom)1:00 pm – 2:20 pmConcurrent Sessions: Group C (Business Building)2:20 pm – 2:35 pmAfternoon Break(Snack stands available at the 3rd floor of Business Building)2:35 pm – 3:55 pm4:00 pm - 5:00pmConcurrent Sessions: Group D (Business Building)Business Meeting (All Are Welcome)Business Building 1242
Saturday, October 7, 20177:30-8:00 am REGISTRATION AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFASTCampus Center Ballroom, Farmingdale State College8:00-8:15 am WELCOME ADDRESS8:15 - 9:35AM: Concurrent Sessions: Group ASession A1 Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics8:15 to 9:35 am, Business Building 215Chair: Kenneth Liao (Farmingdale State College), ng Willingness to Pay for E85 in the United States Using an InterceptSurvey of Flex MotoristsKenneth Liao (Farmingdale State College), liaok@farmingdale.eduSebastien PouliotBruce A. BabcockBabita Srivasava (William Paterson University), srivastava.babita@yahoo.comPoverty in India and the Role Energy Plays: How the Energy Sector Helps andHinders Rural IndiaBabita Srivasava (William Paterson University), srivastava.babita@yahoo.comEmily Fogarty (Farmingdale State College), fogartea@farmingdale.eduA Visualization of the Geoeconomic Relationships Linking Coastal CommercialMarine and Fishing Firms to Tourism Activities found on Long Island, NewYorkEmily Fogarty (Farmingdale State College), fogartea@farmingdale.eduKenneth Liao (Farmingdale State College), liaok@farmingdale.eduSession A2 The Effectiveness of Economic Theory for Studying Sports8:15 to 9:35 am, Business Building 218Chair: Emese Ivan (St. John’s University), ---------------Title:Authors:Discussant:From Pigskin to BillionsThomas O’Keefe (St. John’s University), Thomas.okeefe11@stjohns.eduGlenn Gerstner (St. John’s University), gerstneg@stjohns.eduTitle:The Effect of Tournament Structure on Participant Outcomes: Evidence from3
Session A3Author:Discussant:Professional BowlingGlenn Gerstner (St. John’s University), gerstneg@stjohns.eduEmese Ivan (St. John’s University), ivane@stjohns.eduTitle:Author:Discussant:The Application of Game Theory in African Female Marathon RunningDenise Kamyuka (St. John’s University)Thomas O’Keefe (St. John’s University), Thomas.okeefe11@stjohns.eduLabor Economics8:15 to 9:35 am, Business Building 221Chair:Chukwudi Ikwueze (Queensborough Community College), ----------------Title:Author:Discussant:The New York State Excelsior Jobs Program: Boon or Boondoggle?Joseph Giacalone (St John’s University), giacaloj@stjohns.eduGerald H. Grayson (Farmingdale State College), e Gig EconomyGerald H. Grayson (Farmingdale State College), graysog@farmingdale.eduChukwudi Ikwueze (Queensborough Community College),chuikwueze@aol.comTitle:Market Internality As a Source of U.S Rising Cost of Doing Business: WhatInternet Hacking and Sluggish Wages May Have in CommonChukwudi Ikwueze (Queensborough Community e:Authors:Discussant:Session A4The Granger Causality of Income on Heath Using a Microsimulation ApproachAmelie Adeline (THEMA - University of Cergy-Pontoise), amelie.adeline@ucergy.frEric Delattre (THEMA - University of Cergy-Pontoise)Joseph Giacalone (St John’s University), giacaloj@stjohns.eduMicroeconomics8:15 to 9:35 am, Business Building 315Chair: Northrup Buechner (St. John’s University), ------------------Title:Author:Discussant:In Defense of Laissez FaireNorthrup Buechner (St. John’s University), buechnen@stjohns.eduGowun Park (Simpson College), gowun.park@simpson.eduTitle:Author:On Income Inequality in the United States: its Source and the Great RecessionGowun Park (Simpson College), gowun.park@simpson.edu4
Session A5Discussant:Rafia Zafar (Fordham University), nerational Mobility in Income: Evidence from IndonesiaRafia Zafar (Fordham University), rzafar1@fordham.eduNorthrup Buechner (St. John’s University), buechnen@stjohns.eduUndergraduate Student Paper Contest: A8:15 to 9:35 am, Business Building ------Title:Author:Discussant:An Economic Analysis of Collisional Cascading in Low Earth OrbitZachary Grzelka (Rochester Institute of Technology), zrg8533@rit.eduTitle:Regional Economic Growth and NFL Properties in Second Tier Cities, 20022014John Danielo (SUNY Oneonta), :Discussant:Do Donald Trump's Tweets Matter?Dakota Morgan (Hartwick College), morgand2@hartwick.eduTitle:The Impact of Banking Regulations and Deregulations on the Stock andHousing MarketsAnthony Vecere (SUNY Oneonta), acvecere@gmail.comAuthor:Discussant:Session A6Undergraduate Student Paper Contest: B8:15 to 9:35 am, Business Building ------Title:Author:Discussant:Institutional investment, executive compensation, social connectionsJeff Gortmaker (Columbia University), jeff@jeffgortmaker.comTitle:The Effects of Large Scale Asset Purchases on Corporate Bond Yields: Drivers& ChannelsNiklas Rafael Schwalb (Columbia University), rafael.schwalb@columbia.eduAuthor:Discussant:5
fluences on Health How Economic Variables Impact Life Expectancy in 193CountriesPaul Pangburn (SUNY Albany), ppangburn@albany.eduAuditor Reputation and the Underpricing of IPOsAnna Lin (SUNY Oneonta), LINA65@oneonta.edu9:50 - 11:10AM: Concurrent Sessions: Group BSession B1Mathematical and Quantitative Methods9:50 to 11:10 am, Business Building 215Chair: Chunhui Yu, (Farmingdale State College), itle:Author:Discussant:Title:Using Data Envelope Analysis to Examine US State Health Efficiencies Over2008-2015Juan R. Jaramillo (Farmingdale State College), jaramijr@farmingdale.eduGavin Putzer (Stetson University)Young Bin Ahn (Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool ctional Accuracy on Macroeconomic Forecasts in South Asia: Evidencefrom India, Indonesia, and SingaporeYoung Bin Ahn (Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University),youngbinahn@hotmail.comYoichi Tsuchiya (Tokyo University of Science)Chunhui Yu, (Farmingdale State College), :Relationship Between Two Sample and One Sample Confidence IntervalsChunhui Yu, (Farmingdale State College), Chunhui.yu@farmingdale.eduMonica Das (Skidmore College), mdas@skidmore.eduAuthor:Session B2Nonparametric Estimation of the Relationship between Infrastructure andGrowthSudip Ranjan Basu (UNCTAD, Geneva)Monica Das (Skidmore College), mdas@skidmore.eduJuan R. Jaramillo (Farmingdale State College), jaramijr@farmingdale.eduDemographic Economics and Migration9:50 to 11:10 am, Business Building 218Chair:Darius Conger (Elmira College), dconger@htva.net6
tle:Authors:Discussant:Defined Contribution Fully Funded Social Security, Non-withdrawal versusWithdrawal: Focus on Fertility and Economic GrowthSungwoo Hong (SUNY at Buffalo), sungwooh@buffalo.eduKatie M Jajtner (Fordham University), oyed Labor Market Search for Persons with DisabilitiesKatie M Jajtner (Fordham University), kjajtner@fordham.eduYijiao Liu (Stony Brook University), ow will hukou reform impact city population in ChinaYijiao Liu (Stony Brook University), yijiao.liu@stonybrook.eduBilesha Weeraratne (Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka), bilesha@ips.lkTitle:The Effect of Recruitment Intermediary’s Informal Status on NegotiatingRecruitment Incentives for Migrant WorkersBilesha Weeraratne (Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka), bilesha@ips.lkSungwoo Hong (SUNY at Buffalo), sungwooh@buffalo.eduAuthors:Discussant:Session B3Financial Economics9:50 to 11:10 am, Business Building 221Chair:Katarzyna Platt (SUNY College at Old Westbury), h, Information Disclosure and RegulationLuying Wang (Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, China)Yiyang Lu (Vanderbilt University)Jiasi Liu (New York University), jl6436@nyu.eduQiang Gong (Zhongnan University of Economics and Law)Fangxia Lin (City College of Technology CUNY), nomics of Financial Planning: an overviewFangxia Lin (City College of Technology CUNY), fangxialinl@hotmail.comJulie Anna Golebiewski (Canisius College), golebiej@canisius.eduTitle:Is There Bias in the New Moody’s Rating Methodology on the GeneralObligations of Local Governments in New York State?Julie Anna Golebiewski (Canisius College), golebiej@canisius.eduGeorge M. Palumbo (Canisius College)Mark Zaporowski (Canisius College)Katarzyna Platt (SUNY College at Old Westbury), ors:Strategic Announcement Bundling- Earnings Announcements and M&AAnnouncementsHuajing Hu (Adelphi University), hhu@adelphi.eduKatarzyna Platt (SUNY College at Old Westbury), plattk@oldwestbury.eduChih-Huei (Debby) Su, (University of St. Thomas), csu@stthom.edu7
Discussant:Session B4Jiasi Liu (New York University), jl6436@nyu.eduInternational Economics9:50 to 11:10 am, Business Building 315Chair:Abeba Mussa (Farmingdale State College), ances and Risk Aversion: Evidence from LAMP DataAbeba Mussa (Farmingdale State College), mussaa@farmingdale.eduRichard Kyung (Choice Research Group), nycrick@gmail.comTitle:Comparisons of the Effects of Immigration on Economy in Singapore and theUnited StatesRichard Kyung (Choice Research Group), nycrick@gmail.comKpoti Kitissou (SUNY Oswego), Author:Discussant:Self-Selection to Export: Understanding the Evidence and Impact of IncreasingMarginal CostUmut Senalp (Trakya University), uerksan@hotmail.comMichael Malenbaum (Iona College), e Rate Dynamics of Chile and PeruMichael Malenbaum (Iona College), mmalenbaum@iona.eduUmut Senalp (Trakya University), uerksan@hotmail.comTitle:Author:Can the Lipset Hypothesis be applied in China?Kpoti Kitissou (SUNY Oswego), kpoti.kitissou@oswego.eduMatthew Cohen (SUNY Oswego), mcohen3@oswego.eduAbeba Mussa (Farmingdale State College), mussaa@farmingdale.eduDiscussant:Session B5Public Economics9:50 to 11:10 am, Business Building 318Chair:Robert Culp (Delton State College), uthor:Discussant:Identifying the Effects of the Great Recession on Mental Health in the UnitedStates: Evidence from Housing ShocksPrabal De (CUNY Graduate Center)Raul Segura-Escano (CUNY Graduate Center), rsegura@gradcenter.cuny.eduRobert Culp (Delton State College), rculp@daltonstate.eduCould Health Savings Accounts Enable Singapore Levels of Direct Pay in theU.S.?Robert Culp (Delton State College), rculp@daltonstate.eduCristian Sepulveda (Farmingdale State College), sepulvc@farmingdale.edu8
Title:Author:Discussant:Optimal Tax Systems and Economic Development: Theory and PracticeCristian Sepulveda (Farmingdale State College), sepulvc@farmingdale.eduGeena Caporale (Siena College), gm24capo@siena.eduTitle:Factors Affecting Length of Stay in Homeless Shelters: A Data CentricApproach Using HMIS DataGeena Caporale (Siena College), gm24capo@siena.eduManimoy Paul (Siena College), mpaul@siena.eduRaul Segura-Escano (CUNY Graduate Center), on B0Undergraduate Student Paper Contest: REVIEW9:50 to 11:10 am, Business Building 321 (Reserved for Committee Meeting)11:25 - 12:50 pm Luncheon and Keynote Address(Campus Center Ballroom)Keynote Speaker: Dr. Michael Grossman (CUNY Graduate Center, NBER, IZA)(Biography is attached at the end of the program)1:00 - 2:20PM: Concurrent Sessions: Group CSession C1Using Sports to Teach the Principles of Economics(Panel Discussion)1:00 to 2:20 pm, Business Building 215Chair: Emese Ivan (St. John’s University), ---------------Panelist: Ira Stolzenberg (Farmingdale State College), stolzei@farmingdale.eduRichard Vogel (Farmingdale State College), Richard.vogel@farmingdale.eduEmese Ivan (St. John’s University), ivane@stjohns.eduGlenn Gerstner (St. John’s University), gerstneg@stjohns.eduSession C2Macroeconomics and Housing1:00 to 2:20 pm, Business Building 2189
Chair:Sean MacDonald (New York City College of uthors:Discussant:Relocation, Housing and Economic Shocks: A Macroeconomic PerspectiveBo Li (Stonybrook University), bo.li.3@stonybrook.eduChristine L. Storrie (SUNY Oneonta), Christine.storrie@oneonta.eduTitle:The U.S. Housing Bubble: Implications for Monetary Policy and the GlobalSupply of SavingsChristine L. Storrie (SUNY Oneonta), Christine.storrie@oneonta.eduSean MacDonald (New York City College of rs:Discussant:Title:Discussant:Could Required Loan Servicer Participation have Produced a Higher MortgageRate under the Home Affordable Modification Program?Sean MacDonald (New York City College of Technology-CUNY),smacdonald@citytech.cuny.eduHyeon Park (Manhattan College), asi-Hyperbolic Consumers, Re-optimization, and Social SecurityHyeon Park (Manhattan College), hyeon.park@manhattan.eduBo Li (Stonybrook University), bo.li.3@stonybrook.eduAuthor:Session C3Industrial Organization1:00 to 2:20 pm, Business Building 315Chair:David Vitt (Farmingdale State College), -------------------Title:Authors:Discussant:The Social Costs of Trade: Death and Declining DistanceDavid Vitt (Farmingdale State College), vittd@farmingdale.eduJeffrey Wagner (Rochester Institute of Technology), mjwgse@rit.eduTitle:Author:Economic Motivations for Software Bug BountiesChristopher Sprague (Rochester Institute of Technology)Jeffrey Wagner (Rochester Institute of Technology), mjwgse@rit.eduYichuan Wang (SUNY at Albany), ant:Title:Author:The Effect of Welfare on Number of Plans: A Counterfactual Analysis inMedicare Part DYichuan Wang (SUNY at Albany), ywang51@albany.eduHu Meng (Zhongnan University of Economics and Law),shirleyhuang1117@gmail.comMerger of Duopoly in Sharing EconomyHu Meng (Zhongnan University of Economics and Law),shirleyhuang1117@gmail.com10
Discussant:Session C4Tongtong Huang (Zhongnan University of Economics and Law)Yuzhang Chen (Zhongnan University of Economics and Law)Jingwen Huang ((Zhongnan University of Economics and Law)David Vitt (Farmingdale State College), vittd@farmingdale.eduBusiness1:00 to 2:20 pm, Business Building 221Chair:Yu Chen (Farmingdale State College), an Methods to Help Consumers with Their Green Car ChoicesYu Chen (Farmingdale State College), cheny@farmingdale.eduVipul Bansal (St. John’s University), bansalv@stjohns.eduTitle:A Statistical Inquiry Into The Correlation of Income and Balance Sheet Metricson Equity ValuationManuel G. Russon (St. John’s University)Vipul Bansal (St. John’s University), bansalv@stjohns.eduStacey Mirinaviciene (Keuka College/ Vilnius University, nt:Session C5Changes of Accounting and Internal Control Systems for Small and MediumEnterprises and their Impact on Audit Risk AssessmentStacey Mirinaviciene (Keuka College/ Vilnius University, Lithuania),smirinaviciene@keuka.eduIra Stolzenberg (Farmingdale State College), stolzei@farmingdale.eduGo Public or Not? Private Firms' IPO Decision and IPO Long-runUnderperformanceGarrison Hongyu Song (Farmingdale State College), hongyug@farmingdale.eduKatarzyna Platt (SUNY College at Old Westbury), plattk@oldwestbury.eduHealth, Education and Welfare1:00 to 2:20 pm, Business Building 321Chair:Manimoy Paul (Siena College), -------------Title:Authors:Discussant:Factors affecting smoking behavior in New YorkManimoy Paul (Siena College), mpaul@siena.eduTimothy ThomasBenjamin PattenOlivia MatosPhilip Sirianni (SUNY Oneonta), sirianp@oneonta.edu11
Title:Author:Discussant:Title:Author:The Effect of Sustainability Commitments on College Admissions: Evidencefrom the Presidents’ Climate CommitmentMallory HartMichael O’HaraPhilip Sirianni (SUNY Oneonta), sirianp@oneonta.eduInas R. Kelly (Queens College CUNY & NBER), inas.kelly@qc.cuny.eduDiscussant:Earnings Gaps for Conspicuous Characteristics: Evidence from IndonesiaNazmul Ahsan (Saint Louis University)Inas R. Kelly (Queens College CUNY & NBER), inas.kelly@qc.cuny.eduRobert (Bob) Jones (Skidmore College), rjones@skidmore.eduTitle:Author:Discussant:Higher Education Attendance before and after the Great RecessionRobert (Bob) Jones (Skidmore College), rjones@skidmore.eduManimoy Paul (Siena College), mpaul@siena.edu2:35 – 3:55 pm: Concurrent Sessions: Group DSession D1Urban and Regional Economics2:35 to 3:55 pm, Business Building 215Chair:Craig Rogers (Canisius College), nt Incentives and Regional Growth: The Case of IDAs on Long IslandRichard Vogel (Farmingdale State College), Richard.vogel@farmingdale.eduXubei Lian (Zhongnan University of Economics and Law),jessicalxb1208@163.comTitle:Authors:Optimal division of parking spaces in residential communitiesXubei Lian (Zhongnan University of Economics and Law),jessicalxb1208@163.comCraig Rogers (Canisius College), sant:Title:Author:Discussant:Tracking the Spatial Evolution of Gentrification in Buffalo, NY usingExploratory Spatial Data Analysis: 1980-2010Craig Rogers (Canisius College), rogersc@canisius.eduMario A. Gonzalez-Corzo (Lehman College), mario.gonzalezcorzo@lehman.cuny.eduThe Importance of the Financial Services Industry in New York CityMario A. Gonzalez-Corzo (Lehman College), mario.gonzalezcorzo@lehman.cuny.eduVassilios N. Gargalas (Lehman College)Richard Vogel (Farmingdale State College), Richard.vogel@farmingdale.edu12
Session D2 General Economics and Economic Education2:35 to 3:55 pm, Business Building 218Chair:Rick Weber (Farmingdale State College), ---------------------Session D3Title:Authors:Discussant:Clusters of Economic Freedom RevisitedRick Weber (Farmingdale State College), weberr@farmingdale.eduJimena Gonzalez Ramirez (Manhattan s:Discussant:What Determines Financial Knowledge among College Students?Amira Annabi; Jimena Gonzalez Ramirez (Manhattan College),jimena.gonzalez@manhattan.edu ; Fabian MuellerGarrison Hongyu Song (Farmingdale State College), hongyug@farmingdale.eduTitle:Author:Discussant:The Path to Power: The Prospect of Undergraduate Economics MajorXu Zhang (Farmingdale State College), zhangx@farmingdale.eduDella Lee Sue (Marist College), �Prerequisite Courses: Beyond the Checklist”Della Lee Sue (Marist College), della.lee.sue@marist.eduRick Weber (Farmingdale State College), weberr@farmingdale.eduLaw and Economics2:35 to 3:55 pm, Business Building 221Chair:Clair Smith (St. John Fisher College), -------------Title:Author:Discussant:Evaluation of and Alternatives to Pay-to-Play in Interscholastic SportMichael Frainer (Farmingdale State College), frainam@farmingdale.eduIra Stolzenberg (Farmingdale State College), stolzei@farmingdale.eduMichael McAvoy (SUNY Oneonta), WAR and Collector Discrimination for Hall-of-Fame Player Baseball CardsMichael McAvoy (SUNY Oneonta), michael.mcavoy@oneonta.eduDennis Guh (Weindorf and Company), dennisguh@gmail.comTitle:Author:Discussant:The Banking Act of 1933: An Examination of the Past and PresentDennis Guh (Weindorf and Company), dennisguh@gmail.comClair Smith (St. John Fisher College), csmith@sjfc.eduTitle:Author:Discussant:Does Batman Face Scarcity?Clair Smith (St. John Fisher College), csmith@sjfc.eduMichael Frainer (Farmingdale State College), frainam@farmingdale.edu13
Session D4Macroeconomics and Global Interconnectedness2:35 to 3:55 pm, Business Building 315Chair:Arindam Mandal (Siena College), ---------------Title:Discussant:Financial Development and Income Inequality in China - A Spatial DataAnalysisSamuel Moon Jung (Trinity College), christmasnoon@gmail.comChu-Ping C. Vijverberg (CUNY Graduate Center)Qing Han (The University of Kansas), ational Real Business Cycles of the Chinese EconomyQing Han (The University of Kansas), saodibonze@gmail.comCarlos Payan (Fordham University), cpayan@fordham.eduTitle:International Monetary Spillovers, Financial Interconnectedness, and theireffects on Monetary Autonomy.Carlos Payan (Fordham University), cpayan@fordham.eduArindam Mandal (Siena College), Authors:Discussant:4:00 pm - 5:00pmDoes Trade Improves Labor Rights in Developed Countries? An EmpiricalInvestigationArindam Mandal (Siena College), amandal@siena.eduAniruddha Mitra (Bard College)Samuel Moon Jung (Trinity College), christmasnoon@gmail.comBusiness Meeting (All Are Welcome),Business Building 12414
Keynote Speaker for 2017 NYSEA Annual ConferenceDr. Michael GrossmanBIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHDr. Michael Grossman is Distinguished Professor of Economics in the Ph.D. Program inEconomics at The City University of New York Graduate Center; New York Office Director,Health Economics Program Director, and Research Associate at the National Bureau ofEconomic Research; and Research Fellow at IZA. He is the author of seven books, seventythree journal articles, and thirty-five book chapters. His research has focused on economicmodels of the determinants of adult, child, and infant health in the U.S.; economic approaches tocigarette smoking and alcohol use by teenagers and young adults; empirical applications ofrational addiction theories; the demand for pediatric care; the production and cost of ambulatorymedical care in community health centers; and the determinants of interest rates on tax-exempthospital bonds. His recently completed studies deal with the effects of excise taxes on cigarettesmoking by pregnant women; the relationship between substance use and risky sexual behaviorby teenagers; the economics of obesity; the effects of managed care on hospital prices for bypasssurgery and angioplasty; the effects of parents’ schooling and the introduction of national healthinsurance on child health in Taiwan; the effects of food prices on childhood obesity; racial andethnic differences in physical activity; and neuroeconomics and alcohol control policies. Hiscurrent research deals with the effects of insurance and quality on hospital prices for cancersurgery; moral hazard in less invasive surgical technology for coronary artery disease;neuroeconomics and alcohol control policies; and the demand for electronic cigarettes.He is a co-editor of the Review of Economics of the Household, an associate editor of theAmerican Journal of Health Economics, an associate editor of the Journal of Human Capital, aseries co-editor of Advances in Health Economics and Health Services Research (published byJAI, an imprint of Emerald Press), a member of the Institute of Medicine of the NationalAcademy of Sciences, Past President of the Eastern Economic Association, and Past President ofthe American Society of Health Economists. He is listed in the 2003 edition of Who’s Who inEconomics. He is the past recipient of grants from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse andAlcoholism, the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the Agency for Health Care Research andQuality, the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, the NationalInstitute of Nursing Research, the Ford Foundation, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, theNational Science Foundation, and the National Institute of Child Health and HumanDevelopment. His current research is funded by grants from the National Cancer Institute, theNational Institute on Aging, the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, and theNational Institute on Drug Abuse. He has served as the sponsor and chair of 112 completedPh.D. dissertations and has served as a committee member of an additional 178 completed Ph.D.dissertations. He is the inaugural recipient of the Victor Fuchs Award for lifetime contributionsto the field of health economics, presented by the American Society of Health Economists in2008. He also is Honorary Director of the Nankai-Grossman Center for Health Economics andMedical Insurance at Nankai University in Tianjin, People’s Republic of China.15
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