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Program at a Glance


Saturday November 22, 2025
8:00 AM - 9:45 AM
AI and Minorities
Allied-ESA
Panel Data and Synthetic Controls
Presidential
Advances in Behavioral and Experimental Economics
Presidential
Economics of Racetrack Wagering Markets
General
Airlines
Allied-IOS
Mental Health Determinants and Outcomes
Presidential-CSWEP
Topics in International Finance and Trade
Allied-IEFS
Unemployment Insurance
Presidential
Immigration and Entrepreneurship: Research Analysis and Policy Implications
Presidential
Development Challenges with a Gender Perspective
Presidential
'Rivalry and Central Planning' and 'National Economic Planning: What Is Left?' After 40 Years
Presidential
Globalization and Its Impacts
Presidential
Competencies and Experiential Learning
Presidential
Emerging Scholars in the Broad Austrian Tradition
Allied-SDAE
Cities and Communities
Allied-SDAE
Air Pollution and Health
Allied-AERE
Energy I
Allied-AERE
Stated Preferences I
Allied-AERE
Airline Mergers: Both Successful and Failed
Presidential
Health Economics
GRAD
Retirement and Disability Policy
Presidential
Applied Microeconomics I
Presidential
Behavioral Insights in Policy and Consumer Decision-Making
Presidential
Macroeconomics and Policy I
Presidential
Macroeconomic Policy, Wage Dispersion, and Wealth Inequality
General
U.S. Financial and Business History
Allied-Clio/EHA
Environmental Compliance and Enforcement
Presidential
Empirical Environmental
Presidential
Constitutional Political Economy
Presidential
Economic Development I
Presidential
Business Environment and Development
General
Endogenous Growth Theory
Presidential
Health Law and Economics
Presidential
Assessing the Impact of War on Poverty Programs
Presidential
Children’s Health in Sub-Saharan Africa and Health Policy in the U.S.
Allied-AAAWE
Health and Policy I
Presidential
10:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Contests
Allied-ESA
Causal Inference
Presidential
Domestic Tobacco and E-Cigarette Policies
Presidential
Firm Decisions, Incentives, and Market Behavior
General
Antitrust and Competition Policy
Allied-IOS
Russian Socioeconomic Topics
Presidential
Economics of the Household
Presidential-CSWEP
Topics in International Economics
Allied-IEFS
Family Economics
Presidential
Economic Damages Quagmires for Practitioners in Personal Injury/Wrongful Death Context
Allied-NAFE
Gender in Higher Education: Faculty and Students
Presidential
The Effects of International Migration
General
Topics in Trade Policy Analysis
Presidential
Generative-AI in the Economics Classroom
Presidential
The Political Economy of Immigration Policy
Allied-SDAE
Money and Prices
Allied-SDAE
Air Pollution I
Allied-AERE
Energy II
Allied-AERE
Stated Preferences II
Allied-AERE
Flight Delays, Cancellations, and Joint Ventures
Presidential
Economics of Education
GRAD
Social Insurance, Disability, and Health
Presidential
Applied Microeconomics II
Presidential
Corruption, Labor, and Health
Presidential
Macroeconomics and Policy II
Presidential
Climate Macroeconomics
General
U.S. Historical Public Economics
Allied-Clio/EHA
Climate Risk and Environmental Justice
General
Agricultural Markets and Risk Management
General
Law and Economics I
Presidential
Economic Development II
Presidential
Economic Development and Technology
General
Quantitative Endogenous Growth
Presidential
Spatial Housing and Labor
Presidential
Economic Drivers of Interpersonal Violence
Presidential
Investments in Early Childhood Care and Education
Presidential
Health and Policy II
General
1:00 PM - 2:45 PM
Games
Allied-ESA
Designs in Econometrics
Presidential
Advances in Cultural and Experimental Economics
Presidential
Financial Literacy, Well-Being, and Market Stability
General
Industrial Organization: Health Policy
Allied-IOS
Industrial Organization Job Market Candidates
Allied-IOS
Populism and Ideology
Presidential
Health Policy and Behavior
Presidential-CSWEP
NAASE I
Allied-NAASE
Inequality and Mobility
Presidential
Forensic Economics I
Allied-NAFE
Gender Norms and Labor
Presidential
Understanding Wealth Differences within and across Groups
Presidential
Trade and Firms
Presidential
Assessment and Incentives in Economic Education
Presidential
Competition and Entrepreneurship
Allied-SDAE
The Virginia School of Political Economy Contribution I
Allied-SDAE
Air Pollution II
Allied-AERE
Renewable Energy I
Allied-AERE
Revealed Preferences
Allied-AERE
International Airline Pricing, Network Structure, and AI in Airline Industry
Presidential
Econometric Methods
GRAD
Health Policy and Long-Term Care
Presidential
Applied Microeconomics III
Presidential
Understanding Disparities: The Roles of Measurement, Policy, and Representation in Government and Media
General
Macroeconomics and Policy III
Presidential
Topics in Public Finance and Monetary Policy
General
Labor Economics and Education in U.S. History
Allied-Clio/EHA
Energy and Climate Policy
General
Agricultural Finance
General
Law and Economics II
Presidential
Externalities and Economic Growth: Intersections of Human Capital, Trade, and Corporate Governance
Presidential
Economic Development Policies
General
Growth and Institutions
Presidential
Transport Costs
Presidential
Health Economics: Health Care Delivery System Dynamics
Presidential
Topics on Education and Health I
Presidential
Rising Food Prices, Job Quality, and Global Value Chains: Exploring Dimensions Affecting Welfare
Presidential
3:00 PM - 4:45 PM
Treatments in Space
Presidential
Data Analytics in Finance, Economics, and Entrepreneurship
Presidential
Empirical Industrial Organization I
Allied-IOS
Culture, Religion, and Economic Development
Presidential
Education and Health
Presidential-CSWEP
NAASE II
Allied-NAASE
Issues in Labor Economics
Presidential
Forensic Economics II
Allied-NAFE
Labor and Demographic Economics: Marriage
General
Gender Differences in Labor, Preferences, and Behaviors
General
Meet the Editors
Allied-CSMGEP
Improving Efficiency and Effectiveness in Economics Education with AI, Python, and R
Presidential
Prosperity Lab: New Approaches to Development through Entrepreneurship Economics
Allied-SDAE
The Virginia School of Political Economy Contribution II
Allied-SDAE
Is Air Pollution Making Me Dumber?
Allied-AERE
Renewable Energy II
Allied-AERE
Political Economy, Game Theory, and Public Goods
Allied-AERE
Education Policy, Financial Inclusion, and Firm Performance in Developing Countries
Allied-AAAWE
Macroeconomics
GRAD
Topics in Labor and Public Economics
General
Applied Microeconomics IV
Presidential
Economics of Inequality: Corruption, Declining Population, Remittances, and Climate
Presidential
Growth and Short-Run Dynamics
Presidential
Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics I
General
Topics in Empirical Macroeconomics
General
Economic and Geographic Mobility in U.S. History
Allied-Clio/EHA
Air Pollution, Extreme Weather, and Wildfires: Evidence on Health Impacts and Adaptation
General
Climate, Agriculture, and Health
General
Law and Economics III
Presidential
Developments in Federal Regulation, Deregulation, and Regulatory Analysis
Presidential-SBCA
Government Investment, Labor Markets, and Technology
General
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
General
Low Income Housing and Opportunity
General
Health, Crime, and Substance Use
Presidential
Topics on Education and Health II
Presidential
Tax Policy and Employment Outcomes: Impacts and Innovations
Presidential
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Distinguished Guest Lecture
Presidential
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Distinguished Fellows and Distinguished Guest Lecture Reception
Presidential
Sunday November 23, 2025
8:00 AM - 9:45 AM
Field Experiments
Allied-ESA
Advances in Econometrics
Presidential
Econometrics of Treatment Estimation
Presidential
Topics in Finance
Presidential
The Political Economy of Regime Transitions
Presidential
Platforms
Allied-IOS
High Dimensional Econometrics and Machine Learning
Presidential
Reproductive Health and Other Outcomes Post Dobbs
Presidential-CSWEP
NAASE III
Allied-NAASE
Valuation of Health Risks
Presidential-SBCA
Labor and Demographic Economics I
General
The Labor Market, Policy, and Human Capital
Presidential
Immigration Policy and Labor Markets in Developing Countries
Presidential
Trade and Oceans
Presidential
Pedagogy in Economic Education
Presidential
Historical Political Economy I
Allied-SDAE
Remembering Paul Lewis
Allied-SDAE
Pollution Control
Allied-AERE
Climate Change I
Allied-AERE
Water
Allied-AERE
Industrial Organization I
General
Economics of Energy
GRAD
Conflict and the State: The Role of Conflict on Identity, Political Outcomes, and Household Behavior
General
Applied Microeconomics V
Presidential
Market Mechanisms and Network Dynamics: Strategic Insights from Auctions, Procurement, and Supply Chains
Presidential
Monetary Economics
General
International Macroeconomics and Finance
General
Macroeconomic Policies, Inflation, and Finance
General
Historical Global and Colonial Growth
Allied-Clio/EHA
Environment and Housing Market
General
Environment and Health
General
Crime and Policing: Early Investments
Presidential
Markets, Institutions, and Social Policy in Developing Economies
General
Political Economy, Culture, and Economic Development
Presidential
Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics
General
Housing, Consumer Behavior, Education, and Economic Policy
General
Smoking, Cannabis, and Fertility
Presidential
Education Policy: Student Success and Wellbeing
Presidential
Charter Schools and Principals
General
Mental Health I
General
Economic Education and Innovation: Tools and Tips for Teaching
Presidential-NAEE
Government Interventions and Health
General
Peer and Sibling Effects
General
10:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Matching and Biological Traits
Allied-ESA
Policy Learning and Treatment Choice
Presidential
Advances in Experimental Economics
Presidential
Corporate Finance, Employment, and Investment
Presidential
Athletes, Audiences, and Academia: Economic Analysis of Concerts, Cinema, College Sports, and LIV Golf
General
Contracting
Allied-IOS
Recent Advances in Econometrics
Presidential
Reproductive Health and Health Care
Presidential-CSWEP
Topics in International Trade Policy
Allied-IEFS
Tobacco Regulation in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
Presidential-SBCA
Child Labor, Health, and Schooling
Presidential
Population Dynamics
Presidential
Technological Change and Labor Markets
General
International Trade
General
Student Academic Mindset
Presidential
Issues in Normative Economics
Allied-SDAE
SDAE Essay Contest Winners
Allied-SDAE
Waste Management
Allied-AERE
Climate Change II
Allied-AERE
Fish
Allied-AERE
High and Lows of Sports and Sports Betting
General
Economics of Pollution
GRAD
The Economics of Public Policy
General
Elections
Presidential
Strategic Behavior and Market Dynamics
Presidential
Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics II
General
Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics III
General
Monetary Policy and Money Markets
General
Economic History
General
Environment and Behavior
General
Economics and Animal Welfare
General
Crime and Policing: Homicides and Investigations
Presidential
Entrepreneurship, Growth, and Economic Development I
Presidential
Gender, Culture, and Economic Development
Presidential
Daily Commute: Bikeshare, Buses, and the Battle for Riders
General
Costs and Benefits of Infrastructure
Presidential
Identification Issues in Econometrics
Presidential
Education
General
Child Maltreatment
General
Mental Health II
General
Publishing and Productivity in Economics: Creating a Path from Idea to the Finish Line
Presidential-NAEE
Medicaid Expansion
General
WIC and SNAP
General
12:00 PM - 1:45 PM
Presidential Luncheon and Annual Business Meeting
Presidential
2:00 PM - 3:45 PM
Market Experiments
Allied-ESA
Treatment Effects
Presidential
Measurement Issues in Applied Economics
Presidential
Finance and the Subtleties of Language
Presidential
Geographic Labor Mobility and Immigrant Workers
General
Empirical Industrial Organization II
Allied-IOS
Treatment Effect and Causal Inference
Presidential
Migrant Networks and Immigration Impacts: Refugees, Trade and Entrepreneurship Perspectives
General
NAASE IV
Allied-NAASE
Applied Microeconomics VI
Allied-KAEA
COVID-19 Impacts on Education, Employment, and Housing: Disparities and Challenges
Presidential
Policymaking and Public Service
General
New Firms and Workers
Presidential
Causes and Consequences of International Trade
General
Teaching Macroeconomics and Policy
Presidential
History of Thought
Allied-SDAE
Hampden-Sydney Political Economy
Allied-SDAE
Agriculture
Allied-AERE
Teaching Environmental and Resource Economics I
Allied-AERE
Healthcare Policy Design and Patient Outcomes
Presidential
Industrial Organization II
General
Industrial Organization III
GRAD
Empirical Political Economy
General
An Applied Microeconomics Graduate Student Paper Session
General
Education and Public Policy
General
Business Fluctuations and Price Levels
General
Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics IV
General
Macroeconomic Dynamics I
General
Topics in the Economic History of the Americas
General
Environment and Human Capital
General
Inflation Shocks and Macroeconomics
General
Crime and Policing: Financial Determinants
Presidential
Latin America: Institutional Change and Economic Development
General
Inequality and Economic Development
Presidential
Institutions, Infrastructure, and International Trade
General
Homelessness and Low-Income Housing
General
Mortality Effects of Policies Affecting Risky Behaviors
Presidential
Applied Microeconomics in Health, Education, and Sports
Presidential
Population Health Economics
General
Trust, Happiness, and Subjective Well-Being
General
Interested in Economics of Religion? A Discussion of Teaching Resources
Presidential-NAEE
Politics on Health and Education
General
Economics of Organ Donation, Allocation, and Transplantation I
Presidential
4:00 PM - 5:45 PM
Network Econometrics
Presidential
Contests and Tournaments
General
Behavioral Finance
General
Empirical Industrial Organization III
Allied-IOS
Panel Data Econometrics
Presidential
Topics on Hispanic Immigration and Identity in the U.S.
Presidential-ASHE
NAASE V
Allied-NAASE
Macroeconomics and Finance
Allied-KAEA
Labor and Demographic Economics II
General
Public Economics
General
Workforce Development: Approaches and Technological Changes
Presidential
Topics in Sports Economics: Collegiate Athletics and Tennis
Allied-NAASE
Student Background and Higher Education
Presidential
The Outer Limits of Hayekian Social Theory
Allied-SDAE
Lachmann and Hayek over the Years
Allied-SDAE
Water Pollution
Allied-AERE
Teaching Environmental and Resource Economics II
Allied-AERE
Immigration, Assimilation, and Survey Dynamics: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
Presidential
Industrial Organization IV
General
Economics of Financial Markets
GRAD
Public Choice
GRAD
Lifetime Income and Earnings: Measurement and Policy Applications
General
Empirical Evaluation of Regulation
General
Financial Markets and the Macroeconomy
General
Macroeconomics: Consumption, Saving, and Wealth
General
Macroeconomic Dynamics II
General
Historical Political Economy II
General
Environment and Labor
General
Information and Knowledge
General
Crime and Policing: Officer Effects
Presidential
Policy and Social Dynamics: Labor Market and Welfare Impacts in Bangladesh
General
Gender, Entrepreneurship, and Economic Development
Presidential
Housing Policy: A Tale of Four Cities
General
Gun Violence
Presidential
Topics in Health and Education
General
Public Health Economics
General
Mental Health Outcomes
Presidential
Economic Education Research: Insights on Learning Models, Competitions, Mandates, and Technology
Presidential-NAEE
Retirement and Aging
General
Economics of Organ Donation, Allocation, and Transplantation II
Presidential
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Association Lecture
Presidential
Monday November 24, 2025
8:00 AM - 9:45 AM
Risk Preference
Allied-ESA
Advances in Microeconometrics
General
Advances in Strategic Behavior and Information Transmission
General
Financial Markets
General
Current Issues for the Mexican Economy
General
Family Planning
General
The Economics of Culture
General
Costs and Consequences: Financial Barriers in Health and Education
General
Labor Discrimination
General
Labor Economics Policies
General
Labor Force and Employment, Size, and Structure
General
Labor and Demographic Economics III
General
Public Finance and Labor Markets
General
Financial Markets and Exchange Rates
General
International Trade and Technology
General
Teaching with Experiments and Simulations
Presidential
A Process Approach to Understanding Gender, Family, and Work
Allied-SDAE
Money and Banking
Allied-SDAE
Biodiversity
Allied-AERE
Extreme Weather
Allied-AERE
Who's Earning Doctorates in Economics and Related Fields
General
Financial Institutions I
General
Economics of the Family
GRAD
Economics of Discrimination
GRAD
Organizational Economic Theory
General
Gender Norms and Household Dynamics
General
Macroeconomics and Labor
General
Monetary Policy I
General
Macroeconomics and Financial Frictions
General
Macroeconomics and Economic History
General
Environmental Policy Evaluation
General
Information and Political Behavior
General
Law and Economics IV
General
Digital Networks, Institutions, and Development: ICTs in Fragile and Authoritarian Contexts
General
Women and Children in Developing Countries
Presidential
Traffic Safety, Traffic Fatalities, and Traffic Efficiency
General
Topics in Housing Economics I
General
Cannabis, Commerce, and College: New Frontiers in Drug Policy
General
Topics in Higher Education I
General
Health Trends, Institutions, and Policy in the United States
General
COVID-19 and Mental Health
General
Re-Evaluating Mobility: Intergenerational, International, and Outside the Home
General
Health, Education, and Welfare
General
Alcohol Policy on Motor Vehicle Accidents, Suicide, and In-Utero Health
General
10:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Biases and Dishonesty
Allied-ESA
Bayesian Econometrics: Methods and Applications
General
Forecasting Method and Application
General
Housing Markets
General
Applications of Different DID Techniques and QVAR-FI Methods to Study Empirical Health and Climate Effects
General
Economics of Gender
General
Economic Development III
General
Education, Health, and Wealth
General
Entrepreneurship, Growth, and Economic Development II
General
IO and Markets for Beer, Wine, Liquor, and Cannabis
General
Labor Market
General
Labor and Demographic Economics IV
General
Taxes and Regulation
General
International Economics I
General
The U.S.-China Trade War
General
Economic Classroom Interventions
General
Applied Political Economy
Allied-SDAE
Norms, Expertise and Dysfunction
Allied-SDAE
Forests
Allied-AERE
Methodological Advances in Labor Economics
General
Financial Institutions II
General
Economics of Innovation
GRAD
Economics of Nursing
GRAD
Topics in Applied Causal Inference
General
Income Inequality
General
Price Level and Inflation
General
Monetary Policy II
General
Money and Interest Rates
General
Religion, Culture, and the State
General
Food Policy and Measurement
General
Market Structure and Design
General
Policing and Crime
General
ICTs, Behavior, and Access: The Role of Digital Connectivity on Human Capital and Social Outcomes
General
Innovation
General
Urban Economics Dynamics
General
Topics in Housing Economics II
General
Smoking, Vaping, and Dust
General
Topics in Higher Education II
General
Lifecycle Outcomes: From Childhood to Death
General
Unsafe Places? Domestic Violence, Shootings, and Bullying
General
Topics in Applied Micro: Health Care Markets and Climate Change
Presidential
Health, Education, and Welfare: Interventions and Innovations
General
Maternal Health and Birth Outcomes across Four Nations
General
12:00 PM - 1:45 PM
Gender
Allied-ESA
Causal Inference: Difference-in-Differences and Regression Discontinuity
General
Financial Risks and Shocks
General
Economics of Gender and Non-Labor Discrimination I
General
Economics of Minorities
General
Higher Ed and Competition
General
Market Structure
General
Sovereign Debt and Default
General
The Economic Effects of FDI
General
Labor and Demographic Economics V
General
Taxes I
General
International Economics II
General
Trade Policy and Labor Market Outcomes
General
International Economic Policy and Agriculture
General
Measuring the Burden of State Regulatory Accumulation
General
Health
Allied-AERE
Enforcement and Compliance
Allied-AERE
The Allocation of Time
General
Household Financial Behavior I
General
Urban Economics
GRAD
Behavioral Economics
GRAD
Behavioral Decision-Making
General
Pay Structure and Labor Policies
General
Macroeconomic Policy
General
Monetary Policy III
General
Policy
General
19th Century Economic History
General
Natural Resources
General
Institutional Design and Political Representation
General
Recidivism and Crime
General
Development in Bangladesh
General
Property Rights, Human Capital, and Economic Development
General
Who Pays for Climate Change and Pollution
General
Labor and Housing Decisions
General
Industrial Organization V
General
Classroom Interventions
General
Housing, Taxes, and Intergovernmental Politics
General
Healthcare Utilization and Outcomes
General
Regulatory Structures and Geographic Variation in U.S. Healthcare Delivery
General
Student Migration and Mobility
General
Changes in Abortion Access in the 20th and 21st Centuries
Presidential
2:00 PM - 3:45 PM
Information
Allied-ESA
Causal Inference: Instrument Variable
General
Economics of Gender and Non-Labor Discrimination II
General
Behind the Scenes of Healthcare: Staffing, Spending, and Success
General
Human Capital, Skills, Occupational Choice, and Labor Productivity
General
Professional Labor Markets and Occupational Licensing
General
The Economics of Tariffs
General
Labor and Demographic Economics VI
General
Topics on Women and the Family
General
International Financial Markets and Cross-Border Banking
General
Trade Policy, the Environment, and Government
General
Capital Markets, MNEs, and Debt
General
History of Economic Thought
General
Recreation
Allied-AERE
Payments for Ecosystem Services
Allied-AERE
Household Financial Behavior II
General
Economics of Crime
GRAD
Labor Economics
GRAD
Political Processes
General
Resource Conservation
General
Semiparametric and Nonparametric Methods
General
Issues in South Asia
General
Taxes II
General
Childhood Interventions
General
Social Security
General
Health Disparities
General
Organizational Dynamics in the U.S. Healthcare System: Incentives, Structures, and Access
General
Abortion, Crime, and Title IX
General






SEA25 Program

1.A.1. AI and Minorities [Allied-ESA]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Bing Jiang, Virginia Military Institute
Chair: C. Monica Capra, Claremont Graduate University
  • Algorithmic Advisor and Quality of Confidence. .....Sabastien Massoni, University of Lorraine
  • Profiling LLMs to Expand Non-WEIRD Representation in Social Science Research. .....C. Monica Capra, Claremont Graduate University; Nathan Frazer, Claremont Graduate University; and Augusto Gonzalez, Pomona College
  • Quotas, Incentives, and Bias: Experimental Evidence of Hiring Policies. .....Daniel Gomez-Vasquez, College of the Holy Cross
1.A.2. Panel Data and Synthetic Controls [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Pedro Sant'Anna, Emory University; Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University; Tymon Sloczynski, Brandeis University;
Chair: Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University
  • Inference for Synthetic Controls via Refined Placebo Tests. .....Lihua Lei, Stanford University; and Timothy Sudijono, Stanford University
  • Synthetic Controls with Many Time-Varying Covariates. .....David Hughes, Boston College
  • Dynamic Biases of Static Panel Data Estimators. .....Sylvia Klosin, UC Davis
  • Interactive Fixed Effect Models Without Strong Factors. .....Yinchu Zhu, Brandeis University
1.A.3. Advances in Behavioral and Experimental Economics [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Daniel Houser, George Mason University
Chair: Xiaofei Pan, Bryant University
  • Decomposing Dissonance: Cognitive and Social Mechanisms in Voting Behavior. .....Thomas Stratmann, George Mason University; and Siyu Wang, Villanova University
  • The Opioid Crisis, Secondary Markets, and Quotas: Evidence from a Laboratory Experiment. .....Yue Deng, University of San Diego; Daniel Houser, George Mason University; and Joachim Winter, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
  • Alcohol, Promise, and Trust: Evidence from a Lab-in-the-field Experiment. .....Jianxin Wang, Central South University; and Daniel Houser, George Mason University
  • Does Partial Pay Transparency Reduce Pay Inequality? An Experimental Investigation. .....Xiaofei Pan, Bryant University
1.A.4. Economics of Racetrack Wagering Markets [General]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Marshall Gramm, Rhodes College
Chair: Marshall Gramm, Rhodes College
  • Exploring Futures Markets across Different Subjective Probability Calculations. .....Matt Ryan, Duquesne University
  • Anomalies and Efficiencies in Racetrack Betting: An Essay in Memory of Dr. Z. .....Raymond Sauer, Clemson University
  • The Perfect Trip: Energy Distribution, Ground Loss, and Track Bias in Thoroughbred Racing. .....C. Nicholas McKinney, Rhodes College
  • Late Price Movements and Computer Assisted Wagering. .....Marshall Gramm, Rhodes College
1.A.8. Airlines [Allied-IOS]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Jonathan Williams, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Garrett Scott, The University of Mississippi;
Chair: Jonathan Williams, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Competition's Impact on the Effectiveness of Personalized Pricing. .....Jonathan Williams, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • The Value of Information in the Airline Industry. .....Domenico Fabrizi, Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics; and Jason Wong, Babson College
  • Selling Upgrades to Strategic Consumers. .....Garrett Scott, The University of Mississippi
  • Sources of Price Dispersion in the Airline Industry. .....Rongze Yang, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Discussants:
  • Constantine Michopoulos, University of Georgia
  • Seungwhan Chun, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Ashwin Nair, University of Virginia
  • Yangkeun Yun, University of California, Los Angeles
1.A.10. Mental Health Determinants and Outcomes [Presidential-CSWEP]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Melanie Guldi, University of Central Florida; Manan Roy, Appalachian State University; Orgul Ozturk, University of South Carolina;
Chair: Padmaja Ayyagari, University of South Florida
  • COVID-19 School Modalities and Adolescent Mental Health: A National Study. .....Manan Roy, Appalachian State University; and Sophia Ryan, Appalachian State University
  • Intergenerational Mobility in Depression and Anxiety in India. .....Subha Mani, Fordham University; and Justine Herve, Stevens Institute of Technology
  • Sunset Time and Its Effect on Adult Health. .....Padmaja Ayyagari, University of South Florida; Shobhit Kushreshtha, Tilburg University; and Leena Bhattacharya, Tilburg University
  • Online Gambling and Mental Health. .....Nicole Siegal, Indiana University Bloomington; Antonios Koumpias, University of Michigan - Dearborn; Alberto Ortega, Indiana University Bloomington; and Coady Wing, Indiana University
1.A.11. Topics in International Finance and Trade [Allied-IEFS]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Anca Cristea, University of Oregon
Chair: Jaejun Yoon, University of California Davis
  • Can International Income Transfers Reduce the Use of Child Labor?. .....Bharati Basu, Central Michigan University
  • Global Signals: Central Bank Communication and Sovereign Spreads. .....Zachary McGurk, Canisius University
  • The Structural Current Account Deficits of Emerging Market Economies: Trade, Income, and Transfers. .....Joseph Joyce, Wellesley College
  • Understanding Exchange Rate Dynamics: The Fama Puzzle and Monetary Policy. .....Jaejun Yoon, University of California Davis
1.A.12. Unemployment Insurance [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Cynthia Doniger, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Chair: Cynthia Doniger, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
  • The Implications of Labor Market Heterogeneity on Unemployment Insurance Design. .....Serdar Birinci, Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis; and Kurt See, Bank of Canada
  • The Job Ladder, Unemployment Risk, and Incomplete Markets. .....Benjamin Schoefer, University of California-Berkeley; Alex Clymo, Paris School of Economics; Piotr Denderski, University of Leicester; and Yusuf Mercan, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
  • These Caps Spilleth Over: Equilibrium Effects of Unemployment Insurance. .....Cynthia Doniger, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; and Desmond Toohey, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
  • Wealth Inequality and Labor Mobility: The Job Trap. .....Elena Pellegrini, Boston College
1.A.13. Immigration and Entrepreneurship: Research Analysis and Policy Implications [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Cynthia Bansak, St. Lawrence University; Alina Malkova, Florida Institute of Technology;
Chair: Cynthia Bansak, St. Lawrence University
  • Entrepreneur Experience and Success: Causal Evidence from Immigration Wait Lines. .....Abhinav Gupta, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Franklin Qian, University of North Carolina; and Yifan Sun, University of Pennsylvania
  • Business Ownership and Economic Freedom: A Comparative Analysis of Native-Born and Naturalized Citizens. .....Alexiou Kostas, University of Tampa; Michael Coon, University of Tampa; and Thomas Pittz, University of Tampa
  • Sanctuary or Scrutiny? How Immigration Policy Shapes Agricultural Guestworker Markets. .....Chunbei Wang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; and Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes, University of California, Merced
  • Differences in Schooling Attendance and Modes of Instruction amongst Ukrainian Refugee Children: A Cross National Study. .....Cynthia Bansak, St. Lawrence University; and Stephen Drinkwater, University of Roehampton London
Discussants:
  • Abhinav Gupta, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Chunbei Wang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • Michael Coon, University of Tampa
  • Cynthia Bansak, St. Lawrence University
1.A.14. Development Challenges with a Gender Perspective [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Shatakshee Dhongde, Georgia Institute of Technology
Chair: Shatakshee Dhongde, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Impacts of Female Prioritization on Demand for Capital: Evidence from Two Experiments. .....Ketki Sheth, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Maternity Leave Policy and Infant Health in India. .....Erdal Asker, University of West Georgia; Shatakshee Dhongde, Georgia Institute of Technology; and Le Wang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • Mobile Phones and Gender Norms. .....Ahmad Shah Mobariz, St. Olaf College; Seunghun Chung, Cornell University; and Robert Gonzalez, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Mother-in-Law and Intergenerational Beliefs. .....Andra Hiriscau, College of William & Mary; Agha Ali Akram, Mathematica Inc; Akib Khan, Stockholm School of Economics; and Abu Shonchoy, Florida International University
1.A.15. 'Rivalry and Central Planning' and 'National Economic Planning: What Is Left?' After 40 Years [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Art Carden, Samford University
Chair: Art Carden, Samford University
  • The Economist Don Lavoie. .....Karen Vaughn, George Mason University
  • How Don Lavoie Changed the Debate, and Is Still Changing the Debate. .....Peter Boettke, George Mason University; Rosolino Candela, George Mason University; and Tegan Truitt, George Mason University
  • Artificial Intelligence and Behavioral Paternalism. .....Abigail Devereaux, Wichita State University
  • Stonewalling Progress: Socialism and LGBT Political Inclusion. .....Daniel Smith, Middle Tennessee State University; Gabriel Benzecry, Northwood University; and Nicholas Reinarts, Middle Tennessee State University
  • The Economy Is Illegible. .....Art Carden, Samford University; and Deirdre McCloskey, Cato Institute
1.A.16. Globalization and Its Impacts [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Maia Linask, University of Richmond; Tom Zylkin, University of Richmond;
Chairs: Tom Zylkin, University of Richmond; Maia Linask, University of Richmond;
  • An Economic Theory of Interstate Flow of Crime Guns. .....Wisarut Suwanprasert, Middle Tennessee State University; and David Johnson, University of Central Missouri
  • The Systemic Risk Contagion Mechanism in the Cryptocurrency Market. .....Xiao Wang, University of Science and Technology of China; and Keli Wang, University of Science and Technology of China
  • Trade, Automation, and Male Employment Gap. .....Paul Ko, Swarthmore College; Kristina Sargent, Middlebury College; and Erin Wolcott, Middlebury College
  • Foreign Direct Investment and Energy Use: Examining the Role of Spillovers. .....Bidisha Lahiri, Oklahoma State University; Jayjit Roy, Appalachian State University; and Mahmut Yasar, The University of Texas at Arlington
1.A.17. Competencies and Experiential Learning [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Emily Marshall, Denison University
Chair: Brandon Sheridan, Elon University
  • Comparing Self-Perceived Workforce Competencies in Introductory Economics and Entrepreneurship Courses. .....Abdullah Al-Bahrani, Northern Kentucky University; and Jeni Al-Bahrani, Miami University
  • Real Data, Real Learning: The Effect of Experiential Learning Tools on Economics Education. .....Panos Sousounis, The University of Manchester
  • Excel Proficiency: Assessing and Promoting. .....Oskar Harmon, University of Connecticut; Adam Patterson, University of Connecticut; Tara Grealis, Western New England University; and Paul Tomolonis, Western New England University
  • From Students to Professionals: A Virtual Exchange Model for Economics Education. .....Amy Eremionkhale, DePauw University; and George Eremionkhale, Birmingham City University
  • Bridging Theory and Practice: Evaluating the Impact of The Econ Games on Student Skill Development. .....Abdullah Al-Bahrani, Northern Kentucky University; Darshak Patel, University of Kentucky; and Haley Marie Wilder, University of Kentucky
Discussants:
  • Ritchie Woodard, University of East Anglia
  • Anthony Underwood, Dickinson College
  • Neal Olitsky, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
  • Alpna Bhatia, University of Colorado Boulder
  • Brandon Sheridan, Elon University
1.A.18. Emerging Scholars in the Broad Austrian Tradition [Allied-SDAE]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
Chair: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
  • Bureaucratization of Development: Causes and Consequences of Land Use Regulation on the Expansion of Informal Housing in Guatemala. .....Marimaite Rayo, Universidad Francisco Marroquin
  • Unintended Consequences of Guatemalan Adoption Policies. .....Maria Laura Arce Leonardo, American Institute for Economic Research; and Byron B. Carson, Hampden-Sydney College
  • From Covenants to Cohabitation: How the Moral Sentiments of Marriage Undermine Becker’s View of Family Formation. .....Molly Bleichrodt, Creighton University
  • Graduated vs. Flat Personal Income Taxes: State-Level Estimates on Output. .....Diana Marissa Esters, Montana State University
  • State Ownership and Labor Shares: Revisiting Evidence from a Cross-National Panel. .....Patricia June Hummel, Middle Tennessee State University; and Daniel Smith, Middle Tennessee State University
1.A.19. Cities and Communities [Allied-SDAE]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Adam Martin, Texas Tech University
Chair: Sanford Ikeda, State University of New York at Purchase
  • Inclusionary Zoning and the Price of Land Use Controls. .....Jeremiah Ludwig, George Mason University
  • Understanding Modern Urbanism through Research on Ancient Mayan and Anatolian Civilizations: A Preliminary Study. .....Sanford Ikeda, State University of New York at Purchase
  • Does Moving between Cities Pay Off? Economic Outcomes for South Africa’s Intercity Migrant. .....Takudzwa Mutize, University of the Free State
  • The Impact of Megalopolis Formation: Evidence from the Coordinated Development of the Capital Region in China. .....Linan Peng, Southeastern Louisiana University; and Olga Shanks, Southeastern Louisiana University
  • Community in the Episcopal Church. .....Alexander Craig, St. Mary's College; and Stefanie Haeffele, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
1.A.21. Air Pollution and Health [Allied-AERE]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Suraj Ghimire, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
  • Fires and Public Health in the Brazilian Amazon. .....Tiago Bonomo, Industrial Economics, Inc
  • Air Pollution and Unhealthy Behaviors to Cope with Depression. .....Yin Chu, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law
  • Air Pollution, Avoidance Behavior, and Sleep. .....Maghfira Ramadhani, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • The Health and Economic Impacts of Dairy Air Pollution: Evidence from New Mexico. .....Suraj Ghimire, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology; and Jingjing Wang, The University of New Mexico
1.A.22. Energy I [Allied-AERE]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Mehmet Akif Aglar, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Environmental Gains from Trade?! Assessing the Effects of Market Dispatch on Emissions from U.S. Electricity Generation. .....Sara Asgari, University of Oklahoma
  • Dark Days and Disrupted Commerce: The Cost of Power Outages to Commercial Customers. .....Qingran Li, University of New Hampshire
  • One More? Measuring the Resilience of Electric Utilities to Multiple Severe Weather Events. .....Srishti Slaria, Illinois State University
  • Decomposing Racial Gaps in Energy Burdens. .....Mehmet Akif Aglar, Georgia Institute of Technology
1.A.23. Stated Preferences I [Allied-AERE]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Jamal Mamkhezri, New Mexico State University
  • Considering Coastal Conservation and Carbon: Willingness to Pay for Changes to Nearshore Management in Oregon. .....Marcelo Pignatari, Utah State University
  • The Personal Foundations of Environmental Stewardship. .....Pankaj Kumar, Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi
  • Geographical Partisan Preferences in Coastal Climate Adaptation: A Choice Experiment Conducted in Miami-Dade. .....Ghamz E Ali Siyal, Florida Gulf Coast University
  • How Much Do Households in Sierra Leone Value Improved Electricity Service Reliability?. .....Rafia Zaman, Duke University; and Marc Jeuland, Duke University
  • Implicit Bias in Clean Energy Transitions: Narrator Characteristics and Communication Strategies for Policy Adoption. .....Jamal Mamkhezri, New Mexico State University
1.A.24. Airline Mergers: Both Successful and Failed [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Nick Rupp, East Carolina University
Chair: Nick Rupp, East Carolina University
  • Budget Products And Competition: Evidence from the Attempted JetBlue-Spirit Merger. .....Ann Atwater, University of Florida
  • Price and Quality: Evaluating the DOJ Scale-Back Agreement of Alaska-Virgin America Merger. .....Shih-Hsien Chuang, Northwest Missouri State University
  • Coordinated Pricing after a Failed Merger: Evidence from the JetBlue-Spirit Case. .....Junyeol Ryu, The University of Oklahoma; Myongjin Kim, The University of Oklahoma; and Minhae Kim, Oklahoma State University
  • Beyond Prices: A Comprehensive Analysis of Price and Non-Price Effects in Airline Mergers Using Deep Learning and Structural Models. .....Chen (Cassie) Zhang, University of California, Irvine
Discussants:
  • Kerry Tan, Loyola University Maryland
  • Collin DeVore, The University of Oklahoma
  • Pedro Almeida, University of Florida
  • Minhae Kim, Oklahoma State University
1.A.25. Health Economics [GRAD]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Laura Dague, Texas A&M University
  • Impacts of Marijuana Consumption on Mental Health among Young Adults. .....Apurva Bendre, Indiana University Bloomington
  • The Cost of Clarity: Trade-Offs to Public Investment in Diagnostic Care at Rural Hospitals. .....Bradley Scott Curtis, University of Georgia
  • Everything’s Bigger in ‘Taxes’: The Effect of Condoms Sales Tax on Sexual Health Outcomes in Texas. .....John Natoli-Henry, Florida State University
  • Building Walls and Building Blocs: The Two-Tale Story about the 2017-2019 U.S.-China Trade War. .....Sydney A Weber, Kansas State University
Discussants:
  • Liam Sigaud, West Virginia University
  • Sunhyung Lee, Montclair State University
  • Laura Dague, Texas A&M University
1.A.26. Retirement and Disability Policy [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Catherine Eckel, Texas A&M University
Chair: Melissa Gentry, Texas A&M University
  • Driving Inclusion: The Effect of Improved Transportation for People with Disabilities. .....Melissa Gentry, Texas A&M University
  • Employee Exodus: The Impact of Government Downsizing on Benefit Access. .....Sydney Austen Gordon, University of California, Irvine
  • The Impact of Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) on the Financial Well-Being of Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Beneficiaries. .....Bahareh Eftekhari, Harvard University
1.A.27. Applied Microeconomics I [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Michael Kofoed, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Gregory Gilpin, Montana State University; Anthony Yim, Brigham Young University; Orgul Ozturk, University of South Carolina;
Chair: Linnea Endersby, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Information Signals and Educational Decisions: Understanding Selection Into & Impacts of Career and Technical Education. .....Shaun Dougherty, Boston College; and Yerin Yoon, Boston College
  • Incentive Overlaps: Examining the Influence of the EITC on Labor Supply Responses to Wage Shocks. .....Qilu Pan, Purdue University
  • Estimating Tax-Dependent Compliance: Theory and Evidence on Tariffs from Trade Wars. .....Andrew Bibler, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Yuting Gao, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Laura Grigolon, University of Mannheim; and Mark Tremblay, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
  • The Impact of Social Security Survivor Benefits on Widowhood. .....Hao Li, Purdue University
  • An Attention Game: Unintended Consequences of Artificial Intelligence Chatbots. .....Fernanda Carriedo, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Discussants:
  • Jiee Zhong, Miami University
  • Kaden Seth Grace, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Tommy Morgan, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Dubravka Ritter, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
  • Junni Pan, Purdue University
1.A.28. Behavioral Insights in Policy and Consumer Decision-Making [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Haiyong Liu, Texas State University
Chair: Haiyong Liu, Texas State University
  • When to Charge: Factors Impacting Charging Behavior in Electric Vehicle Drivers. .....Gregory Howard, East Carolina University; Alexander Yoshizumi, North Carolina State University; and Heather Brutz, North Carolina State University
  • Hybrid Discrete Choice Experiments: Overcoming Issues of Hypothetical and Real Formats. .....Jerrod Penn, Louisiana State University; Bachir Kassas, University of Florida; and Wuyang Hu, The Ohio State University
  • Opt-Out Nudges and Compliance: Evidence from Mandatory 401(k) Auto-Escalation. .....Muxin Zhai, Texas State University; Yanwen Wang, University of British Columbia; and John Lynch, University of Colorado Boulder
  • Distributional Impacts of U.S. Floods on County Economic Activity. .....Jonathan Lee, East Carolina University; Okmyung Bin, East Carolina University; John Bishop, East Carolina University; Lester Zeager, East Carolina University; and Justin Gallagher, Montana State University
  • Examining Recency of Wildfire Exposures as an Antidote to the Intangibility of Public Policy Dilemma. .....Jacob Hochard, University of Wyoming
1.A.30. Macroeconomics and Policy I [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Kathleen McKiernan, Vanderbilt University
Chair: Kathleen McKiernan, Vanderbilt University
  • Incentives for Early Retirement and Pension Reform. .....Kathleen McKiernan, Vanderbilt University
  • Pension Eligibility Criteria in a Setting with Informality. .....Carla Moreno, Loyola Marymount University
  • Minimum Wage, Business Dynamism, and the Life Cycle of Firms. .....Andre Victor Doherty Luduvice, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Discussants:
  • Kathleen McKiernan, Vanderbilt University
  • Carla Moreno, Loyola Marymount University
  • Andre Victor Doherty Luduvice, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
1.A.31. Macroeconomic Policy, Wage Dispersion, and Wealth Inequality [General]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Syed Hussain, James Madison University; Linli Zhao, Elon University;
Chair: Linli Zhao, Elon University
  • Macroeconomic Uncertainty and Wage Dispersion. .....Linli Zhao, Elon University; Yunrui Bai, University of Kentucky; and Xiaonan Ma, University of Rochester
  • Income Risk in Emerging Markets. .....Mitchell James Vaughn, Elon University
  • Rethinking Productivity Shocks: The Role of Monetary Policy Constraints. .....Naafey Sardar, St. Olaf College
  • Fiscal Policy and Wealth Inequality in the U.S.. .....Syed Hussain, James Madison University
1.A.32. U.S. Financial and Business History [Allied-Clio/EHA]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Peter Nencka, Miami University
Chair: Carl Kitchens, Florida State University
  • Growing Healthy: How Public Investment in Medical Facilities Affects Innovation & Growth. .....Spencer McCloy, Florida State University
  • New Work in the Second Industrial Revolution. .....Nicholas Carrollo, Federal Reserve Board; Elior Cohen, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City; and Jingyi Huang, Brandeis University
  • Mobilizing Savings, Shaping Regions: The Financial Geography of U.S. Life Insurance. .....Pawel Janas, Caltech
  • The Role of Incumbent Firms in Forestalling the Adoption of New Energy Sources: Lessons from America's Natural Gas Energy Transition. .....Michael Karas, University of Colorado, Boulder
  • Prohibiting Professions: The Impact of Early 20th Century Dry Laws. .....John Fitz-Henley II, Princeton University
1.A.33. Environmental Compliance and Enforcement [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Dietrich Earnhart, University of Kansas
Chair: Dietrich Earnhart, University of Kansas
  • Regulatory Monitoring and Enforcement at Animal Feeding Operations: Exploration of Causal Mechanisms. .....Zach Raff, USDA Economic Research Service
  • Causal Mechanisms behind Environmental Injustice: The Role of Enforcement. .....Dietrich Earnhart, University of Kansas
  • Do Regulated Entities Update Their Enforcement Perceptions during Regulatory Leadership Transitions?. .....Sarah Jacobson, Williams College
  • Effects of Environmental Justice-Motivated Inspections on Environmental Compliance. .....Grace Himpel, University of Kansas
1.A.34. Empirical Environmental [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Jacob Byl, Western Kentucky University
Chair: Jacob Byl, Western Kentucky University
  • Professional Sports and Local Air Quality: A Literature Review and Analysis of the Past Five Years. .....Stephen Locke, Western Kentucky University
  • Regulating Pollution Interactions: Retrospective Study of the NOx Budget Program. .....Isaiah Bryant-Sheth, University of Kentucky; Sagbo Anicet Hounton, University of Calgary; Lala Ma, University of Kentucky; and Lucija Muehlenbachs, University of Calgary
  • Climate Resilience: A Cost-Benefit Approach. .....Shi-Ling Hsu, Florida State University
  • Willingness to Pay to Save Animal Lives as a Feature of Consumer Products. .....Jacob Byl, Western Kentucky University; and Shi-Ling Hsu, Florida State University
1.A.35. Constitutional Political Economy [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Jamie Bologna Pavlik, Texas Tech University
Chair: Jamie Bologna Pavlik, Texas Tech University
  • Corruption and Constitutions. .....Jamie Bologna Pavlik, Texas Tech University; and Justin Callais, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
  • Public Participation in Constitution-Making and Property Rights. .....Jamie Bologna Pavlik, Texas Tech University; and Andrew Young, Texas Tech University
  • Adverse Selection in Avenues for Constitutional Change. .....Andrew Young, Texas Tech University
  • Populism, Constitutional Constraints, and Freedom of Expression. .....Christian Bjørnskov, Aarhus University
1.A.36. Economic Development I [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Utteeyo Dasgupta, Fordham University
Chair: Andrew Simons, Fordham University
  • Can Social Assistance Reduce Violent Conflict and Civil Unrest? Evidence from a Large-Scale Public Works Program in Ethiopia. .....Andrew Simons, Fordham University; Kalle Hirvonen, IFPRI; and Elia Machado, Lehman College, City University of New York
  • Place-Based Policies and Intimate Partner Violence. .....Katherine Theiss, Radford University
  • Do Female Community Health Workers Affect Intimate Partner Violence? Evidence from India. .....Devika Hazra, California State University, Los Angeles; and Nayantara Biswas, Clark University
  • The Impact of Air Pollution on Firms: Evidence from India. .....Anjali Chandra, Washington College; and Pedro Armada, Fordham University
Discussants:
  • Devika Hazra, California State University, Los Angeles
  • Mehtabul Azam, Oklahoma State University
  • Anjali Chandra, Washington College
  • Ridwan Mosharraf Hossain, Fordham University
1.A.37. Business Environment and Development [General]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Tanya Molodtsova, Appalachian State University
  • Short-Term Decision-Making Bias Leads to a Controlled Economy. .....Taylor Eastridge, Santa Fe College; and Jeffrey Haglund, Santa Fe College
  • Financial Development and Endogenous Investment-Specific Technical Change. .....Daeeun Bae, The George Washington University
  • Does a Better Business Environment Lead to Faster Economic Growth?. .....Tanya Molodtsova, Appalachian State University; Onur Ince, Appalachian State University; Prianthi Roy, The Economist; and Jun Zhou, The Economist
1.A.38. Endogenous Growth Theory [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Filippo Massari, Fairfield University; Pietro Peretto, Duke University;
Chair: Pietro Peretto, Duke University
  • A Theory of Markups, Quantity Growth, and Variety Growth. .....Vince Mastantuno, Suffolk University
  • Energy Prices and Quality. .....Robert Kane, International University of Japan
  • Environmental Corporate Social Responsibility and Economic Growth in a R&D Growth Model. .....Katsufumi Fukuda, Chukyo University; Maurizio Iacopetta, SKEMA Business School; Yasunori Ouchida, Hiroshima University; and Mohsen Shaeyan, Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz
  • Skill Intensity, Firm Size Distribution, and Aggregate Productivity Growth. .....Robert Kane, International University of Japan; and Filippo Massari, Fairfield University
1.A.39. Health Law and Economics [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Benjamin McMichael, The University of Alabama
Chair: Benjamin McMichael, The University of Alabama
  • Optimal Regulation of Precision Medicine. .....Elissa Philip Gentry, Arizona State University; Daniel Chen, ; and Timothy Yu,
  • Healthcare Provider Regulations and Maternal Health: Linking Access to Pregnancy Outcomes. .....Mary Motolenich, ; Moiz Bhai, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; and Danny Hughes,
  • Who Delivers? Licensing and Provider Allocation in Medicaid. .....Sukriti Beniwal, The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy & Clinical Practice
  • The Impact of Scope-of-Practice Laws on Severe Maternal Morbidity. .....Benjamin McMichael, The University of Alabama
1.A.40. Assessing the Impact of War on Poverty Programs [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Chloe Gibbs, University of Notre Dame
Chair: Chloe Gibbs, University of Notre Dame
  • New Data on War on Poverty Programs in the 1960s. .....Hyewon Kim, Cornell University; Esra Kose, University of California, Merced; Henry Manley, Stanford University; and Doug Miller, Cornell University
  • The Long-Term Health and Economic Benefits of Family Planning Programs. .....Martha Bailey, University of California, Los Angeles; Olga Malkova, University of California, Irvine; and Brendan Timpe, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
  • The Intergenerational Effects of Head Start on Infant Health. .....Esra Kose, University of California, Merced; Siobhan O'Keefe, Davidson College; and Maria Rosales-Rueda, University of Delaware
  • The War on Poverty and Higher Education Access: Educational Attainment and Intergenerational Effects of Upward Bound. .....Brianna Felegi, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; Chloe Gibbs, University of Notre Dame; and Esra Kose, University of California, Merced
1.A.41. Children’s Health in Sub-Saharan Africa and Health Policy in the U.S. [Allied-AAAWE]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Elizabeth Asiedu, Howard University; Neepa Gaekwad-Babulal, State University of New York at Fredonia;
Chair: Neepa Gaekwad-Babulal, State University of New York at Fredonia
  • The Impact of Intimate Partner Violence Exposure on Children's Mental Health: Evidence from Ghana. .....Ami Adjoh-Baliki, American Institutes for Research
  • The Effect of Ending the Pandemic-Related Mandate of Continuous Medicaid Coverage on Health Insurance Coverage. .....Keisha Solomon, Howard University; and Kabir Dasgupta, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
  • Weather Shock and Child Health: Evidence from Sub-Sahara Africa. .....Jones Arkoh Paintsil, Howard University
  • Intimate Partner Violence and Child Health Outcomes: Evidence from SSA. .....Neepa Gaekwad-Babulal, State University of New York at Fredonia; Elizabeth Asiedu, Howard University; Jones Arkoh Paintsil, Howard University; and Prince Arkoh Paintsil, University of Cape Coast
1.A.42. Health and Policy I [Presidential]
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Melinda Pitts, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Chair: Laura Argys, University of Colorado Denver
  • The Effect of Behavioral Healthcare Access on Communities: Evidence from New Mexico. .....Abigail Rose Cormier, University of Georgia
  • Impaired Cognitive and Behavioral Functioning in Childhood and Health Outcomes in Adulthood. .....Hope Corman, Rider University; Kelly Noonan, Princeton University; and Nancy E. Reichman, Rutgers University
  • Medical Innovation and Racial Inequality: Exploring the Reversal of the Survival Advantage among Premature Black Babies. .....D. Mark Anderson, Montana State University; Kerwin Charles, Yale University; and Daniel Rees, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
  • Are E-Cigarette Taxes Losing their Bite?. .....Joseph Sabia, San Diego State University; Dhaval Dave, Bentley University; Tessie Krishna, San Diego State University; and Yang Liang, San Diego State University
Discussants:
  • Laura Argys, University of Colorado Denver
  • Mayra Pineda-Torres, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Melinda Pitts, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
1.B.1. Contests [Allied-ESA]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Bing Jiang, Virginia Military Institute
Chair: Paan Jindapon, The University of Alabama
  • Cooperation in Large Contests. .....Paan Jindapon, The University of Alabama; and Philip Brookins, University of South Carolina
  • The Breakaway and the Sprint: An Empirical Investigation of Competition between and within Groups. .....Cooper Woodham, Florida State University
1.B.2. Causal Inference [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Pedro Sant'Anna, Emory University; Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University; Tymon Sloczynski, Brandeis University;
Chair: Tymon Sloczynski, Brandeis University
  • Identification of Causal Effects in Bunching Models with Endogeneity. .....Carolina Caetano, University of Georgia; Gregorio Caetano, University of Georgia; and Otavio Tecchio, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Asymptotic Bias of Unconditional Regression Estimators under Endogeneity. .....Julian Martinez-Iriarte, University of California, Santa Cruz; and Yixiao Sun, University of California, San Diego
  • Addressing Limited Overlap Using Limited Heterogeneity. .....Soonwoo Kwon, Brown University; and Liyang Sun, University College London
  • Which Policy Works and Where? Estimation and Inference of State Level Treatment Effects Using Difference-in-Differences. .....Sunny Karim, Carleton University; Matthew Webb, Carleton University; Nichole Austin, Dalhousie University; and Erin Strumpf, McGill University
1.B.3. Domestic Tobacco and E-Cigarette Policies [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Grace Phillips, University of Memphis
Chair: Fernando Briseño, Universidad de la Libertad
  • Exploring the Effect of E-Cigarettes on Smoking-Related Disparities in the U.S.. .....James Prieger, Pepperdine University; and Sam Hampsher-Monk, BOTEC Analysis
  • Estimating the Effect of E-Cigarette Nicotine Limits on Cigarette and E-Cigarette Sales in Canada. .....Brad Davis, University of Missouri; Michael Pesko, University of Missouri; and Abigail Friedman, Yale University
  • Consumer Demand under the Nicotine-Yield Tobacco Product Standard: Evidence from an Economic Choice Experiment. .....Don Kenkel, Cornell University; Ryan Dycus, Cornell University; Alan Mathios, Cornell University; Jacob Meyer, Cornell University; Joseph V. Terza, University of Florida; and Hua Wang, Cornell University
  • Smoking Behavior before and after California’s Ban of Menthol Cigarettes. .....Grace Phillips, University of Memphis; Don Kenkel, Cornell University; Alan Mathios, Cornell University; Jacob Meyer, Cornell University; Nantaporn Plurphanswat, Cornell University; and Hua Wang, Cornell University
1.B.4. Firm Decisions, Incentives, and Market Behavior [General]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Nomalia Manna, Fairfield University
  • Do Diverse Boards Matter for Within-Firm Pay Inequality?. .....Katsiaryna Bardos, Fairfield University; Sila Alan, Fairfield University; Natalya Shelkova, Guilford College; and Nomalia Manna, Fairfield University
  • Outliers in CEO Compensation: Evidence from Elon Musk’s 2018 Pay Package. .....Kam Ming Wan, Hanken School of Economics; and Joseph P.H. Fan, University of Queensland
  • Ownership and Control in Family Business Groups: An Agency Costs Perspective. .....Hyeonjin Im, Texas A&M International University; Dongguen Kim, ; and Youngbin Lee, University of Missouri
  • Evolution of the Relative Efficiency of CDS and Equity Markets in Japan: Does One Market Have a Long-Term Informational Advantage over the Other?. .....Anwen Yin, Texas A&M International University; and William Procasky, Texas A&M University Kingsville
  • Large Institutional Investors and Stock Return Volatility: Evidences across Stock Size and Institution Types. .....Jung Jae Kim, Emory University
1.B.8. Antitrust and Competition Policy [Allied-IOS]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Jonathan Williams, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Garrett Scott, The University of Mississippi;
Chair: Marco Duarte, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Monopoly and Monopsony in a Networked Economy. .....Qian Wang, University of Maryland
  • Market Power and the Unequal Incidence of Supply Shocks: Evidence from the Bird Flu. .....Matthew Leisten, Federal Trade Commission
  • Antitrust on Aisle 5: Lessons from Decades of Supermarket Divestitures. .....Devesh Raval, Federal Trade Commission
  • Conduct and Scale Economies: Evaluating Tariffs in the U.S. Automobile Market. .....Marco Duarte, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Discussants:
  • Marco Duarte, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Qian Wang, University of Maryland
  • Ryan Westphal, Brandeis University
  • Devesh Raval, Federal Trade Commission
1.B.9. Russian Socioeconomic Topics [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Charles Becker, Duke University
Chair: Jeffrey DeSimone, Duke University
  • Do Birth Incentives Work? The Impact of Russia’s 2007 Maternity Capital Program. .....Daria Soboleva, Duke University; Stella McMullen, Duke University; and Charles Becker, Duke University
  • Assessing Conflict-Driven Disruptions in the Kyrgyzstan-Russia Labor Pipeline via a Gradient Boosting Approach to Nowcasting. .....Michelle Schultze, Duke University
  • Letting Data Give Voice to the Victims: Tracing the Great Purge in Moscow, 1937-39. .....Charles Becker, Duke University; Uyanga Gansukh, Duke University; and Malika Syzdykova, Duke University
  • Reexamining the Blavatskyy Hypothesis: Are the Fat Cats Fat, or Just Old?. .....Logan Cooper, Duke University; and Charles Becker, Duke University
1.B.10. Economics of the Household [Presidential-CSWEP]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Melanie Guldi, University of Central Florida; Orgul Ozturk, University of South Carolina; Manan Roy, Appalachian State University;
Chair: Manan Roy, Appalachian State University
  • Spare the Rod? Christian Missions and the Roots of Harsh Parenting. .....Giulia La Mattina, University of South Florida; Alberto Ciancio, University of Glasgow; Elizabetta De Cao, University of Bologna; and Luca Maria Pesando, New York University—Abu Dhabi
  • Social Pensions and Intimate Partner Violence against Older Women. .....Giulia La Mattina, University of South Florida; Cristina Belles-Obrero, Institut d'Anàlisi Economica; and Han Ye, University of Mannheim
  • Differential Impacts of California’s Paid Family Leave Program among Immigrants and U.S. Natives. .....Eva Dziadula, University of Notre Dame; Zeina Shalaby, BIG LAB, University of Notre Dame; and Madeline Zavodny, University of North Florida
  • Free School Meals and the Financial Health of Families. .....Melinda Pitts, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta; Krista Ruffini, Georgetown University; and Orgul Ozturk, University of South Carolina
1.B.11. Topics in International Economics [Allied-IEFS]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Felipe Benguria, University of Kentucky
Chair: Felipe Benguria, University of Kentucky
  • The Network of Bank Branches and Domestic Capital Flows. .....Marcos Sora, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  • Asymmetric Trade Costs and Trade Balances Dynamics. .....Roman Merga, International Monetary Fund
  • Market Power and Unemployment in a Global Economy. .....Hamid Firooz, North Carolina State University
  • Spatial Linkages and the Uneven Effects of a Commodity Boom. .....Felipe Benguria, University of Kentucky
1.B.12. Family Economics [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Kenneth Couch, University of Connecticut
Chair: Kenneth Couch, University of Connecticut
  • Cohort Effects of Marriage and Children on the Gender Wage Gap in Korea. .....Jinsoon Cho, Southern Utah University
  • Dementia, Familial Caregivers, and Residential Locations of Older Americans. .....Benjamin Taraskevich, University of Connecticut
  • Family Structure and Children’s Academic Achievement in the United States. .....Gulgun Bayaz-Ozturk, New York City College of Technology, City University of New York
  • The Impact of Intergenerational Coresidence on Children’s Health in Urban China. .....Jinning Wang, The University of Manchester; and Kenneth Couch, University of Connecticut
1.B.13. Economic Damages Quagmires for Practitioners in Personal Injury/Wrongful Death Context [Allied-NAFE]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Tricia Yount, Yount Forensic Consulting, LLC
Chairs: Tricia Yount, Yount Forensic Consulting, LLC; Marc Weinstein, Team Economics, LLC;

Panelists:
  • Marc Weinstein, Team Economics, LLC;
  • Bernard F. Pettingill, Jr., Pettingill Economic Consulting;
  • Sean P. Escoffery, Mark Escoffery, P.A.;
1.B.14. Gender in Higher Education: Faculty and Students [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Christopher Bollinger, University of Kentucky
Chair: Christopher Bollinger, University of Kentucky
  • Demographic Determinants of Wage and Tenure in Economics: Do Institutional Characteristics Matter?. .....Haley Marie Wilder, University of Kentucky
  • Unveiling the Gender Productivity Gap and Salary Disparity in Academia. .....Mumtahina Islam, Kansas University
  • Using Longitudinal Data to Explore the Gender Gap for Academic Economists. .....Kelly Bedard, University of California, Santa Barbara; Heather Royer, University of California, Santa Barbara; and Maxine Lee, San Francisco State University
  • How Coed Is College?. .....Ken Troske, University of Kentucky; and William Carrington, Carrington Consulting
1.B.15. The Effects of International Migration [General]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Armando Lopez-Velasco, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
  • International Mobility and Economic Complexity: The Role of Business Travel in Facilitating Knowledge Transfer. .....Imran Arif, Appalachian State University
  • The Impacts of International Labor Migration on Wages in Developing Countries. .....Sokchea Lim, John Carroll University
  • The Labor Market Effect of State Level Anti-Immigration Legislation in the United States. .....Zhaochen He, Christopher Newport University; and Travis Taylor, Christopher Newport University
  • The Effect of Introducing a Guest Worker Program on Equilibrium Unauthorized Immigration. .....Armando Lopez-Velasco, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
  • WWII to Rudeboys: Institutional Impact of the Windrush Generation. .....Adam Swisher, Texas Tech University
1.B.16. Topics in Trade Policy Analysis [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Maia Linask, University of Richmond; Tom Zylkin, University of Richmond;
Chairs: Tom Zylkin, University of Richmond; Maia Linask, University of Richmond;
  • Preferential Trade Agreements and Non-tariff Measures. .....David Kuenzel, Wesleyan University; and Rishi R. Sharma, Colgate University
  • Relationship-Specificity, Firm Boundary Decisions, and Comparative Advantage. .....Mengxiao Liu, Lehigh University
  • WTO Panel Reports: Reading between the Lines. .....Maia Linask, University of Richmond
  • Do Sanctions Inhibit Innovation? The Case of the U.S.. .....Anna Miromanova, Lewis & Clark College; and Nune Hovhannisyan, Loyola University Maryland
1.B.17. Generative-AI in the Economics Classroom [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Emily Marshall, Denison University
Chair: Janine Wilson, University of California, Davis
  • Authentic Assessment in the Age of Generative AI. .....Christian Spielmann, University of Bristol; and Alvin Birdi, University of Bristol
  • Enhancing Students Human Interaction through AI-Assisted Learning. .....Sara Avila Forcada, University of Colorado Boulder; and Alpna Bhatia, University of Colorado Boulder
  • Incorporating AI into Finance Simulations. .....Marc Sardy, Rollins College; Richard Lewin, Rollins College; Kevin Brady, Rollins College; and John Shideler, Rollins College
  • The Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen AI) in Economics. .....Brandon Sheridan, Elon University; Josh Staveley-O'Carroll, Babson College; Emily Marshall, Denison University; Douglas McKee, Cornell University; and Petar Stankov, Royal Holloway University of London
Discussants:
  • Yinghsuan Chao, University of Wisconsin--Oshkosh
  • Megan McCoy Dowdy, Boston College
  • Tyler Wake, Denison University
  • Pascal Stiefenhofer, Newcastle University
1.B.18. The Political Economy of Immigration Policy [Allied-SDAE]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Nathan Goodman, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
Chair: Nathan Goodman, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
  • Immigration Policy and Coasean Bargaining. .....Mikayla Novak, Mercatus Center at George Mason University; and Nathan Goodman, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
  • EU, Tear Down Your Walls: The Impacts of Emigration on Home Country Institutions. .....Joshua Bedi, University of Copenhagen; and Shaomeng Jia, University of Louisiana Monroe
  • Immigration Law Undermines the Rule of Law. .....Molly R Rovinski, George Mason University; and Nathan Goodman, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
  • Border Militarization: How Efforts to Control the Border Threaten American Liberty. .....Nathan Goodman, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
1.B.19. Money and Prices [Allied-SDAE]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Thomas Hogan, American Institute for Economic Research
Chair: Thomas Hogan, American Institute for Economic Research
  • Rethinking Deflation and Its Effects: A Cross-Country Analysis of Supply-Driven Deflation. .....Bryan Cutsinger, Florida Atlantic University; and Casey Pender, Mount Allison University
  • Bitcoin Mining and the China Shock. .....William Luther, Florida Atlantic University; and Joshua Hendrickson, The University of Mississippi
  • Monetary Policy and Disinflation in Argentina. .....Nicolas Cachanosky, The University of Texas at El Paso
  • Knowledge Problems in Monetary Policy. .....Thomas Hogan, American Institute for Economic Research
1.B.21. Air Pollution I [Allied-AERE]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Andrew Earle, East Carolina University
  • Labor Productivity Impacts of Air Purifiers. .....Teevrat Garg, University of California, San Diego
  • Smoggy Instruments: A Breath of Bias in Air Pollution Impact Studies. .....Zhenxuan Wang, North Carolina State University; and Alex Yu, Wake Forest University
  • Recreation Losses from Wildfire Smoke. .....Nino Abashidze, University of Wyoming; and Bailey Kirkland, University of Wyoming
  • General Equilibrium Effects of Carbon Offsets. .....Daniel H. Karney, Ohio University; and Isla Globus-Harris, Colgate University
  • A Review of Wildfire Smoke Exposure Measures and Their Implications for Economic Analyses. .....Andrew Earle, East Carolina University; and Dylan Brewer, Georgia Institute of Technology
1.B.22. Energy II [Allied-AERE]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Erin Litzow, The University of Texas at Dallas
  • Targeted Interpretability for Causal Accuracy: Evidence from the Price Elasticity of Gasoline Demand. .....Nima Rafizadeh, University of Massachusetts Amherst
  • The Short-Term Price Elasticity of Wholesale Electricity Demand: A Double Machine Learning Approach. .....Maryam Feyzollahi, University of Massachusetts Amherst
  • Optimizing Energy Efficiency in U.S. Residential Housing: A Dynamic Approach. .....Nahid Samimi, The University of New Mexico; and Jingjing Wang, The University of New Mexico
  • Tax Policy and Energy Markets: Evaluating the Efficacy of Production Tax Relief on Oil & Gas Activity. .....Dylan Brewer, Georgia Institute of Technology; Samuel Camacho, Stanford University; and Jerrod Penn, Louisiana State University
  • Electric Cooking in the Energy Transition: How Much Subsidization Is Needed?. .....Erin Litzow, The University of Texas at Dallas
1.B.23. Stated Preferences II [Allied-AERE]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Jerrod Penn, Louisiana State University
  • Beyond Official Warnings: How Peer Influence and Social Media Affect Wildfire Evacuation Decisions and Timing. .....Yeongseon Baik, Texas A&M University; and Liqing Li, Texas A&M University
  • Evaluating the Adaptation Benefits of Smallholder Solar Irrigation Systems in Kenya. .....Alejandro Diaz-Herrera, Duke University; and Marc Jeuland, Duke University
  • Preference and Willingness to Donate for Artificial Reef Enhancement. .....Eugene Frimpong, University of Georgia
  • Not Just a Random Forest: Using Bayesian Additive Regression Trees to Estimate Willingness to Pay to Protect Critical Habitat. .....Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
  • From Oath to Outcome: A Meta-Analysis on the Impact of Honesty Oaths on Hypothetical Bias. .....Jerrod Penn, Louisiana State University; and Jamal Mamkhezri, New Mexico State University
1.B.24. Flight Delays, Cancellations, and Joint Ventures [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Nick Rupp, East Carolina University
Chair: Nick Rupp, East Carolina University
  • Measuring Airline Competition through Schedule Differentiation. .....Alberto Gaggero, University of Aosta Valley; Alexander Luttman, The MITRE Corporation; and Marco Alderighi, Università degli Studi di Milano
  • Product Market Responses to Reputational Shocks and Public Relations Crises (UA Scandal). .....Myongjin Kim, The University of Oklahoma; Minhae Kim, Oklahoma State University; and Qi Ge, Vassar College
  • Untying the Knot: The Competitive Impact of Undoing the Northeast Alliance. .....Nick Rupp, East Carolina University; and Kerry Tan, Loyola University Maryland
  • Flight Cancellations. .....Nick Rupp, East Carolina University; and Shih-Hsien Chuang, Northwest Missouri State University
Discussants:
  • Shih-Hsien Chuang, Northwest Missouri State University
  • Ann Atwater, University of Florida
  • Junyeol Ryu, The University of Oklahoma
  • Chen (Cassie) Zhang, University of California, Irvine
1.B.25. Economics of Education [GRAD]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Cecilia Peluffo, University of Florida
  • Higher Education and Its Effect on Political Participation: Evidence from Egypt. .....Syeda Jahirin Aktari, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
  • Teacher Quality in High School Course Grades: A Dynamic Factor Model in a Network. .....Samuel Barker, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Closing the Gaps: An Examination of Early Impacts of Dallas ISD’s Opt-Out Policy on Advanced Course Enrollment. .....Daniel Vargas, The University of Texas at Dallas
  • How Does a Four-Day School Week Affect High School Students? Evidence from Colorado. .....Ruinan Zhao, University of California, Riverside
Discussants:
  • Hannah Ruebeck, Hamilton College
  • Chris Boyd, Towson University
  • Crystal Zhan, University of South Carolina
  • Cecilia Peluffo, University of Florida
1.B.26. Social Insurance, Disability, and Health [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Laura Dague, Texas A&M University
Chair: Melanie Guldi, University of Central Florida
  • Coresidence and Long-Term Care. .....Alexis Smith, University of Wisconsin
  • Does Information Influence the Choice between Social Security Disability and Early Retirement?. .....Priyanka Anand, George Mason University; and Duyen Tran, George Mason University
  • Time for Healthcare: Evidence from Paid Sick Leave Mandates. .....Sumedha Gupta, Indiana University Bloomington; Catherine Maclean, George Mason University; Kosali Simon, Indiana University Bloomington; and Christopher Ruhm, University of Virginia
  • Navigating Medicaid: Experimental Evidence on Administrative Burden and Coverage Loss. .....Rebecca Myerson, University of Wisconsin; Laura Dague, Texas A&M University; and Allison Espeseth, Covering Wisconsin
1.B.27. Applied Microeconomics II [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Michael Kofoed, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Gregory Gilpin, Montana State University; Anthony Yim, Brigham Young University; Orgul Ozturk, University of South Carolina;
Chair: Anthony Yim, Brigham Young University
  • The Effect of Student Loans on Credit Scores. .....Dubravka Ritter, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; and Adam Looney, University of Utah
  • Spatial Clustering of Natural Disasters, Selection in Migration, and Economic Outcomes. .....Junni Pan, Purdue University
  • The Effect of the Great Recession on Student Loan Borrowing and Repayment. .....Tomas Monarrez, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; and Michel Grosz, Federal Trade Commission
  • Do Relief Programs Compensate for Longevity Losses from Recessions? Evidence from the Great Depression and the New Deal. .....Tommy Morgan, University of Tennessee, Knoxville; and Ariadna Jou, Universidad de Chile
  • The Impact of Exam Schools on Disadvantaged Students: Evidence from NYC’s Discovery Program. .....Michael Joseph Darisse, Florida State University
Discussants:
  • Shaun Dougherty, Boston College
  • Jessica Brown, University of South Carolina
  • Andrew Bibler, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
  • Merrill Warnick, University of Georgia
  • Michael Kofoed, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
1.B.28. Corruption, Labor, and Health [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Chandan Jha, Le Moyne College; Subha Mani, Fordham University; Sudipta Sarangi, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University;
Chair: Chandan Jha, Le Moyne College
  • Exploring the Interplay of Corruption, Taxation, and Labor Freedom in Determining the Informal Sector. .....Meghna Dutta, Indian Institute of Technology Patna; and Chandan Jha, Le Moyne College
  • The Labor Market Consequences of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA). .....Colin Cannonier, Belmont University
  • From Conflict to Crisis: Long-Term Impacts of Terrorism on School Completion in Pakistan. .....Mehtabul Azam, Oklahoma State University; and Sonia Shabbir, Oklahoma State University
1.B.30. Macroeconomics and Policy II [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Kathleen McKiernan, Vanderbilt University
Chair: Kathleen McKiernan, Vanderbilt University
  • Quits, Layoffs, and Labor Supply. .....Kathrin Ellieroth, Colby College
  • Lifetime Hours Inequality and Occupational Choice. .....Cesar Urquizo Ubillus, Vanderbilt University
  • Luxuries, Necessities, and the Allocation of Time. .....Lei Fang, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Discussants:
  • Lei Fang, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
  • Kathrin Ellieroth, Colby College
  • Cesar Urquizo Ubillus, Vanderbilt University
1.B.31. Climate Macroeconomics [General]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Andrew Hanson, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Chair: Andrew Hanson, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Localized Climate Effects: A Mixed Functional VAR Approach. .....Andrew Hanson, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Heterogeneity in the Economic Impact of Temperature Shocks across U.S. States. .....Hee Soo Kim, The University of Texas at El Paso
  • Climate Policies under Dynamic Factor Adjustment. .....David Dongyoon Shin, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Green Industrial Policies and Energy Transition in the Globalized Economy. .....Sungwan Hong, University of Pittsburgh
1.B.32. U.S. Historical Public Economics [Allied-Clio/EHA]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: William Cockriel, Florida State University
Chair: Peter Nencka, Miami University
  • Citizenship Policy and Women's Integration: Evidence from the 1922 Cable Act. .....Rebecca Brough, University of California, Davis
  • Exploring the Role of Political Connections in Employment: Evidence from U.S. Elections, 1850-1940. .....Madeleine Ho, University of California, Davis
  • Senator Accountability and Allocating Funds. .....Noah Braun, St. Olaf College; and Paige Elizabeth Montrose, University of Pittsburgh
  • Human Capital Decisions in Resource Booms: Evidence for the Role of Dynamic Complementarities. .....Taylor Jaworski, University of Colorado Boulder; Carl Kitchens, Florida State University; and Luke Rodgers, Florida State University
  • Public Data Infrastructure and Agricultural Development: Historical Evidence from Soil Mapping. .....Yiyu Xing, University of California, Los Angeles
1.B.33. Climate Risk and Environmental Justice [General]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Ruth Quainoo, University of Vermont
  • Gaps in Public and Flood Managers' Flood Hazard Risk Communications and Perceptions. .....Ruth Quainoo, University of Vermont; Scott Merrill, University of Vermont; Rodrigo Soares, University of Vermont; Jessica Balerna, University of Vermont; Masood Ali-Khan, University of Vermont; Christopher Koliba, University of Kansas; and Trisha Shrum, University of Vermont
  • Climate Shocks and Social Networks: Understanding Adaptation among Rural Farmers in Bangladesh. .....Md Tanvir Pavel, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
  • The Effects of Environmental Markets on Vulnerable Communities: Evidence from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. .....Ana Mazmishvili, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • The Effect of Climate Change on the Size and Cost of Wildfires: Evidence from Wildfires in U.S. National Forests. .....Dallas Wood, Western Carolina University
1.B.34. Agricultural Markets and Risk Management [General]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: GwanSeon Kim, Arkansas State University
  • Spray or Wait? The Value of Information in Pest Management. .....Hyewon Lee, Iowa State University; and David Hennessy, Iowa State University
  • State Affinity and Agricultural Awareness Drive Out-of-State Consumer Valuations for ‘Fresh from Florida’ Products. .....Prabin Adhikari, University of Florida; Bachir Kassas, University of Florida; Lijun Chen, University of Florida; and Alexandre Magnier, Florida Gulf Coast University
  • Farmers’ Markets and Local Economies: An Economic Analysis of Judd Hill Farmers’ Market. .....GwanSeon Kim, Arkansas State University; and Steven Green, Arkansas State University
  • The Price Dynamics of Organic versus Conventional Fresh Produce: The Role of Weather, Macroeconomic, and Market Factors. .....Tengda Gong, University of Manitoba; Bulat Gafarov, University of California, Davis; and Jens Hilscher, University of California, Davis
  • Startups and Shortages: Do Rising Crop Prices Drive Loan Applications?. .....Patricia June Hummel, Middle Tennessee State University
1.B.35. Law and Economics I [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Blair Bullock, University of Arkansas
Chair: Blair Bullock, University of Arkansas
  • Bias, Trust, and Trustworthiness: An Experimental Study of Post Justice System Outcomes. .....Jason Aimone, Baylor University; Charles North, Baylor University; and Lucas Rentschler, Utah State University
  • Final Offer Arbitration with Asymmetric Evidence. .....Yongjoon Kim, The University of Alabama; Afia Farjana Promi, The University of Alabama; Jiatong Xue, The University of Alabama; and Cary Deck, The University of Alabama
  • An Experimental Comparison between Conventional Arbitration and the After-Model of Final Offer Arbitration. .....Michael Solomon, Colby College
  • The Screening Model of Litigation with a Continuum of Types: An Experimental Analysis. .....Paul Pecorino, The University of Alabama; Mark Van Boening, University of Mississippi; and Michael Solomon, Colby College
Discussants:
  • Paul Pecorino, The University of Alabama
  • Shahar Dillbary, George Mason University
  • Blair Bullock, University of Arkansas
  • Erin Meyers, George Mason University
1.B.36. Economic Development II [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Utteeyo Dasgupta, Fordham University
Chair: Shamma Alam, Dickinson College
  • India's Sex Ratio Shift: Pandemic Effects or Changing Preferences?. .....Shamma Alam, Dickinson College; and Claus Portner, Seattle University
  • Healthcare Strikes and Maternal Care in India. .....Sandipa Bhattacharjee, Ramapo College; Shamma Alam, Dickinson College; and Bijetri Bose, Azim Premji University
  • Broadband Access and Its Influence on Marriage and Fertility Decisions. .....Ye Jiang, Dickinson College; Shamma Alam, Dickinson College; and Claus Portner, Seattle University
  • Competitive Preferences in Adolescents: A Validation Study Using Self-Reported and Incentivized Measure. .....Ridwan Mosharraf Hossain, Fordham University
Discussants:
  • Andrew Simons, Fordham University
  • Bidisha Lahiri, Oklahoma State University
  • Melanie Khamis, Wesleyan University
  • Justine Herve, Stevens Institute of Technology
1.B.37. Economic Development and Technology [General]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Kanybek Nur-tegin, Florida Atlantic University
  • Impact of Broadband Access on Economic Development: The Case of Native American Reservations. .....Pradyot Sharma, George Mason University; and Thomas Stratmann, George Mason University
  • How Does Broadband Expansion Affect Reproductive Health?. .....Segla Bernus Emilien Akotenou, University of Oklahoma
  • Enhancing Operational Efficiency in SMEs through Government Digitalization Initiatives: Evidence from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. .....Kanybek Nur-tegin, Florida Atlantic University; and Pavel Yakovlev, Duquesne University
  • Mobile Internet and Women's Empowerment. .....Mohammad Jakaria, University of South Carolina
1.B.38. Quantitative Endogenous Growth [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Filippo Massari, Fairfield University; Pietro Peretto, Duke University;
Chair: Pietro Peretto, Duke University
  • Robots and Inequality between and within Occupations. .....Rodimiro Rodrigo, The George Washington University; Roberto Samaniego, The George Washington University; and Yun Zhang, George Washington University
  • Common Ownership, Investment, and Economic Growth: A Theoretical and Quantitative Analysis. .....Maurizio Iacopetta, SKEMA Business School
  • The Economic Effects of Policy Interventions to Curtail Fossil Fuel Commodities. .....Bentley Coffey, University of South Carolina; Patrick McLaughlin, Mercatus Center at George Mason University; and Pietro Peretto, Duke University
  • Labor Income Tax Shocks and Corporate R&D. .....Soroush Ghazi, The University of Alabama; Daniel J. Henderson, University of Alabama; Alexandra Soberón, University of Cantabria; and Taining Wang, Capital University of Economics and Business
1.B.39. Spatial Housing and Labor [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Christopher Severen, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; Simon Fuchs, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta;
Chair: Simon Fuchs, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
  • Diversifying the Suburbs: Rental Supply and Spatial Inequality. .....Konhee Chang, University of California, Berkeley
  • Highways, Commuting and Trade: Unpacking Suburban Growth. .....Daniel Velasquez, University of Michigan
  • Assessing the Impact of Geographic Shifts Driven by Remote Worker Relocation Programs. .....Hoyoung Yoo, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
  • Does Skill Abundance Still Matter? The Evolution of Comparative Advantage in the 21st Century. .....Shinnosuke Kikuchi, University of California, San Diego
1.B.40. Economic Drivers of Interpersonal Violence [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Stacy Dickert-Conlin, Michigan State University
Chair: Jillian Carr, Purdue University
  • Household Resources and Intimate Partner Violence: The Case of Medicaid Expansion. .....Madeleine Cullen Smith, Michigan State University
  • Can Health Services Curb Violence? Evidence from Substance Use Treatment and Intimate Partner Violence. .....Bilge Erten, Northeastern University; Pinar Keskin, Wellesley College; and Mevlude Akbulut, Dalhousie University
  • Tipples and Quarrels in the Household: The Effect of an Alcohol Mitigation Intervention on Intimate Partner Violence. .....Fatima Aqeel, City of Boston; and Carolina Castilla, Colgate University
  • Sports Betting Legalization's Impact on Child Maltreatment: Evidence from Child Protective Services Reports. .....Eric Wilken, University of Oregon
Discussants:
  • Graham Gardner, Texas Christian University
  • Analisa Packham, Vanderbilt University
  • Katherine Theiss, Radford University
1.B.41. Investments in Early Childhood Care and Education [Presidential]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Chloe Gibbs, University of Notre Dame
Chair: Chloe Gibbs, University of Notre Dame
  • Preschool as Child Care: Head Start Duration Expansions and Maternal Employment. .....Chloe Gibbs, University of Notre Dame; Esra Kose, University of California, Merced; and Maria Rosales-Rueda, University of Delaware
  • The Effects of Universal Pre-K for Three-Year-Old Children on Mothers’ Employment and Families’ Economic Well-Being. .....Eunho Cha, University of California, Irvine
  • Short and Long Run Maternal Labor Supply Responses to Publicly Provided Schooling for Children. .....Jocelyn Wikle, Brigham Young University; and Riley Wilson, Brigham Young University
  • The Effect of Access to Free Pre-Kindergarten on Educational Attainment and Labor Market Outcomes. .....Maya Mikdash, Louisiana State University; and Jiee Zhong, Miami University
1.B.42. Health and Policy II [General]
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Sanket Kanekar, Alabama State University
Chair: Sanket Kanekar, Alabama State University
  • Early Effects of the No Surprises Act on Provider Network Adequacy and Emergency Care Utilization Patterns. .....Tannista Banerjee, Auburn University
  • Marketing Authorization Holder (MAH) Pilot Program and Innovation in China’s Pharmaceutical Industry. .....Zihang Li, Auburn University; Tannista Banerjee, Auburn University; Shan He, Auburn University; and Aditi Sengupta,
  • The Effect of Recreational Cannabis Laws on Cigarette Smoking in the United States. .....Samuel Asare, American Cancer Society; Lee Westmass, American Cancer Society; and Nigar Nargis, American Cancer Society
  • Impact of Phase 1 Reopening on Telehealth and In-Person Mental Health Visits in Oregon: Trends and Disparities (2019-2021). .....Sanket Kanekar, Alabama State University
1.C.1. Games [Allied-ESA]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Bing Jiang, Virginia Military Institute
  • Information or Incentive? Interventions to Reduce Negative Externalities. .....Wen Lu, Georgia State University
  • Social Dilemma with Endogenous Resources. .....Eye Eoun Jung, Georgia State University; Siru Liu, Georgia State University; Wen Lu, Georgia State University; and Ben Mosier, Georgia State University
1.C.2. Designs in Econometrics [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizers: Pedro Sant'Anna, Emory University; Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University; Tymon Sloczynski, Brandeis University;
Chair: Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University
  • Finite Population Identification and Design-Based Sensitivity Analysis. .....Brendan Kline, University of Texas at Austin; and Matt Masten, Duke University
  • Robust Counterfactuals in Centralized Schools Choice Systems. .....Lixiong Li, Johns Hopkins University; and Ismael Mourifie, Washington University in St. Louis
  • A New Design-Based Estimator for Finely Stratified Experiments. .....Yuehao Bai, University of Southern California; Xun Huang, University of Chicago; Joe Romano, Stanford University; Azeem Shaikh, University of Chicago; and Max Tabord-Meehan, University of Chicago
  • Publication Design with Incentives in Mind. .....Ravi Jagadeesan, Stanford University; and Davide Viviano, Harvard University
1.C.3. Advances in Cultural and Experimental Economics [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Daniel Houser, George Mason University
Chair: Yi Tian, State University of New York at Buffalo
  • Religiosity and a Crypto Bank Run. .....Walter Stover, George Mason University; Jonathan Schulz, George Mason University; and Thomas Stratmann, George Mason University
  • Optimal Search in Multi-Period Public Goods Games. .....Qijun Zhu, George Mason University; and Kevin McCabe, George Mason University
  • Achieving Peace in Conflicts with Spillovers. .....Moumita Roy, Ahmedabad University; Jian Song, Oklahoma City University; and Daniel Houser, George Mason University
  • Anticipated Future Interaction and Parochial Altruism: An Experimental Study. .....Yi Tian, State University of New York at Buffalo; and Daniel Houser, George Mason University
1.C.4. Financial Literacy, Well-Being, and Market Stability [General]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Chair: Sebastian Zelzner, KOF Swiss Economic Institute
  • Evaluating Course Mandates in Financial Literacy: Complementary or Substitutive Effects of Economics and Personal Finance. .....Taufiq Quadria, The University of Akron; and Israt Jahan, University of Wisconsin–La Crosse
  • Decision-Making in High School Subject Selection under China’s College Entrance Exam Reform: Experimental Evidence from a Field Intervention. .....Mengying Peng, Hitotsubashi University; and Xin Li, East China Normal University
  • The Credit Suisse Dilemma. .....Hans Gersbach, ETH Zurich; Sebastian Zelzner, KOF Swiss Economic Institute; and Jihao Zhang, Vienna University of Economics and Business
1.C.5. Industrial Organization: Health Policy [Allied-IOS]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizers: Jonathan Williams, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Garrett Scott, The University of Mississippi;
Chair: Brian McManus, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Entry and Occupational Licensing Regulations in the Market for Mental Health Care. .....Cici McNamara, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Aisles in the Stream; Demand for Sugar Still Holds; Policy Cost Unfolds. .....Farasat Bokhari, Loughborough University
  • Welfare and Efficiency in Flexible Healthcare Supply: Evidence from Hospital-at-Home. .....Andrew Capron, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Dynamic Treatment Choices and Selection into RCTs: Evidence from Prostate Cancer. .....Brian McManus, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Discussants:
  • Sarah Waldfogel, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • Seth Smith, University of Georgia
  • Eric Yde, University of Virginia
  • Leshui He, Bates College
1.C.8. Industrial Organization Job Market Candidates [Allied-IOS]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizers: Jonathan Williams, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Garrett Scott, The University of Mississippi;
Chair: Jenna Blochowicz, Iowa State University
  • Paving the Way for Higher Costs? The Impact of Steel Tariffs on Bidding in Highway Procurement Auctions. .....Ashwin Nair, University of Virginia
  • Navigating the Commons. .....Yangkeun Yun, University of California, Los Angeles
  • Analyzing Competition in Online Sports Betting Markets. .....Constantine Michopoulos, University of Georgia
  • State Dependence and Complementarities in Smartphone Choices. .....Seungwhan Chun, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Discussants:
  • Jenna Blochowicz, Iowa State University
  • Jonathan Williams, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Shihan Shen, Rice University
  • Douglas Turner, University of Florida
1.C.9. Populism and Ideology [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Christian Bjørnskov, Aarhus University
Chair: Niclas Berggren, Research Institute of Industrial Economics (IFN)
  • Populism and Ideology. .....Niclas Berggren, Research Institute of Industrial Economics (IFN); and Christian Bjørnskov, Aarhus University
  • Covert Regime Change and Ideology. .....Shishir Shakya, Appalachian State University; Joshua Daniel Ammons, Wabash College; and Konstantin Zhukov, Indiana University Kokomo
  • Has Left-Wing Critical Theory Paved the Way for Right-Wing Populism?. .....Andreas Bergh, Lund University
  • Understanding Populism: Public Perception of Political Claims. .....Jacek Lewkowicz, University of Warsaw
1.C.10. Health Policy and Behavior [Presidential-CSWEP]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizers: Manan Roy, Appalachian State University; Melanie Guldi, University of Central Florida; Orgul Ozturk, University of South Carolina;
Chair: Orgul Ozturk, University of South Carolina
  • Do Alcohol Tax Changes Reduce Pre-Pregnancy and Pregnancy Alcohol Consumption? Evidence from the PRAMS. .....Sarah Hamersma, Syracuse University
  • The Impact of Expanded Medicare Advantage Eligibility on Individuals with End-Stage Renal Disease: Premium Variations and Market Dynamics. .....Sih-Ting Cai, Indiana University; Grace McCormack, University of Southern California; and Hansoo Ko, George Mason University
  • Effects of Medical Assistance in Dying on End of Life Choices and Outcomes in Canada. .....Jennifer Mangano, Indiana University; Jennifer Stewart, Carleton University; Paul Peters, Carleton University; Julian Reif, University of Illinois; Dan Sacks, University of Wisconsin; and Coady Wing, Indiana University
1.C.11. NAASE I [Allied-NAASE]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Frank Stephenson, Berry College
Chair: Jane Ruseski, West Virginia University
  • Sports Betting and Sentiment Evidence through Reddit. .....Zachary McGurk, Canisius University; James Goldstein, Canisius University; and Grant Chugh, Canisius University
  • Are Inefficient Odds within In-Play Markets Profitable for Bookmakers?. .....Marius Otting, Bielefeld University; David Winkelmann, Bielefeld University; Christian Deutscher, Bielefeld University; Carl Singleton, University of Stirling; and J. James Reade, University of Reading
  • The Sports Betting Gold Rush: How Sports Betting Legalization is Reshaping the Big 4 Sports Leagues in the United States. .....Georgy Shukaylo, University of Michigan
  • A Tale of Past Performance’s Impact on Risk: An Examination of DraftKings Rosters. .....Jason Berkowitz, St. John's University; R. Jared DeLisle, Utah State University; and Jacqueline Garner, Georgia Institute of Technology
1.C.12. Inequality and Mobility [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizers: Daniel Millimet, Southern Methodist University; Le Wang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University;
Chair: Daniel Millimet, Southern Methodist University
  • Is Zip Code Destiny?. .....Sadegh Eshaghnia, The University of Chicago
  • A Functional Quantile Approach to Estimating Intergenerational Mobility. .....Le Wang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • The Impact of Nonclassical Measurement Error on Trends in Income Inequality and Polarization in the United States. .....Daniel Millimet, Southern Methodist University
  • Age at Immigration and the Intergenerational Income Mobility of the 1.5 Generation. .....Marie Connolly, Université du Québec à Montréal
Discussants:
  • Aiday Sikhova, Texas Tech University
  • Chih Ming Tan, University of North Dakota
  • Alfonso Flores-Lagunes, W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research
1.C.13. Forensic Economics I [Allied-NAFE]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Tricia Yount, Yount Forensic Consulting, LLC
Chair: Tricia Yount, Yount Forensic Consulting, LLC
  • Monetizing your Economic Advantage: Building a Successful Consulting Practice. .....Nikanor Volkov, Mercer University
  • Making Sure All the Experts Are on the Same Page. .....Frank Slesnick, Consulting/Forensic Economist
Discussants:
  • Michele Gaines, Economic Consulting
  • Tricia Yount, Yount Forensic Consulting, LLC
  • Marc Weinstein, Team Economics, LLC
1.C.14. Gender Norms and Labor [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizers: Chandan Jha, Le Moyne College; Subha Mani, Fordham University; Sudipta Sarangi, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University;
Chair: Justine Herve, Stevens Institute of Technology
  • Digital Payments and Gendered Labor Reallocation. .....Ashish Sedai, The University of Texas at Arlington; Rikhia Bhukta, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur; and Sandhya Garg, Institute of Economic Growth
  • Equal Siblings, Unequal Spouses: Evidence from a Multifaceted Intervention for Adolescents in India. .....Justine Herve, Stevens Institute of Technology; Subha Mani, Fordham University; Jere R. Behrman, University of Pennsylvania; Arindam Nandi, Population Council; and Ramanan Laxminarayan, One Health Center
  • Research Strategies for Women in Economics. .....Puneet Arora, Management Development Institute Gurgaon; Ishita Tripathi, University of Bologna; and Khushi Trivedi, Independent researcher
  • Absolute vs. Relative Deprivation: Evidence on Americans' Preferences for Redistribution. .....Rafia Zafar, The City College of New York, City University of New York; Utteeyo Dasgupta, Fordham University; Subha Mani, Fordham University; Farah Said, Lahore University of Management Sciences; and Katherine Theiss, Radford University
1.C.15. Understanding Wealth Differences within and across Groups [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Samuel Myers, University of Minnesota
Chair: Samuel Myers, University of Minnesota
  • Racial Wealth Inequality Accounting: 1860-2020. .....Illenin Kondo, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis; William Darity, Duke University; Samuel Myers, University of Minnesota; and Teegawende Zeida, Brock University
  • Racial Differences in Consumption and Saving Behavior: New Survey Evidence and Quantitative Theory of Status Signaling. .....Aina Puig, American University
  • Who Benefits from Retirement Saving Incentives in the U.S.? Evidence on Gaps in Retirement Wealth Accumulation by Race and Parental Income. .....Taha Choukhmane, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Jorge Colmenares, Harvard University; Cormac O'Dea, Yale University; Jonathan Rothbaum, U.S. Census Bureau; and Lawrence Schmidt, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Decomposing Wealth Differences: Earnings, Demographics, and Rates of Return. .....Karthik Athreya, Federal Reserve Bank of New York; Grey Gordon, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond; John Jones, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond; and Urvi Neelakantan, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
1.C.16. Trade and Firms [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizers: Maia Linask, University of Richmond; Tom Zylkin, University of Richmond;
Chairs: Tom Zylkin, University of Richmond; Maia Linask, University of Richmond;
  • Liquidity Constraints and Sourcing Decisions. .....Dyanne Vaught, U.S. Department of the Treasury
  • Credit Constraints, Collusion, and Multimarket Contact: Evidence from Colombian Exports. .....Nik Lopatin, Ashland University; Beverly Mendoza, Stephen F. Austin State University; and Jose Manuel Paz y Miño, Universidad de Chile
  • Micro Uncertainty, Macro, and Trade Dynamics. .....Ji Hye Heo, Oberlin College; and Hanjo Terry Kim, U.S. Department of the Treasury
  • Product Entry Via Cross-Border Acquisitions. .....Honey Batra, University of Minnesota; and Minuk Kim, Bryn Mawr College
Discussants:
  • Dyanne Vaught, U.S. Department of the Treasury
  • Nik Lopatin, Ashland University
  • Ji Hye Heo, Oberlin College
  • Minuk Kim, Bryn Mawr College
1.C.17. Assessment and Incentives in Economic Education [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Emily Marshall, Denison University
Chair: Tara Grealis, Western New England University
  • A Cross Disciplinary Study of Learning Gains with Loss Aversion. .....Neal Olitsky, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth; Sarah Cosgrove, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth; and R. Thomas Boone, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
  • Math Assessment and Intervention in Economics Principles and Intermediate Courses. .....Janine Wilson, University of California, Davis; Brian Jenkins, University of California, Irvine; Kevin Dinh, University of California, Davis; and Derek Stimel, University of California, Davis
  • Assessing Pedagogy for Introductory Economics. .....Alan Green, Stetson University
  • Motivating Students: Exploring the Effect of Incentives on Performance. .....Ridwan Mosharraf Hossain, Fordham University
Discussants:
  • John Hartman, University of California, Santa Barbara
  • Melisa Williams Higgins, University of Bristol
  • Stefani Milovanska-Farrington, The University of Tampa
  • Henry Duncanson, Leeds University
1.C.18. Competition and Entrepreneurship [Allied-SDAE]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Adam Martin, Texas Tech University
Chair: Gabriel Benzecry, Northwood University
  • The Institutional Determinants of the Entrepreneurial Function Emergence. .....Chadi-Josef El Ghawi, Université La Sagesse
  • The Entrepreneurial Function as an Emergent Individual Process: An Essential Approach. .....Chadi-Josef El Ghawi, Université La Sagesse
  • Collective Action by Firms. .....Randall Holcombe, Florida State University
  • The Invisible Watch Hands. .....Gabriel Benzecry, Northwood University; and Sean-Patrick Alvarez, Jacksonville State University
  • Distributed Knowledge and Economic Coordination: Hayekian Prices in Complexity Economic Models. .....Medini Bhat, Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode
1.C.19. The Virginia School of Political Economy Contribution I [Allied-SDAE]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Peter Boettke, George Mason University
Chair: Peter Boettke, George Mason University
  • Competing Visions of Political Capitalism within the Virginia School of Political Economy. .....Peter Boettke, George Mason University; and André Quintas, George Mason University
  • The State Samaritan. .....Brigitta Jones, George Mason University
  • The Prestige-Testability Tradeoff in Science. .....Kurtis Hingl, George Mason University
  • Historical Perspective on the Redistributive Politics of the Fed. .....Michael Wroblewski, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
1.C.21. Air Pollution II [Allied-AERE]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Wei Zhang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • Balancing Growth and Green: Analyzing the Economic-Environmental Trade-Offs through Chinese Secondary Industry. .....Linge Yang, University of Connecticut
  • Fertility, Household Consumption, and Carbon Footprint. .....Niaoniao You, University of Michigan
  • Air Quality Impact of China’s Grain for Green Program. .....Wei Zhang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
1.C.22. Renewable Energy I [Allied-AERE]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Victoria Godwin, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • A Cost Efficiency Analysis of Hydropower Plants in the United States. .....Yu Ma, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
  • Grid Hardening and the Effectiveness of Climate Adaptation in the U.S. Electricity Sector. .....Madeline Yozwiak, Indiana University
  • Solar Power Play: Uncovering Political Capture in Distributing Electricity Access. .....Rafia Zaman, Duke University
  • Do HOAs Hinder Rooftop Solar Adoption? Evidence from State-Level Policy Changes. .....Victoria Godwin, Georgia Institute of Technology
1.C.23. Revealed Preferences [Allied-AERE]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Heman Lohano, University of Minnesota
  • Price Incentives and the Demand for Cooling. .....Maitri Punjabi, Michigan State University
  • Valuing Soundscapes in Urban Housing Markets: A Hedonic Pricing Approach. .....Ghamz E Ali Siyal, Florida Gulf Coast University; and Heman Lohano, University of Minnesota
  • Sorting in the Smoke: How Wildfire Pollution Shapes Household and Firm Location Choices. .....Jasdeep Mandia, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1.C.24. International Airline Pricing, Network Structure, and AI in Airline Industry [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Nick Rupp, East Carolina University
Chair: Nick Rupp, East Carolina University
  • The Impact of Airport Privatization on Airline Operations: Evidence from Brazil. .....Pedro Almeida, University of Florida
  • Asymmetric Price Adjustment to Regional Economic Fluctuations. .....Collin DeVore, The University of Oklahoma; Minhae Kim, Oklahoma State University; Myongjin Kim, The University of Oklahoma; and Nick Rupp, East Carolina University
  • AI and Market Power: Implications for Investment and Pricing Strategy in Airline Industry. .....Minhae Kim, Oklahoma State University; Junyeol Ryu, The University of Oklahoma; and Myongjin Kim, The University of Oklahoma
  • The International JetBlue Effect. .....Kerry Tan, Loyola University Maryland; Austin Drukker, Federal Trade Commission; and Nick Rupp, East Carolina University
Discussants:
  • Austin Drukker, Federal Trade Commission
  • Alberto Gaggero, University of Aosta Valley
  • Nick Rupp, East Carolina University
  • Myongjin Kim, The University of Oklahoma
1.C.25. Econometric Methods [GRAD]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Brian Meehan, Berry College
  • The Effects of Cash-Plus-Employment Training Programs on Young Adults: Evidence from a Randomized Experiment in Los Angeles County. .....Marcella Cartledge, University of Virginia
  • Averaging Impulse Response: Local Projections- and VARs-Based Approaches. .....Seojin Jung, State University of New York at Albany
  • Transforming Emotions to Confidence. .....Pawonee Khadka, The University of Alabama
  • Bayesian Synthetic Control with a Soft Simplex Constraint. .....Yihong Xu, Texas A&M University; and Quan Zhou, Texas A&M University
Discussants:
  • Elizabeth Watson, University of South Carolina
  • Giorgi Nikolaishvili, Wake Forest University
  • Ryan Westphal, Brandeis University
  • Brian Meehan, Berry College
1.C.26. Health Policy and Long-Term Care [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Stacy Dickert-Conlin, Michigan State University
Chair: Elizabeth Kayoon Hur, Michigan State University
  • The Role of Medicaid and Family in Patient Discharge Decisions. .....Elizabeth Kayoon Hur, Michigan State University
  • Wage Pass-Through Policies, Direct Care Worker Compensation, and Labor Supply in the Home Health Care Sector. .....Jun Li, Syracuse University; and Reagan Baughman, University of New Hampshire
  • Limiting For-Profit Provision in Nursing Home Markets. .....Hyein Cho, Northwestern University; and Hans Zhu, National Association of Insurance Commissioners
  • Immigration Enforcement, the Supply of Home Care Workers, and Access to Long-Term Care: Evidence from Secure Communities. .....Amanda Kreider, University of Pittsburgh; and Rachel Werner, University of Pennsylvania
1.C.27. Applied Microeconomics III [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizers: Michael Kofoed, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Gregory Gilpin, Montana State University; Anthony Yim, Brigham Young University; Orgul Ozturk, University of South Carolina;
Chair: Michael Kofoed, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Instructor Value-Added in Postsecondary Education. .....Anthony Yim, Brigham Young University; Jacob Light, Stanford University; and Merrill Warnick, University of Georgia
  • The Hanging Sword of Damocles: Incentive Effects of Grade Retention on Academic Performance. .....Jiee Zhong, Miami University; Kendall Kennedy, Mississippi State University; and Simon ter Meulen, University of Munich
  • High School Teachers and College-Relevant Skill Production: Evidence from ACT Score Value Added. .....Hema Shah, Duke University
  • Stars and Near-Stars: The Impacts of Subjective Recognition and Worker Performance. .....Joshua Price, Brigham Young University
Discussants:
  • Bradley Curs, University of Missouri
  • Taylor Landon, University of Maryland
  • Trinity Douglass, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Joshua Price, Brigham Young University
1.C.28. Understanding Disparities: The Roles of Measurement, Policy, and Representation in Government and Media [General]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Scott Barkowski, State University of New York at Buffalo
Chair: Scott Barkowski, State University of New York at Buffalo
  • Racial Representation in Local Government and Racial Disparities in Policing. .....Xiaohong Wang, University of South Alabama; Daniel Jones, University of Pittsburgh; and Jiangnan Zeng, University of Guelph
  • Do Age Discrimination Laws Protect Older Workers? Evidence from the Contemporary Labor Market. .....Scott Barkowski, State University of New York at Buffalo; and Joanne S. McLaughlin, State University of New York at Buffalo
  • Is There Intersectional Labor Market Discrimination?. .....Joanne S. McLaughlin, State University of New York at Buffalo; and David Neumark, University of California, Irvine
  • Casting Roles, Casting Votes: Lessons from Sesame Street on Media Representation, Racial Biases, and Voting. .....Claire Duquennois, University of Pittsburgh; and Jiangnan Zeng, University of Guelph
Discussants:
  • Elisa Taveras, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
  • Kenneth Whaley, University of South Florida
  • Joanne S. McLaughlin, State University of New York at Buffalo
  • Jiangnan Zeng, University of Guelph
1.C.30. Macroeconomics and Policy III [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Kathleen McKiernan, Vanderbilt University
Chair: Kathleen McKiernan, Vanderbilt University
  • Saving and Labor Supply over the Life Cycle. .....Fang Yang, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
  • A Tale of Two Families: College Admission Mechanism, Marital Formation, and Parental Human Capital Investment. .....Wei Chao, George Washington University
  • Quid Pro Quo: Life Insurance Choices of Spouses. .....Wenli Li, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Discussants:
  • Fang Yang, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
  • Wei Chao, George Washington University
  • Wenli Li, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
1.C.31. Topics in Public Finance and Monetary Policy [General]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Bent Sorensen, University of Houston
Chair: Bent Sorensen, University of Houston
  • School Spending on Capital: Driven by Enrollment or Voter Income?. .....Bent Sorensen, University of Houston; Eva Loaeza Albino, University of Houston; Steven Craig, University of Houston; Sameer Malik, University of Houston; Md Abdullah Al Mashrur, University of Houston; Ryan McGregor, University of Houston; and Brian Murphy, University of Houston
  • Taxing Fairly: Adjusting Progressivity to Rising Income Inequality and New Consumption-Leisure Patterns.. .....Mehedi Hasan Oni, University of Houston
  • Buffer-Stock Saving in State Pension Funds. .....Christopher Biolsi, University of Western Kentucky; and J. Sebastian Leguizamon, University of Western Kentucky
  • Policy Rule Evaluation for the Fed’s Strategy Review. .....David Papell, University of Houston; Swati Singh, University of Houston; and Sebin Nidhiri, University of Houston
Discussants:
  • Steven Craig, University of Houston
  • Mehedi Hasan Oni, University of Houston
  • Christopher Biolsi, University of Western Kentucky
  • Andrew haughwout, Federal Reserve Bank of New York
1.C.32. Labor Economics and Education in U.S. History [Allied-Clio/EHA]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Sarah Quincy, Vanderbilt University
Chair: Sarah Quincy, Vanderbilt University
  • Doctors With(out) Borders: Labor Supply Responses to Occupational Licensing for Foreign Physicians. .....Wenni Yang, University of California, Davis
  • Returns to Education for Women in the Mid-Twentieth Century: Evidence from Compulsory Schooling Laws. .....Sophie Li, University of Southern Denmark
  • The Wage Tax and Suburbanization. .....Matt Jacob, Harvard University; and Rene Livas, Harvard University
  • Getting Workers ‘On Board' with Automation: Evidence from Shipping Container Adoption and Longshore Unions. .....Jacob Greenspon, University of Oxford
  • The Long Run Effects of Segregated Private Schools on Southern Students. .....Danielle Graves Williamson, Boston University; and Jennifer Withrow, U.S. Census Bureau
1.C.33. Energy and Climate Policy [General]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Chair: Oleg Kucher, Frostburg State University
  • Predictive Power of Weather Variables on Energy Prices. .....Oleg Kucher, Frostburg State University
  • Identifying USA Consumers’ Preference for Minerals and Willingness-to-Pay for Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) Using Discrete Choice Experiment.. .....Hamdiya Orleans-Boham, Missouri University of Science and Technology; Mahelet G. Fikru, Missouri University of Science and Technology; and Kwame Awuah-offei, Missouri University of Science and Technology
  • Clean but Controversial: Chernobyl’s Impact on European Nuclear Energy Development. .....Madison Paige Hill, The University of Oklahoma
  • The Impact of Wind Energy on Job Creation, and Poverty Alleviation in Rural Areas: County-Level Evidence from the U.S.. .....Eftila Tanellari, Radford University; and Genti Kostandini, University of Georgia
1.C.34. Agricultural Finance [General]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Chair: Yao Yang, University of Arkansas
  • Impacts of Inventory Surprises on Futures Spreads: Understanding Spread Behaviors between New and Old Crop Contracts. .....Yao Yang, University of Arkansas; Andrew McKenzie, University of Arkansas; and Andrew Anderson, University of Arkansas
  • Commodity Price Super-Cycle and Connectedness. .....Junyeob Kim, North Carolina State University
  • Weather, Price, and Prevented Planting Insurance. .....Domena Agyeman, University of California ANR; Kwabena Krah, Loyola University Chicago; and Eugene Frimpong, University of Georgia
  • Firm-Level Climate Sentiments, Climate Politics, and Implied Cost of Equity Capital. .....Katsiaryna Bardos, Fairfield University; Dev R Mishra, University of Saskatchewan; and Hyacinthe Somé, University of Sherbrooke
1.C.35. Law and Economics II [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Blair Bullock, University of Arkansas
Chair: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
  • Title IX Compliance and Athletic Conference Movements. .....Delany Beck, Vanderbilt University
  • Decision Making after Dobbs: How Providers Interpret Abortion Bans in Practice. .....Jennifer Bennett Shinall, Vanderbilt University
  • Responsibility & Framing. .....Shahar Dillbary, George Mason University; Cherie Metcalf, Queen's University; and Brock Stoddard, Appalachian State University
  • Legalization of Sports Gambling: Hook and Squander?. .....Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Discussants:
  • Jason Aimone, Baylor University
  • Mackenzi Barrett, Vanderbilt University
  • Amanda Ross, The University of Alabama
  • Michael Solomon, Colby College
1.C.36. Externalities and Economic Growth: Intersections of Human Capital, Trade, and Corporate Governance [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Mikhail Klimenko, Georgia Institute of Technology
Chair: Mikhail Klimenko, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Ability Distribution and Dynamics of Wage Inequality: Unintended Consequences of Human Capital Accumulation. .....Kirill Borissov, European University at St. Petersburg; Alexey Minabutdinov, ETH Zurich; and Roman Popov, European University at St. Petersburg
  • Credit Markets, Corporate Governance, and Growth. .....Emanuele Brancati, Sapienza University of Rome; Paolo Giordani, LUISS "Guido Carli" University; Maurizio Iacopetta, SKEMA Business School; and Raoul Minetti, Michigan State University
  • International Trade and Human Capital Accumulation. .....Kirill Borissov, European University at St. Petersburg; Maurizio Iacopetta, SKEMA Business School; and Mikhail Klimenko, Georgia Institute of Technology
1.C.37. Economic Development Policies [General]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Chair: Ioanna Maria Spyrou, Berry College
  • Distributional Effects of Agricultural Interventions in India. .....Shresth Garg, University of Pennsylvania; and Sagar Saxena, University of Pennsylvania
  • Cushioning the Blow: How Households in Thailand Smooth Consumption amid Rainfall Shocks. .....Ayushi Singh, A2F Consulting; Ruoning Han, Whitman College; and Srishti Slaria, Illinois State University
  • The Labor Market Impact of Technological Advancements: Evidence from the Green Revolution in Bangladesh. .....Aparna Howlader, Chatham University
  • Risk Sharing and Network Formation in the Laboratory. .....Chizhe Cheng, The University of Alabama; Paan Jindapon, The University of Alabama; and Ajalavat Viriyavipart, American University of Sharjah
  • Forecasting Food Insecurity Using Machine Learning. .....Ioanna Maria Spyrou, Berry College; and Shatakshee Dhongde, Georgia Institute of Technology
1.C.38. Growth and Institutions [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizers: Filippo Massari, Fairfield University; Pietro Peretto, Duke University;
Chair: Pietro Peretto, Duke University
  • Southerners versus Easterners: The 2004 EU Expansion. .....Michal Jerzmanowski, Clemson University; and Hugo Vaca Pereira Rocha, University of Wisconsin–La Crosse
  • Social Influence and News Consumption. .....Alex Moehring, Purdue University; and Carlos Molina, University of South Carolina
  • Beyond Borders: The Impact of Source Country Institutions on U.S. Immigrant Integration. .....Cevat Giray Aksoy, King's College London
  • Interactive Impact of Remittances and Institutions on Poverty Growth Using an Updated Poverty Dataset. .....Joshua Hall, Florida Southern College; and Christopher Andrew Laincz, Drexel University
1.C.39. Transport Costs [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Simon Fuchs, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Chair: Simon Fuchs, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
  • Spreading the Jam: Optimal Congestion Pricing in General Equilibrium. .....Thomas Hierons, Princeton University
  • Urban Cost around the World. .....Jordan Rosenthal-Kay, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
  • Market Segmentation in Informal Public Transportation: Evidence from Johannesburg's Minibus Taxi Networks. .....Oluchi Mbonu, World Bank
1.C.40. Health Economics: Health Care Delivery System Dynamics [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Laura Dague, Texas A&M University
Chair: Elena Andreyeva, Texas A&M University
  • Health Care Reform and Firm Dynamics: Evidence from Medicare Part D and the Retail Pharmacy Industry. .....Brandyn F. Churchill, American University; and Georgina Cisneros, American University
  • The Consequences of Hospital Crowding: Evidence from Texas. .....Laura Dague, Texas A&M University; Tiffany Radcliff, Texas A&M University; and Benjamin Ukert, Texas A&M University
  • Costs of Technological Frictions: Evidence from EHR Non-Interoperability. .....Rebekah Dix, Yale University; Kelsey Moran, University of Miami; and Thi Mai Anh Nguyen, NYU
  • Mergers and Medicare: How Bargaining Power Affects Insured and Uninsured Patient Welfare. .....Nathan Wise, Texas A&M University
1.C.41. Topics on Education and Health I [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizers: Maria Padilla-Romo, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Cecilia Peluffo, University of Florida;
Chair: Maria Padilla-Romo, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Moving for Good: Educational Gains from Leaving Violence Behind. .....Maria Padilla-Romo, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville; and Cecilia Peluffo, University of Florida
  • Universal Health Insurance and Child Health: Evidence from Seguro Popular. .....Ryan Brown, University of Colorado Denver; Gabriela Farfan, World Bank; Maria Genoni, World Bank; Duncan Thomas, Duke University; Gina Turrini, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services; and Andrea Velasquez, University of Colorado Denver
  • The Effect of Tropical Storms on Early Childhood Health: Evidence from Bangladesh. .....Md Shahjahan, Jahangirnagar University Dhaka; and Padmaja Ayyagari, University of South Florida
  • Persistent Effects of Class Rank on Educational Outcomes. .....Eunsik Chang, Mississippi State University; Maria Padilla-Romo, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville; and Cecilia Peluffo, University of Florida
1.C.42. Rising Food Prices, Job Quality, and Global Value Chains: Exploring Dimensions Affecting Welfare [Presidential]
Saturday | 1:00 pm-2:45 pm |

Organizer: Ruth Uwaifo Oyelere, Agnes Scott College
Chair: Ruth Uwaifo Oyelere, Agnes Scott College
  • Participation in Global Value Chains (GVCs), Trade, and Poverty. .....Marcus Bansah, St. Olaf College; and Navpreet Singh, St. Olaf College
  • Ain't Gonna Work on Maggie's Farm No More? Job Quality and Internal versus External Capabilities in Ghana. .....Niels-Hugo Blunch, Washington and Lee University; James Foster, The George Washington University; and Akarshik Banerjee, The George Washington University
  • Assessing Consumer Welfare in Response to Rising Food Prices in The Gambia. .....Roger Vorsah, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University; Obed Quaicoe, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University; Fafanyo Asiseh, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University; and John Ng'ombe, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
Discussants:
  • Phanindra Wunnava, Middlebury College
  • Labanyalata Roy, Agnes Scott College
  • Gbadebo Odularu, Howard University
1.D.2. Treatments in Space [Presidential]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizers: Pedro Sant'Anna, Emory University; Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University; Tymon Sloczynski, Brandeis University;
Chair: Tymon Sloczynski, Brandeis University
  • Identifying Treatment and Spillovers Effects Using Exposure Contrasts. .....Michael Leung, University of California, Santa Cruz
  • Clustered Nearest-Neighbors Standard Error for Regression Discontinuity Designs. .....Claudia Noack, University of Bonn; Tomasz Olma, LMU Munich; and Christoph Rothe, University of Mannheim
  • Learning Spillover Embeddings. .....David Ritzwoller, Stanford University
  • Program Evaluation with Remotely Sensed Outcomes. .....Ashash Rambachan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Rahul Singh, Harvard University; and Davide Viviano, Harvard University
1.D.3. Data Analytics in Finance, Economics, and Entrepreneurship [Presidential]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Myriam Quispe-Agnoli, Mercer University
Chair: Myriam Quispe-Agnoli, Mercer University
  • Navigating Sentiment Complexity: Exploring the Rational-Emotional Spectrum and Intergroup Dynamics in Social Media Engagement. .....Lingshu HU, Washington and Lee University; Rui Sun, Mercer University; and Kennon Sheldon, University of Missouri
  • Old Versus New Hedging Instruments for Portfolio Management. .....Geoffrey M. Ngene, Mercer University; Anita Pennathur, Florida Atlantic University; and Vijaya Subrahmanyam, Mercer University
  • Mortgage Defaults: A Comparison of Prediction Techniques. .....Myriam Quispe-Agnoli, Mercer University; Vijaya Subrahmanyam, Mercer University; Prabhu Shankar, Mercer University; and Robert Zell, Aimpoint Digital
  • Tokenism and the Family Firm: The Structural Implications of the Gender Distribution of Ownership. .....Eric Kushins, Berry College; and Myriam Quispe-Agnoli, Mercer University
1.D.8. Empirical Industrial Organization I [Allied-IOS]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizers: Jonathan Williams, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Garrett Scott, The University of Mississippi;
Chair: Alon Eizenberg, Hebrew University
  • Product Market Dynamics over the Business Cycle. .....Geumbi Park, Texas A&M University
  • Dissecting Netflix's Self-Preferencing: Evidence from Viewer-Level Data. .....Shi Qi, William & Mary
  • From Curation to Creation: How AI Summaries Shape User Reviews. .....Leshui He, Bates College
  • Can You Mind My Kids? Vacancy Rates and Waitlists in the Child Care Market. .....Danna Thomas, University of South Carolina
Discussants:
  • Alon Eizenberg, Hebrew University
  • Farasat Bokhari, Loughborough University
  • Tin Leung, Wake Forest University
  • Geumbi Park, Texas A&M University
1.D.9. Culture, Religion, and Economic Development [Presidential]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Ömer Özak, Southern Methodist University
Chairs: Ömer Özak, Southern Methodist University; Jose Belmar, Inter-American Development Bank;
  • Religious Beliefs as a Cure for HIV: The Case of Pentecostalism in Sub-Saharan Africa. .....Elisabetta Campagna, UCLA; and Paola Giuliano, University of California, Los Angeles
  • Religious Messaging and Adaptation to Water Scarcity: Evidence from Jordan. .....Giulia Buccione, Stanford University
  • Moral Foundations in Folklore: Differences across the World and Persistency of Cultural Variability. .....Nadia von Jacobi, University of Trento; Mahdi Khesali, University of Hamburg; and Stefan Voigt, University of Hamburg
  • Bimodal Transport Infrastructure and Regional Development: Evidence from Argentina, 1960-1991. .....Jose Belmar, Inter-American Development Bank; and Diego Gentile-Passaro, Amazon.com
1.D.10. Education and Health [Presidential-CSWEP]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizers: Melanie Guldi, University of Central Florida; Orgul Ozturk, University of South Carolina; Manan Roy, Appalachian State University;
Chair: Mayra Pineda-Torres, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • COVID-19 School Closures in North Carolina and the Effect on Adolescent Mental Health. .....Cole Gilbert, Appalachian State University; Martie Thompson, Appalachian State University; Manan Roy, Appalachian State University; and Sophia Ryan, Appalachian State University
  • Policy to Practice Pathways: How Anti-Discrimination Policy Strictness Shapes School Climate and Teacher Retention. .....Saharnaz Babaei-Balderlou, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
  • Intergenerational Effect of Parental Education on Child’s Health: Evidence from an Education Reform in India. .....Sandipa Bhattacharjee, Ramapo College
  • The Effect of Online Learning on College Readiness. .....Kaleigh Strohl, University of South Carolina
1.D.11. NAASE II [Allied-NAASE]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Frank Stephenson, Berry College
Chair: J.C. Bradbury, Kennesaw State University
  • Advancing a Comprehensive Analysis of the Impact of Sports Tourism at the Regional Level: Evidence from the Santiago 2023 Pan American Games in Chile. .....David Gallegos, Universidad Católica del Norte
  • Evaluating Clark County’s Ability to Export the Public Costs of Allegiant Stadium. .....Jeffrey Carr, University of Michigan; and Mark Rosentraub, University of Michigan
  • Within-Metro Venue Choice and the Economic Impact of Sporting Events: Evidence from Auto Racing. .....Clay Collins, University of Georgia
  • Practical Recommendations for Improving Fiscal Policy Regarding Stadium Subsidies. .....J.C. Bradbury, Kennesaw State University
1.D.12. Issues in Labor Economics [Presidential]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Roger Blair, University of Florida
Chair: Christine Durrance, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • Carceral Capitalism and Black Women's Work: How the U.S. South's Convict Leasing System Influenced Black Women's Labor Force Participation. .....Brianna Alderman, Harvard University
  • Dynamic Oligopsony: Ensuring Future Labor Supply and Its Effect on Wages. .....Tirza Angerhofer, Duke University
  • Monopsony and Mixed Martial Arts: An Antitrust Analysis. .....Roger Blair, University of Florida; and Olivia Liu, University of Florida
  • Licensing Occupations: Prospects and Analysis for Workers, Consumers, and the Economy. .....Morris Kleiner, University of Minnesota
Discussants:
  • Brianna Alderman, Harvard University
  • Tirza Angerhofer, Duke University
  • Roger Blair, University of Florida
  • Olivia Liu, University of Florida
  • Morris Kleiner, University of Minnesota
1.D.13. Forensic Economics II [Allied-NAFE]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Michele Gaines, Economic Consulting
Chair: Michele Gaines, Economic Consulting
  • The Flaw in Relying on Separate Growth and Discount Rates to Estimate the Expected Present Value of a Future Loss. .....Dave Tucek, Value Economics LLC
  • Prosthetic Medical Inflation Rates. .....David Williams, Florida Economics Group; and H. Frank Williams, Florida Legislature
Discussants:
  • Tricia Yount, Yount Forensic Consulting, LLC
  • Frank Slesnick, Consulting/Forensic Economist
  • Marc Weinstein, Team Economics, LLC
1.D.14. Labor and Demographic Economics: Marriage [General]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Chair: Abigail Stocker, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
  • Child Marriage and Its Consequences: A Causal Analysis Using Climate Shocks. .....Joshua Shea, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; and Abigail Stocker, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
  • Educated and Alone? How Gender Imbalances in Higher Education Shape the Marriage Market. .....Mahla Shourian, The University of Oklahoma; and Pallab Ghosh, University of Oklahoma
  • Red Revolution and Child Marriage in Nepal. .....Khusiman Pun, Whitman College; and Kira Villa, The University of New Mexico
  • The Impact of the Spanish Civil War on Marriage Rates. .....Rafael González-Val, Universidad de Zaragoza
1.D.15. Gender Differences in Labor, Preferences, and Behaviors [General]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Laura Connolly, Michigan Technological University
Chair: Laura Connolly, Michigan Technological University
  • Gender, Managerial Status, and Preferences for Remote Work: Evidence from U.S. Workers Post-COVID. .....Benjamin Artz, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh; Tianfang Li, University of Kentucky; and Sarinda Taengnoi Siemers, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
  • It’s a Match! Or Is It? A Lab Experiment on Mentorship. .....Priyanka Chakraborty, Centenary College of Louisiana
  • Access to Emergency Contraceptive Pills (Plan B) and Adolescent Drinking. .....Chanita Holmes, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; Mickenzie Bass, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis; and Marlon Tracey, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
  • When Can Men Wear Pink (Collars)? Culturally Inherited Gender Roles and Women and Men’s Representation in 'Pink' Collar Occupations. .....William Jergins, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
  • Gender Differences in Preferred Job Attributes and Interest in Management. .....Laura Connolly, Michigan Technological University; Jennifer Connolly, University of Miami; and Cali Curley, University of Miami
1.D.16. Meet the Editors [Allied-CSMGEP]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Monica Garcia-Perez, Fayetteville State University
Chair: Monica Garcia-Perez, Fayetteville State University

Panelists:
  • Gary Hoover, Tulane University;
  • Le Wang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University;
  • Charles Courtemanche, University of Kentucky;
  • Brad Hershbein, W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research;
1.D.17. Improving Efficiency and Effectiveness in Economics Education with AI, Python, and R [Presidential]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Emily Marshall, Denison University
Chair: Brian Jenkins, University of California, Irvine
  • Teaching Complexity at Scale: Leveraging Technology to Get Back to Teaching. .....Abigail Rose Cormier, University of Georgia
  • Teaching Economics More Efficiently (and Effectively) with Python. .....Brian Jenkins, University of California, Irvine
  • Integrating ChatGPT in a Flipped Classroom. .....Robert McKeown, York University
1.D.18. Prosperity Lab: New Approaches to Development through Entrepreneurship Economics [Allied-SDAE]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
Chair: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
  • Migration and Entrepreneurship: Exploring Prosperity Through Entrepreneurship. .....Maria Laura Arce Leonardo, American Institute for Economic Research; Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research; and Marimaite Rayo, Universidad Francisco Marroquin
  • Less Free to Choose: Institutional Inequality and Female Entrepreneurial Career Preferences. .....Stephan F. Gohmann, University of Louisville
  • Culture and Commerce: Social Norms and the Pursuit of Entrepreneurship in Guatemala. .....Byron B. Carson, Hampden-Sydney College; and Cameron Tilley, Wabash College
  • Do Corruption Reforms Spur Entrepreneurship? Evidence from a Callaway-Sant’Anna (2021) DiD Approach. .....Leonel Regalado Cardoso, Texas Tech University
  • Economic Beliefs and Fear to Failure: Evidence from Guatemala. .....David Casasola, Universidad Francisco Marroquín; Antonio Saravia, Mercer University; Monica Zelaya, Universidad Francisco Marroquín; and Andres Marroquin, Mercer University
1.D.19. The Virginia School of Political Economy Contribution II [Allied-SDAE]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Peter Boettke, George Mason University
Chair: Peter Boettke, George Mason University
  • Toward an Epistemological Foundation of Kirznerian Entrepreneurship. .....John Robert Temming, George Mason University
  • Bureaucratic Control after Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo: The Rise of Judicial Control in a Post-Chevron Deference World. .....Thomas J. Hughes, George Mason University
  • Peace as a Social Process and Choice. .....Axel Weber, George Mason University
  • Democracy as Discussion: Buchanan, Boulding, and the Knightian Tradition. .....Samrudha Surana, George Mason University
  • Viral Narratives: Propaganda in the COVID-19 Pandemic. .....Molly R Rovinski, George Mason University; Chris Coyne, George Mason University; and Abigail Hall, University of Tampa
1.D.21. Is Air Pollution Making Me Dumber? [Allied-AERE]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Scott Holladay, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • The Effects of Daily Air Pollution on Students and Teachers. .....Sarah Chung, University of Miami
  • The Effect of Air Pollution on Educational and Labor Marker Outcomes. .....Nikolaos Zirogiannis, Indiana University Bloomington
  • Exhausted? The Effect of Diesel School Bus Emissions on Academic Achievement. .....Maranna Yoder, University of Maryland
  • Air Pollution and Students’ High-stakes Exam Performance: Evidence from Mexico. .....Scott Holladay, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
1.D.22. Renewable Energy II [Allied-AERE]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Dylan Brewer, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • The Distributional Effects of Renewable Energy, Plant by Plant. .....Kristina Pitman, Colorado School of Mines
  • Digital Dispatch and Demand Response during Grid Emergencies: Evidence from Household Cooling in California’s Flex Alerts. .....Maghfira Ramadhani, Georgia Institute of Technology; and Dylan Brewer, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • BESS for Grid Stress? Battery Energy Storage Systems Effects on Electric Grid Congestion and Curtailment. .....Andrew Hutchens, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • When Nickel Is Worth a Quarter: The Impact of the 2022 LME Nickel Short Squeeze. .....Xiaoyang Wang, The University of New Mexico
  • The Mortality Impacts of Fossil Fuel Thermal Power Plants. .....Dylan Brewer, Georgia Institute of Technology
1.D.23. Political Economy, Game Theory, and Public Goods [Allied-AERE]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Connor Lubsen, University of Wyoming
  • Preventing a Shared Risk: Intergroup Communication and Cooperation. .....Juliana Unda, University of Massachusetts Amherst
  • Voluntary Public Good Provision with Heterogeneous Private Benefits. .....Connor Lubsen, University of Wyoming
  • Valuing Disaster Prevention: Desert Locust Monitoring and Control. .....Gordon McCord, University of California, San Diego
1.D.24. Education Policy, Financial Inclusion, and Firm Performance in Developing Countries [Allied-AAAWE]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizers: Elizabeth Asiedu, Howard University; Neepa Gaekwad-Babulal, State University of New York at Fredonia;
Chair: Ami Adjoh-Baliki, American Institutes for Research
  • School Calendars and Academic Achievement: Evidence from a Year-Round Schooling Policy in Ghana. .....Deborah Aba Gaisie, Georgia State University
  • Digital Wage Payments and Financial Inclusion in Developing and Emerging Economies. .....Akassi Sandrine Kablan, University of East Paris Creteil; Ismaila Bello, Federal University Gusau; and Sebastian Galanti, University of Orléans
  • Impact Evaluation of the Free Primary Education Program in Nigeria and in Neighboring Beninese Communities. .....Maryam Salihu, American University; Dozie Okoye, Dalhousie University; and Leonard Wantchekon, Princeton University
  • Market-Based Information to Predict Small Firms’ Marginal Returns to Capital and Other Business Support Services. .....Amanda Awadey, Mount Holyoke College; Laura Boudreau, Columbia University; and Elwyn Davies, World Bank
  • Firms’ Financial Constraint in Developing Countries: Is Africa Different?. .....Elizabeth Asiedu, Howard University; Agyapomaa Gyeke-Dako, University of Ghana; Divine Mawusi, University of Cape Coast; and Alexander Opoku, University of Cape Coast
1.D.25. Macroeconomics [GRAD]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Rosemary Kaiser, Rutgers University
  • Reconciling Wage and Price Phillips Curves. .....David Osten, Johns Hopkins University
  • Endogenous Human Capital Growth and Structural Transformation. .....Spandan Roy, Iowa State University
  • Unfunded Fiscal Redistribution with Heterogeneity in Household Portfolios. .....Fangzhou Sha, Southern Methodist University
  • Evidence on Inflation Expectations Formation Using Large Language Models. .....Ali Zarifhonarvar, Indiana University Bloomington
Discussants:
  • Rosemary Kaiser, Rutgers University
  • Cesar Urquizo Ubillus, Vanderbilt University
  • Neepa Gaekwad-Babulal, State University of New York at Fredonia
1.D.26. Topics in Labor and Public Economics [General]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizers: Tong Li, Purdue University; Yifan Wang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University;
Chairs: Tong Li, Purdue University; Yifan Wang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University;
  • Does Easier Access to Alcohol Affect Road Safety? Insights from Texas Municipalities. .....Tong Li, Purdue University; and Somdeepa Das, Purdue University
  • Evaluating the Impact of the Mariel Boatlift on Small Business Outcomes: A Synthetic Difference-in-Differences Analysis. .....Yifan Wang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; and Chunbei Wang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • Beyond the Shelf-Price: Alcohol Sales Taxes and Alcohol Consumption. .....Ana Paula Milan Hinostroza, The University of New Mexico
Discussants:
  • Yifan Wang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • Tong Li, Purdue University
  • Ana Paula Milan Hinostroza, The University of New Mexico
1.D.27. Applied Microeconomics IV [Presidential]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizers: Michael Kofoed, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Gregory Gilpin, Montana State University; Anthony Yim, Brigham Young University; Orgul Ozturk, University of South Carolina;
Chair: Dubravka Ritter, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
  • Beyond Tuition: Assessing the Impact of Free Community College on Local Arrests. .....Xin Jin, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Publicly Contracted Private Counsel: Defense Attorney Quality, Pay, and Defendant Outcomes. .....Taylor Landon, University of Maryland
  • The Distributional and Long-Term Effects of Grade Inflation. .....Merrill Warnick, University of Georgia; Jeff Denning, University of Notre Dame; Nolan Pope, University of Maryland; and Rachel Nesbit, RAND Corporation
  • Migration Effects of Abortion Restrictions: The Case of Texas’ Senate Bill Eight. .....Kaden Seth Grace, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville; and Martin Andersen, University of North Carolina Greensboro
Discussants:
  • Anthony Yim, Brigham Young University
  • Fernanda Carriedo, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Tomas Monarrez, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
  • Michael Joseph Darisse, Florida State University
1.D.28. Economics of Inequality: Corruption, Declining Population, Remittances, and Climate [Presidential]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Phanindra Wunnava, Middlebury College
Chair: Zara Contractor, Middlebury College
  • Bright Leaf Tobacco and the Intergenerational Transmission of Wealth. .....Tristan Potter, Middlebury College
  • The Multi-Headed Effects of Corruption on SMEs. .....Bidisha Lahiri, Oklahoma State University
  • Population, Ideas, and the Speed of History. .....Kevin Kuruc, The University of Texas at Austin
  • Impact of Migration and Remittances on Elders Left Behind: Case of Kyrgyzstan. .....Nurgul Ukueva, Bard College; and Ilias Suvanov, American University of Central Asia
  • Trust, Risk, and Attitudes toward Climate Change: Evidence from Kyrgyzstan. .....James Bang, St. Ambrose University; Aniruddha Mitra, Bard College; and Nurgul Ukueva, Bard College
Discussants:
  • Bidisha Lahiri, Oklahoma State University
  • Ruth Uwaifo Oyelere, Agnes Scott College
  • Tyler Schumacher, Vanderbilt University
  • Kusum Mundra, Rutgers University--Newark
  • Art Goldsmith, Washington and Lee University
1.D.29. Growth and Short-Run Dynamics [Presidential]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizers: Filippo Massari, Fairfield University; Pietro Peretto, Duke University;
Chair: Pietro Peretto, Duke University
  • Uncertainty and Investment Specific Technical Change. .....Xiaohan Ma, Texas Tech University; Roberto Samaniego, The George Washington University; and Yaoli Wang, The George Washington University
  • Identifying Technology News with Large Language Models. .....André Kurmann, Drexel University; and Ioan Octavian Rusu, Drexel University
  • The Asymmetric Effects of Business Cycle Shocks on R&D Investment. .....Filippo Massari, Fairfield University; Italo Morais Santos, Boise State University; and Hedieh Shadmani, Fairfield University
  • Signal Processing Monetary Policy Surprises. .....Sebastian Laumer, University of Richmond; and Italo Morais Santos, Boise State University
1.D.30. Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics I [General]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Chair: Quazi Fidia Farah, Texas State University
  • Accounting for Inflation Dynamic in a Fully Optimizing Macroeconomic Framework: Evidence from the U.S. States. .....Salaheddine El Omari, Qatar University; and Noureddine Benlagha, Qatar University
  • The Real Effects of Government Credit Guarantees: New Evidence from a Multi-Cutoff Design in Korea. .....Kiyea Jin, ; Andrew Kim, The University of Texas at Austin; and Changseok Ma, Korea Development Institute
  • Pandemic, Risk-Sharing, and Wealth Inequality: A HANK Model Approach to Government Intervention. .....Naowar Mohiuddin, The University of Kansas
  • News Shock and Implementation Labor. .....Quazi Fidia Farah, Texas State University
  • Spatial Mobility and the Macroeconomic Effects of Housing Policy. .....Jacob Shepard, Arizona State University
1.D.31. Topics in Empirical Macroeconomics [General]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Dean Croushore, University of Richmond
Chair: Dean Croushore, University of Richmond
  • Which U.S. States Suffered a Greater Great Depression and Why?. .....Mario Crucini, Purdue University
  • Data-Driven Learning about Trend Productivity Growth. .....Simon van Norden, HEC Montreal
  • Differences from Differencing: Should Local Projections with Observed Shocks Be Estimated in Levels or Differences?. .....Thomas Stockwell, University of Tampa; and Jeremy Piger, University of Oregon
  • Improving Forecasts in Real Time. .....Dean Croushore, University of Richmond
1.D.32. Economic and Geographic Mobility in U.S. History [Allied-Clio/EHA]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Peter Nencka, Miami University
Chair: Peter Nencka, Miami University
  • Legacy of Servitude: Long-Run Intergenerational Mobility in the U.S.. .....Taylan Alpkaya, University of Mannheim
  • The Defender on the Move: Black Newspapers and the Great Migration. .....Avi Moorthy, Harvard Kennedy School
  • Intolerance and Neighborhood Sorting: Evidence from the Ku Klux Klan. .....Joung Yeob Ha, Hanyang University
  • Residency Requirements in Welfare Policy: Implications for Migration & Economic Mobility. .....Catherine O'Donnell, Boston University
  • Asian Doctor Immigration to the U.S.. .....Vasudha Ramakrishna, Boston University
1.D.33. Air Pollution, Extreme Weather, and Wildfires: Evidence on Health Impacts and Adaptation [General]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Yuwei Zhang, University of Houston
Chair: Elaine Liu, Georgia State University
  • Impacts and Adoption of Air Purifiers in Firms: Evidence from Bangladesh. .....Maulik Jagnani, Tufts University; Teevrat Garg, University of California, San Diego; and Nancy Lozano-Garcia, World Bank
  • Acclimating to Air Pollution: Evidence from Student Test Scores in Beijing. .....Wei Huang, University of International Business and Economics; Elaine Liu, Georgia State University; and Yuwei Zhang, University of Houston
  • Air Pollution, Wildfire Smoke, and Worker Health. .....Marika Cabral, The University of Texas at Austin; and Marcus Dillender, Vanderbilt University
  • Health Impacts of Natural Disasters. .....Andrew Ireland, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; Tatyana Deryugina, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; David Molitor, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; and Jiameng Zheng, Louisiana State University
  • Understanding and Addressing Temperature Impacts on Mortality. .....Marshall Burke, Stanford University; and Andrew Wilson, University of Virginia
Discussants:
  • Yuwei Zhang, University of Houston
  • Marcus Dillender, Vanderbilt University
  • Andrew Ireland, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
  • Andrew Wilson, University of Virginia
  • Maulik Jagnani, Tufts University
1.D.34. Climate, Agriculture, and Health [General]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Chair: Lucy Elizabeth Page, University of Pittsburgh
  • Reaching across the Aisle: Does Affective Polarization Hinder Grassroots Climate Mobilization?. .....Lucy Elizabeth Page, University of Pittsburgh; and Hannah Ruebeck, Hamilton College
  • Weather Shocks, Workfare, and the Farmer Suicide Crisis in India. .....Prashikdivya Gajbhiye, University of Massachusetts Amherst
  • Health Benefits of Ultra High Voltage Power Transmission. .....Qiong Liu, State University of New York at Buffalo
  • Carbon Reduction and Low-Carbon Technologies in Controlled Environment Agriculture: Do Consumers Care?. .....Alan Xu, Tuskegee University; Rui Chen, Tuskegee University; and Brendan Higgins, Auburn University
1.D.35. Law and Economics III [Presidential]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Blair Bullock, University of Arkansas
Chair: Paul Pecorino, The University of Alabama
  • An Evaluation of Oregon’s Near-Elimination of Single-Family Zoning. .....Mackenzi Barrett, Vanderbilt University
  • Breaking Away: How State Laws Shape School District Secessions. .....Amanda Ross, The University of Alabama; and Laura Razzolini, The University of Alabama
  • Mass Criminalization and Government Liability Exceptionalism. .....Erin Meyers, George Mason University
Discussants:
  • Delany Beck, Vanderbilt University
  • Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
  • Mark Van Boening, University of Mississippi
1.D.36. Developments in Federal Regulation, Deregulation, and Regulatory Analysis [Presidential-SBCA]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Don Kenkel, Cornell University
Chair: Don Kenkel, Cornell University

Panelists:
  • Glenn Blomquist, University of Kentucky;
  • Caroline Cecot, George Mason University;
  • Don Kenkel, Cornell University;
  • W. Kip Viscusi, Vanderbilt University;
1.D.37. Government Investment, Labor Markets, and Technology [General]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Chair: Linghui Han, James Madison University
  • Physical vs. Institutional Public Goods Provision: Evidence from China. .....Linghui Han, James Madison University
  • Development Grants for Distressed Energy Communities. .....Levan Elbakidze, West Virginia University; Young Lee, West Virginia University; and Suhyun Lung, Oregon State University
  • Capitalization Effects of Digital Infrastructure in Chinese Cities: Agglomeration, Accumulation, and Technovation. .....Chenhui Lu, University of Florida; and Shangze Dai, University of Florida
  • Do Federal Programs Spur Rural Development? Impact of USDA Rural Development Programs on Rural Economic Outcomes. .....Anil Rupasingha, U.S. Department of Agriculture; Minsu Kim, Pennsylvania State University; Zheng Tian, Pennsylvania State University; and Stephan Goetz, Pennsylvania State University
  • Platform-Based Incentives and the Diffusion of Electric Vehicles among Nairobi Motorcycle Taxi Drivers. .....Narae Lee, World Bank; Yoomin Lee, World Bank; Joshua Merfeld, KDI School of Public Policy and Management; Sungho David Park, KDI School of Public Policy and Management; Samuel Hee Kwon Seo, World Bank; and Chungeun Yoon, KDI School of Public Policy and Management
1.D.38. Entrepreneurship and Innovation [General]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Chair: John Chisholm, John Chisholm Ventures
  • Bequest, Fertility, and Barriers to Entrepreneurship. .....Rouzhi Liang, Southern Methodist University
  • Shocks, Reallocation, and the Direction of Innovation: The Case of COVID-19. .....Mehrdad Baratian, Tulane University
  • Open Innovation and Ecosystem Disruption: Evidence from Tesla in EV Industry. .....Zhengyi Yu, University of Southern California; Zili Yang, University of Southern California; and Jing Kong, University of Southern California
  • How to Regulate AI Beyond Predictable Risks. .....John Chisholm, John Chisholm Ventures
1.D.39. Low Income Housing and Opportunity [General]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: John Joseph Sanchez Soriano, University of Dallas
Chair: John Joseph Sanchez Soriano, University of Dallas
  • Can Moves to Opportunity be Constructed? Evidence from the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit. .....John Joseph Sanchez Soriano, University of Dallas; Henry Downes, University of Notre Dame; and George Zuo, RAND Corporation
  • The Effects of Public Eviction Records on Low-Income Households. .....Grace Ortuzar, University of Notre Dame; John Eric Humphries, Yale University; Hsi-Ling Liao, University of Chicago; Alison Lodermeier, U.S. Census Bureau; Stephen Stapleton, University of Chicago; and Winnie van Dijk, Yale University
  • Income Transfers, Housing Rents, and Landlord Capture. .....Brian Phelan, DePaul University
  • What Happens to the Schools and Districts Left Behind? Removal of Public Housing Projects and Local Education Revenue. .....Andrew Sullivan, University of Central Florida; and Jeehee Han, Texas A&M University
1.D.40. Health, Crime, and Substance Use [Presidential]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Laura Dague, Texas A&M University
Chair: Anne Burton, The University of Texas at Dallas
  • Abortion, Economic Hardship, and Crime. .....Erkmen Aslim, University of Vermont; Wei Fu, University of Louisville; Caitlin Myers, Middlebury College; Erdal Tekin, American University; and Bingjin Xue, University of New Hampshire
  • Accessing the Safety Net: How Medicaid Affects Health and Recidivism. .....Analisa Packham, Vanderbilt University; and David Slusky, The University of Kansas
  • Did Extended Post-partum Medicaid Coverage Help Increase Postpartum Access to Treatments for Opioid Use Disorder?. .....Sumedha Gupta, Indiana University Bloomington; Yimin Ge, Johns Hopkins University; Catherine Maclean, George Mason University; and Matthew Eisenberg, Johns Hopkins University
  • Post-Incarceration Mortality: Individual Social, Economic, and Health Risks. .....Laura Dague, Texas A&M University; and Marguerite Burns, University of Wisconsin–Madison
  • The Impact of Residential Treatment Completion on Medicaid Utilization among Substance Use Patients. .....Brady Horn, The University of New Mexico; Ana Paula Milan Hinostroza, The University of New Mexico; Tyler Kincaid, The University of New Mexico; Xiaoya Wu, The University of New Mexico; Margaret Greenwood-Ericksen, University of New Mexico; Caroline Bonham, The University of New Mexico; and Nina Christie, The University of New Mexico
1.D.41. Topics on Education and Health II [Presidential]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizers: Maria Padilla-Romo, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Cecilia Peluffo, University of Florida;
Chair: Cecilia Peluffo, University of Florida
  • The Role of Information in Health Policy Preferences. .....Francisco Cabrera-Hernandez, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas; Emmanuel Chavez, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas; and Juliana Unda, University of Massachusetts Amherst
  • The Impact of School Entry-Age Requirements on Child Health in Peru. .....Chris Boyd, Towson University; and Jose Maria Renteria, Pontifical Catholic University of Peru
  • Marginal Admission to Elite High Schools: Long-Run Effects on Labor Market Outcomes. .....Francisco Cabrera-Hernandez, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas; Andrew Dustan, William & Mary; Daniel Osuna Gomez, Banco de México; and Maria Padilla-Romo, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • When Students Can’t Stay: The Effects of GPA Cutoffs for In-Demand College Majors. .....Yuchen Zhu, University of Florida; Robert Ainsworth, University of Florida; and Thomas Knight, University of Florida
1.D.42. Tax Policy and Employment Outcomes: Impacts and Innovations [Presidential]
Saturday | 3:00 pm-4:45 pm |

Organizer: Tami Gurley, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Chair: Tami Gurley, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
  • Labor Force Participation in the Presence of a Local Earned Income Tax Credit. .....Tami Gurley, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
  • The 2021 Child Tax Credit Advanced Payments and Maternal Well-Being. .....Katlyn Hettinger, Western Kentucky University
  • The Impact of Breastfeeding on Maternal Employment: Evidence from a Randomized Controlled Trial. .....Kandice Kapinos, RAND Corporation
  • Critical Policy Gaps in the Earned Income Tax Credit: A Lost Opportunity for Improving Equity and Reducing Youth Violence and Child Abuse and Neglect. .....Tynaje Thomas, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Discussants:
  • Kandice Kapinos, RAND Corporation
  • Kurt Sweat, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
  • Yashna Nandan, Humana Healthcare Research
1.E.8. Distinguished Guest Lecture [Presidential]
Saturday | 5:00 pm-6:00 pm |

Chair: Donna Ginther, The University of Kansas
  • Intergenerational Correlations in Lifespan. .....Sandra Black, Columbia University
1.F.5. Distinguished Fellows and Distinguished Guest Lecture Reception [Presidential]
Saturday | 6:00 pm-7:00 pm |
2.A.1. Field Experiments [Allied-ESA]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Bing Jiang, Virginia Military Institute
Chair: Mohamed El-Komi, American University in Cairo
  • Race, Trust, and Subjective Well-Being: Experimental Evidence from the African American Community. .....Hieu Nguyen, Southwestern University
  • Barriers to Labor Migration for the Rural Poor. .....Abu Shonchoy, Florida International University; and Tomoki Fujii, Southern Methodist University
  • Measuring Children's Economic Preferences in Kenya. .....Claudia Andrea De Goyeneche Macaya, University of California, Berkeley; Gonzalo Ferres, University of California, Berkeley; Edward Miguel, University of California, Berkeley; and Michael Walker, University of California, Berkeley
  • Nudges in Sustainable Food Choices: Evidence from a Truth-Telling Incentivized Online Experiment. .....Lina Rinaldi, IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca; Ennio Bilancini, IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca; and Folco Panizza, IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca
  • Designing and Applying Behavioral Interventions for Climate Change in Greater Cairo. .....Mohamed El-Komi, American University in Cairo; and Sheheryar Banuri, University of East Anglia
2.A.2. Advances in Econometrics [Presidential]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Pedro Sant'Anna, Emory University; Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University; Tymon Sloczynski, Brandeis University;
Chair: Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University
  • Functional Partial Least-Squares: Optimal Rates and Adaptation. .....Andrii Babii, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Marine Carrasco, University of Montreal; and Idriss Tsafack, Laurentian Bank of Canada
  • Genuinely Robust Inference for Clustered Data. .....Harold Chiang, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University; and Yulong Wang, Syracuse University
  • Subvector Inference for Constrained Estimators. .....Jessie Li, University of California, Santa Cruz
  • Inference with Many Weak Instruments and Heterogeneity. .....Luther Yap, National University of Singapore
2.A.3. Econometrics of Treatment Estimation [Presidential]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Désiré Kédagni, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Austin Denteh, Davidson College; Christopher Bollinger, University of Kentucky;
Chair: Désiré Kédagni, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Rolling Window Selection in FAR Models with Structural Instabilities. .....Antoine Djogbenou, York University
  • Randomization Inference of Heterogeneous Treatment Effects under Network Interference.. .....Julius Owusu, Concordia University
  • Anticipation Effects in Difference-in-Differences Models. .....Austin Denteh, Davidson College; Zhengrun Chen, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; and Désiré Kédagni, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Causal Mediation in Difference-in-Difference Settings. .....Kyunghoon Ban, Rochester Institute of Technology; Désiré Kédagni, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; and Zhengrun Chen, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
2.A.4. Topics in Finance [Presidential]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Chandan Jha, Le Moyne College; Bibhudutta Panda, University of Minnesota Morris; Deepak More, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley; Nilesh Sah, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga;
Chair: Bibhudutta Panda, University of Minnesota Morris
  • 'No Dangling Carrots Anymore': The Impact of Climate Change Exposure on Risk-Taking Incentive. .....Deepak More, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley; Nilesh Sah, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; and Siamak Javadi, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
  • Everything is in Order! Order Backlog and FX Hedging. .....Nilesh Sah, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; and Anandi Banerjee, Queens University of Charlotte
  • Financial Development, Poverty, and Inequality: The Role of Property Rights. .....Chandan Jha, Le Moyne College; Bibhudutta Panda, University of Minnesota Morris; and Chandan Sharma, Indian Institute of Management Lucknow
  • Municipal Bankruptcy and Cost of Debt. .....Anand Jha, Wayne State University; Chandan Jha, Le Moyne College; and Swarup Joshi, Loyola Marymount University
Discussants:
  • Bibhudutta Panda, University of Minnesota Morris
  • Deepak More, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
  • Nilesh Sah, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
  • Chandan Jha, Le Moyne College
2.A.5. The Political Economy of Regime Transitions [Presidential]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Christian Bjørnskov, Aarhus University
Chair: Christian Bjørnskov, Aarhus University
  • Seizing the Means of Communication: Nonviolent Uprisings and Press Liberalization. .....Joshua Daniel Ammons, Wabash College
  • A Comparison of Coup d’etat in Countries with Hostile Takeovers in Business. .....Stephan F. Gohmann, University of Louisville
  • Was National Sovereignty a Profitable Decision? Exploring Economic Growth after Decolonisation. .....Christian Bjørnskov, Aarhus University
  • Squeeze Play: Military Coups and Their Unequal Economic Fallout. .....Kevin Grier, Texas Tech University; Robin Grier, Texas Tech University; and Henry Moncrieff, University of Notre Dame
2.A.8. Platforms [Allied-IOS]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Jonathan Williams, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Garrett Scott, The University of Mississippi;
Chair: Tin Leung, Wake Forest University
  • Endogenous Quality under Consumer Ratings. .....Peter Newberry, University of Georgia
  • Learning and Information Design on an Auction Platform. .....Joshua Higbee, The Ohio State University
  • The Effects of Free Trials on User Behavior and Platform Outcomes. .....Zachary Nolan, University of Arizona
  • Social Network Addiction. .....Tin Leung, Wake Forest University
Discussants:
  • Brian McManus, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Sean Forrest Ennis, University of East Anglia
  • Shi Qi, William & Mary
  • Andrew Capron, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
2.A.9. High Dimensional Econometrics and Machine Learning [Presidential]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Ali Mehrabani, The University of Kansas
Chair: Ali Mehrabani, The University of Kansas
  • Policy Analysis of Reduced Regulatory Supervision on Bank Risk Using Double Machine Learning for Panel Data. .....Ali Habibnia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; and Gaurav Shah, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • Dimension Reduction for High-Dimensional Matrix Autoregressive Models. .....S. Yaser Samadi, Southern Illinois University; and Tharindu P. De Alwis, University of West Florida
  • Renewable Learning with Exponential Squared Loss. .....Tao Wang, University of Victoria
  • Latent Group Structures in Functional Coefficient Panel Data with Time-Varying Interactive Fixed Effects. .....Ali Mehrabani, The University of Kansas
2.A.10. Reproductive Health and Other Outcomes Post Dobbs [Presidential-CSWEP]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Melanie Guldi, University of Central Florida; Mayra Pineda-Torres, Georgia Institute of Technology; Manan Roy, Appalachian State University; Orgul Ozturk, University of South Carolina;
Chair: Katlyn Hettinger, Western Kentucky University
  • Impact of the Dobbs Decision on Women’s Risk of Intimate Partner Violence Victimization. .....Bilge Erten, Northeastern University; Dhaval Dave, Bentley University; Christine Durrance, University of Wisconsin-Madison; and Yang Wang, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • Physician Location and Training after Dobbs. .....Mayra Pineda-Torres, Georgia Institute of Technology; and Cecilia S. Diaz-Campo, Washington University in St. Louis
  • Contraception Take Up after Dobbs: Access Barriers and Behavioral Hazards. .....Nicole Siegal, Indiana University Bloomington; Malory Dreyer, Indiana University; Hailemichael Shone, Indiana University; Coady Wing, Indiana University; Seth Freeman, Indiana University; and Kosali Simon, Indiana University Bloomington
2.A.11. NAASE III [Allied-NAASE]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Frank Stephenson, Berry College
Chair: John Whitehead, Appalachian State University
  • Contract Adjustments in MLB after the 2023 Rule Changes: Labor Market Responses to Shifting Game Dynamics. .....Danielle Zanzalari, Seton Hall University; Todd McFall, Wake Forest University; Frederick Chen, Wake Forest University; and Kurt Rotthoff, Seton Hall University
  • The Effects of Negative Labor Market Conditions at Entry: Evidence from the 2004/05 NHL Lockout. .....Chengyuan Hua, West Virginia University; and Brad Humphreys, West Virginia University
  • The Premier League's Contracts: What Will You Do for Us Next Year?. .....Alexandre Olbrecht, Ramapo College of New Jersey; and Avanish Chaulagai, Ramapo College of New Jersey
  • Willingness to Pay for Soccer Player Development in the United States: Opt-In vs MTurk Samples, Payment Schedules, and Temporal Reliability. .....Bruce Johnson, Centre College; Ash Morgan, Appalachian State University; and John Whitehead, Appalachian State University
2.A.12. Valuation of Health Risks [Presidential-SBCA]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: W. Kip Viscusi, Vanderbilt University
Chair: Glenn Blomquist, University of Kentucky
  • The Value of a Statistical Life Year. .....W. Kip Viscusi, Vanderbilt University
  • The Ramifications of Promotional Material on Informed Consent. .....Elissa Philip Gentry, Arizona State University
  • Danger Pay. .....Thomas Kniesner, Claremont Graduate University; Ryan Sullivan, Naval Postgraduate School; and W. Kip Viscusi, Vanderbilt University
  • Valuing Heat-Related Mortality Risks. .....Clayton Masterman, State University of New York at Buffalo; and W. Kip Viscusi, Vanderbilt University
Discussants:
  • Glenn Blomquist, University of Kentucky
  • Don Kenkel, Cornell University
  • Katherine Yewell, Florida State University
2.A.13. Labor and Demographic Economics I [General]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Bhargav Gopal, Queen`s University
  • The Effect of Diversity Statements in Faculty Hiring. .....Nency Dhameja, State University of New York at Binghamton; and David Slichter, State University of New York at Binghamton
  • Paid Maternity Leave Offers and Women’s Job Tenure. .....Murshed Jahan, Valdosta State University
  • Does Unionization Shield Workers in Routine Jobs? Evidence from the China Import Shock. .....Narender Mahor, University of South Carolina
  • Mandatory Disclosure and Female Representation in Corporate Leadership: Evidence from NASDAQ. .....Bhargav Gopal, Queen`s University
  • A Time for the Old or the Young? Age Pay Gap and Technological Disruptions. .....Xin Liu, Michigan State University
2.A.14. The Labor Market, Policy, and Human Capital [Presidential]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Haizheng Li, Georgia Institute of Technology; Cynthia Bansak, St. Lawrence University; Zhiqiang Liu, State University of New York at Buffalo;
Chair: Zhiqiang Liu, State University of New York at Buffalo
  • Automation and the Future of Work: Displacement, Augmentation, and Upskilling in the Age of AI. .....Ting Zhang, University of Baltimore; and Laurie Schintler, Goerge Mason University
  • The Impacts of COVID-19 on Initial Job Placements: Evidence from International Ph.D. Job Candidates in Economics. .....Jihui Chen, Illinois State University
  • Political Capital and Economic Rents: Reassessing the Returns to Party Membership in China. .....Jinquan Gong, Wuhan University; Zhiqiang Liu, State University of New York at Buffalo; and Joanne S. McLaughlin, State University of New York at Buffalo
  • Randomizing or Sorting? Class Assignment and Cognitive Ability Development. .....Xin Gu, Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University
Discussants:
  • Haizheng Li, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Xin Gu, Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University
  • Cynthia Bansak, St. Lawrence University
  • Laurie Schintler, Goerge Mason University
2.A.15. Immigration Policy and Labor Markets in Developing Countries [Presidential]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Pia Orrenius, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Chair: Daniel Osuna Gomez, Banco de México
  • The Labor Market Consequences of North-to-South Migration. .....Daniel Osuna Gomez, Banco de México
  • Externalities of U.S. Immigration Enforcement Policies in El Salvador. .....Christian Ambrosius, Freie University Berlin; Juliana Quigua, University of Oxford; and Andrea Velasquez, University of Colorado Denver
  • Can Humanitarian Parole Programs Reduce Unauthorized Immigration? Evidence from the United States. .....Pia Orrenius, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas; and Madeline Zavodny, University of North Florida
  • The Effect of Declining U.S. Immigration on Labor Markets. .....Marta Prato, Bocconi University; and Gonzalo Ares de Parga-Regalado, Bocconi University
Discussants:
  • Andrea Velasquez, University of Colorado Denver
  • Pia Orrenius, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
  • Daniel Osuna Gomez, Banco de México
  • Gonzalo Ares de Parga-Regalado, Bocconi University
2.A.16. Trade and Oceans [Presidential]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Simon Fuchs, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Chair: Simon Fuchs, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
  • Trademarks and Gains from Variety: the Role of Multinational Enterprises. .....Giulia Lo Forte, University of British Columbia
  • Cargo Ships and Coastal Smog. .....Philip Economides, Texas Tech University
  • Search Frictions and Transportation Costs. .....Federico Rodari, Boston College
2.A.17. Pedagogy in Economic Education [Presidential]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Emily Marshall, Denison University
Chair: Dirk Mateer, The University of Texas at Austin
  • No Soup (or Context) for You! Using Pop Culture in Economics without Assuming Student Familiarity. .....John Kruggel, James Madison University; and Jadrian Wooten, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • Experiential Learning in a Hybrid Classroom. .....CHRISTOPHER DE BODISCO, High Point University; and Rivin Inasu Perinchery, High Point University
  • Enhancing Student Engagement and Learning Outcomes in Interdisciplinary Economics Courses. .....Sirui Liu, Nazareth University
  • Negative Examples in Lecture Improve Student Learning. .....Austin Boyle, Pennsylvania State University; and William Goffe, Pennsylvania State University
Discussants:
  • Mark Melichar, Florida State University
  • Megan McCoy Dowdy, Boston College
  • Camilo Rubbini, Florida State University
  • Oskar Harmon, University of Connecticut
2.A.18. Historical Political Economy I [Allied-SDAE]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Adam Martin, Texas Tech University
Chair: Jedediah Thomas Pida-Reese, Creighton University
  • Feudal Federalism: A Look at Tokugawa Japan. .....Jedediah Thomas Pida-Reese, Creighton University
  • Crisis and (anti-)Leviathan: India’s Liberalization Re-examined. .....Samrudha Surana, George Mason University; and Scott King, Ursinus College
  • The Political Economy of Vatican I. .....David Crego, Texas Tech University
  • Land Concentration and Insurgency: The Role of Land Inequality in the Mexican Revolution.. .....Juan José Casillas Quezada, University of Texas at El Paso
  • The Causal Effects of Infrastructure-Led Development: Evidence from Iceland’s 'Beloved War'. .....Rafael Rota Dal Molin, Texas Tech University; and João Pedro Bastos, Texas Tech University
2.A.19. Remembering Paul Lewis [Allied-SDAE]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Sandra Peart, University of Richmond
Chair: Sandra Peart, University of Richmond

Panelists:
  • Sandra Peart, University of Richmond;
  • Bruce Caldwell, Duke University;
  • Patrick Lynch, Liberty Fund;
  • Jayme Lemke, Mercatus Center at George Mason University;
  • Jochen Runde, University of Cambridge;
2.A.21. Pollution Control [Allied-AERE]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Claire Brunel, American University
  • Spatial Effects of Diesel Taxes: Trade and Pollution. .....Anna French, Arizona State University
  • The Unequal Impact of Public Mistrust in Labor Markets: Evidence from an Environmental Disaster. .....Rafael Ribas, Boise State University
  • Estimating the Petrol Price Elasticity in India’s Passenger Transport Sector. .....Diya B. Mazumder, Soka University of America
  • The Chinese Ban on Waste Imports and Plastics-Related Innovation in Europe. .....Claire Brunel, American University
2.A.22. Climate Change I [Allied-AERE]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Jenny Apriesnig, Michigan Technological University
  • Partisan Differences in Natural Hazard Risk: Evidence from Voters in Florida. .....Leanna Navo, University of Miami; and James Ji, University of Florida
  • Climate Change and the Growth of Cities in Africa. .....Laura Mazaud, Oregon State University
  • Social Protection and Climate Resilience: Evidence from the Prevention of Evictions in At-Risk Communities. .....Isaiah Magambo, Florida Gulf Coast University
  • Flooded Cities Redux: Evidence from More Precise and Frequent Satellite Data. .....John Gibson, University of Waikato
  • Winter Weather Conditions and Economic Activity. .....Jenny Apriesnig, Michigan Technological University
2.A.23. Water [Allied-AERE]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Guilherme DePaula, Iowa State University
  • Dynamic Common Pool Resource Allocation in Coastal Aquifers: Examining the Impact of Heterogeneous Thresholds. .....Lusi Xie, University of Georgia
  • Effects of Alternate Wetting and Drying on Water Savings and Rice Yields in the Philippines. .....Soumi Chandra, North Carolina State University
  • Quantifying Heterogeneity in the Price Elasticities of Urban Water Demand: Evidence from a Southwestern U.S. Metropolitan Area. .....Nahid Samimi, The University of New Mexico; and Jingjing Wang, The University of New Mexico
  • Adapting to Disasters: Evidence from Drought in Brazil. .....Guilherme DePaula, Iowa State University
2.A.24. Industrial Organization I [General]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Timothy Zimmer, University of Indianapolis
  • Testing Vertical Relationships in the U.S. Infant Formula Market: Implications for Government Costs and Welfare. .....Yi Wang, Purdue University; Juan Sesmero, Purdue University; and Meilin Ma, Purdue University
  • Buyer Power and the Effect of Vertical Integration on Innovation. .....Morgane Guignard, DIW Berlin; and Claire Chambolle, Paris-Saclay University
  • Estimating the Informativeness of Rating Systems. .....Babur De los Santos, Clemson University; Chungsam Lam, Florida State University; and Huiyu Yang, Clemson University
  • Dynamic Yardstick Competition: A Study of the Japan Railway Industry. .....JhongYi Huang, The Ohio State University
  • WNBA 2024 Rookie Effect. .....Timothy Zimmer, University of Indianapolis; Allison snyder, University of Indianapolis; and Ian Zimmer, University of Indianapolis
2.A.25. Economics of Energy [GRAD]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Lucy Elizabeth Page, University of Pittsburgh
  • Does Daylight Saving Time Save Energy? Evidence from Electricity Generation. .....Victoria Godwin, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Climate Shocks and Social Intolerance. .....Mohammad Jakaria, University of South Carolina
  • Do EV Charging Stations Care about Electricity Rates?. .....Jae Yu Jung, Michigan State University
  • Assessing the Economic Impacts of the Bhutanese Electricity Subsidy Program. .....Dhiroj Koirala, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Discussants:
  • Dhimitri Qirjo, State University of New York College at Plattsburgh
  • Lucy Elizabeth Page, University of Pittsburgh
  • Jose Belmar, Inter-American Development Bank
  • Oleg Kucher, Frostburg State University
2.A.26. Conflict and the State: The Role of Conflict on Identity, Political Outcomes, and Household Behavior [General]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Robert Gonzalez, Georgia Institute of Technology
Chair: Ahmad Shah Mobariz, St. Olaf College
  • Insurgency and Beliefs about the State: Evidence from the Collapse of Afghanistan’s Democracy. .....Ahmad Shah Mobariz, St. Olaf College
  • Understanding Child Marriage: Theory and Evidence for Boys and Girls. .....Abigail Stocker, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
  • Peace of Mind: Examining Election-Induced Sleeplessness among Minorities in India. .....Jafar Jafarov, Georgia State University
  • Polling Place Matters: How Voting Location Influences Election Fraud. .....Robert Gonzalez, Georgia Institute of Technology
2.A.27. Applied Microeconomics V [Presidential]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Michael Kofoed, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Gregory Gilpin, Montana State University; Anthony Yim, Brigham Young University; Orgul Ozturk, University of South Carolina;
Chair: Andrew Bibler, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
  • Peer Stereotypes and Task Preferences. .....Trinity Douglass, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Child Care Deserts: Undersupply or Lack of Demand?. .....Jessica Brown, University of South Carolina
  • Is the Money Enough? The Effects of Small Rural School Achievement Program on Rural Student Achievement. .....Bradley Curs, University of Missouri; and Se Woong Lee, University of Missouri
  • The Effects of Skill Based Hiring Policy on Applicant Composition and Hiring. .....Michael Kofoed, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Discussants:
  • Qilu Pan, Purdue University
  • Hao Li, Purdue University
  • Xin Jin, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Hema Shah, Duke University
2.A.28. Market Mechanisms and Network Dynamics: Strategic Insights from Auctions, Procurement, and Supply Chains [Presidential]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Georgia Kosmopoulou, The University of Oklahoma
Chair: Georgia Kosmopoulou, The University of Oklahoma
  • Bid Strategies for Earlier Payment: Evidence from Highway Procurement. .....Justin Marion, University of California, Santa Cruz; and Benjamin Rosa, University of Michigan
  • Estimation and Inference of Seller's Expected Revenue in Ascending Auctions. .....Federico Zincenko, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
  • Beyond Value: Investigating Reputation Effect on Resale Prices in NFT Auctions. .....Kasra Khademorezaian, State University of New York at New Paltz; Georgia Kosmopoulou, The University of Oklahoma; and Carlos Lamarche, University of Kentucky
  • Network Dynamics and Policy Implications in the Electric Vehicle Supply Chain. .....Lei He, Moravian University; Myongjin Kim, The University of Oklahoma; Georgia Kosmopoulou, The University of Oklahoma; Kyu-min Lee, Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology; and Euncheol Shin, Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology
2.A.29. Monetary Economics [General]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Enrique Martínez García, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
  • The Spillover Effects of Fed Monetary Policy on Global Stock Markets: The Role of Financial Development. .....Tayyebeh Aliakbari, University of St. Thomas
  • Just Do IT? An Assessment of Inflation Targeting in a Global Comparative Case Study. .....Enrique Martínez García, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas; Roberto Duncan, University of Ohio; and Patricia Toledo, University of Ohio
  • Phillips Curve under Scarce Capital. .....Shangze Dai, University of Florida; and Chenhui Lu, University of Florida
  • Cross-CBSA Differences in the Effects of Inflation on Per Capita Lottery Sales. .....Adedayo James Ogunniran, Mississippi Valley State University
  • A Micro Anatomy of the Hidden Local Government Debt in China. .....Qilin Zhang, University of Florida
2.A.30. International Macroeconomics and Finance [General]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Tyler Wake, Denison University
Chair: Tyler Wake, Denison University
  • Twin Debts. .....Josh Staveley-O'Carroll, Babson College; and Emily Marshall, Denison University
  • The International Natural Gas Market Integration in a Post-Conflict Scenario. .....Alexandre Scarcioffolo, Denison University; and Phuong Le, Denison University
  • Trade Credit, Business Relationships, and Idiosyncratic Shocks. .....Tyler Wake, Denison University
  • The Spillover Effect of U.S. Monetary Policy Uncertainty on Chinese Firm Investment. .....Linli Zhao, Elon University
  • Stochastic Volatility and Borrowing Constraints. .....Mitchell James Vaughn, Elon University
2.A.31. Macroeconomic Policies, Inflation, and Finance [General]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: John Keating, The University of Kansas
Chair: John Keating, The University of Kansas
  • Imperfect Asset Substitution and Fiscal Multipliers. .....Andrew Keinsley, Weber State University; and John Nana Francois, World Bank
  • Modeling Inflation Expectations in Forward-Looking Interest Rate and Money Growth Rules. .....Zhengyang (Robin) Chen, University of Northern Iowa; and Victor Valcarcel, The University of Texas at Dallas
  • An Evaluation of Inflation Targeting in the Face of COVID-19. .....Brent Bundick, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City; and Andrew Lee Smith, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
  • Testing Superneutrality When Money Growth Is Endogenous. .....John Keating, The University of Kansas; Andrew Lee Smith, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City; and Victor Valcarcel, The University of Texas at Dallas
2.A.32. Historical Global and Colonial Growth [Allied-Clio/EHA]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Nicolas Ziebarth, Auburn University
Chair: Nicolas Ziebarth, Auburn University
  • The Economic Legacy of Historical Self-Governance Institutions in Ukraine. .....Marian Melnyk, The Graduate Center, City University of New York
  • Railroads and Rural Displacement in Bavaria: 1861-1910. .....Paul Lowood, Texas Tech University
  • The Economic and Migratory Effects of Bushfires in 20th-Century South-Eastern Australia. .....Costanza Fileccia, University of Bern, Switzerland; and Julia Schlosser, University of Bern
  • Trade, Industrialization, and Regional Disparities: Evidence from China during the Warlord Era. .....Kexin Feng, Yale University
  • Tariffs and Manufacturing Productivity: New Evidence from the Gilded Age. .....Chris Meissner, University of California, Davis
2.A.33. Environment and Housing Market [General]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: David Bryan Wilson, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Does Power Reliability Matter? Evidence from the Housing Market. .....Connor Andrew Neff, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Insurance Premiums as a Price Signal: The Role of Federal Flood Insurance Mispricing on Coastal Housing Valuation. .....Sarah Brown, Yale University
  • Post-Disaster Housing Supply and the Risk-Affordability Tradeoff in Floodplain Regulation. .....Serena Xu, University of Wisconsin--Madison
  • Assessing Flooding Risk in the Housing Market: A Hedonic Approach. .....David Bryan Wilson, Georgia Institute of Technology
2.A.34. Environment and Health [General]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Divya Sadana, University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire
  • The Effects of Pesticide Use on Mortality. .....Richard Li, North Carolina State University
  • The Unintended Consequences of PM Warnings: Air Pollution Alerts and Flu Incidence in South Korea. .....Jonghoon Park, Auburn University
  • Environmental Impact of COVID-19 Lockdown: Evidence from Air Pollution. .....Divya Sadana, University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire; and Sarthak Behera, Centre College
2.A.35. Crime and Policing: Early Investments [Presidential]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Amanda Yvonne Agan, Cornell University; Katie Bollman, Oregon State University;
Chair: Jillian Carr, Purdue University
  • Diversion, a Deterrence to Delinquency. .....Tessie Krishna, San Diego State University
  • Does Investing in Schools Reduce Violent Crime. .....Kenneth Whaley, University of South Florida; Jamein Cunningham, The University of Texas at Austin; and Monique Davis, University of Minnesota
  • The Effects of Pretrial Detention Reform on Criminal Justice and Economic Outcomes: Evidence from the Illinois SAFE-T Act. .....Susan Parker, University of Maryland; and Alex Lundberg, Northwestern University
  • Breaking the Gang: A Preventive Approach to Reduce Recruitment in Schools. .....Eleno Hernan Castro Portillo, Johns Hopkins University
Discussants:
  • Justin Heflin, University of Kentucky
  • Orgul Ozturk, University of South Carolina
  • Katie Bollman, Oregon State University
  • Anne Burton, The University of Texas at Dallas
2.A.36. Markets, Institutions, and Social Policy in Developing Economies [General]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Md Tajuddin Khan, Roanoke College
Chair: Malik Altaf Hussain, West Virginia University
  • Medium-Term Impacts of Integrated Social Safety Nets: Cash Transfers, Information Meetings, and Home Visits for Child Development. .....Harounan Kazianga, Oklahoma State University
  • Electrifying Change: Agriculture, Electrification, and Gendered Time Use in Rural Bangladesh. .....Md Tajuddin Khan, Roanoke College ; Digvijay Negi, Ashoka University; and Tanu Gupta, Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi Center
  • Ethnic Fractionalization and Community-Driven Development in Burkina Faso. .....Anurag Deb, Texas State University
  • Transportation and Transmission: The Role of Railways in Shaping Mortality Patterns in British India. .....Malik Altaf Hussain, West Virginia University
2.A.37. Political Economy, Culture, and Economic Development [Presidential]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Ömer Özak, Southern Methodist University
Chair: Ömer Özak, Southern Methodist University
  • Chronos and Kairos: Concepts of Time and Economic Development. .....Jacopo Ballabio, University of California, Los Angeles
  • Culture Matters: On the Long-Term Determinants of Governance Quality. .....Stefan Voigt, University of Hamburg; Mahdi Khesali, University of Hamburg; and Nadia von Jacobi, University of Trento
  • Ecological Origins of Land Inequality, Political Preferences, and Conflict. .....Andres Giraldo, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana; and Ömer Özak, Southern Methodist University
  • The Reducators: Political Persecution in Academia. .....Sahar Parsa, New York University; and Petra Moser, New York University
  • Drama and Redistribution: The Impact of Telenovelas on Preferences for Redistribution in Latin America. .....Javier Jose Gonzalez, Southern Methodist University
2.A.38. Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics [General]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Hoanh Le, South Dakota State University
  • Impact of Public Transit on Local Employment: Evidence from Dallas Light Rail System. .....Hoanh Le, South Dakota State University
  • Demography Change, Purchasing Restriction Policy, and Housing Market. .....Chang Gao, The University of Oklahoma
  • The Causes of the Recent Surge in Entrepreneurship and Its Spatial Implications in the U.S.. .....Yongjoon Kim, The University of Alabama
  • Inflation, Market Power, and Markups: Evidence from the Airline Industry. .....Colin Reinhardt, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency; and Jiawei Chen, University of California, Irvine
  • Price and Quantity Indexes in the Business Aviation Industry: A Historical and Quantitative Analysis. .....You Du, Fort Hays State University; and Jesse Jacobs, Fort Hays State University
2.A.39. Housing, Consumer Behavior, Education, and Economic Policy [General]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Gregory Randolph, Southern New Hampshire University
Chair: Gregory Randolph, Southern New Hampshire University
  • Substitutability and Market Segmentation: Evidence from Condominium and Detached Single-Family Home Transactions. .....Robert Salvino, Coastal Carolina University; Geoffrey Turnbull, University of Central Florida; and Chris Mothorpe, College of Charleston
  • On the Quality and Qualities of Goods, Their Temporal Nature, and the Quality of Time. .....Cristian Sepulveda, Farmingdale State College
  • Smart Money, Miles, and Travel Rewards. .....Bo Liu, Southern New Hampshire University; and Michael Tasto, Southern New Hampshire University
  • Developing an Economics and Math Course: Topics in Mathematical Economics. .....Megan Paddack, Southern New Hampshire University; and Michael Tasto, Southern New Hampshire University
  • An Institutional Analysis of Name, Image, and Likeness Laws across States in the U.S.. .....Michael Tasto, Southern New Hampshire University; Gregory Randolph, Southern New Hampshire University; Andy Lynch, Southern New Hampshire University; and Patrick Cullen, Battleground Athlete Management, LLC
  • A Review of the Effects of Direct Democracy on Gubernatorial Power. .....Gregory Randolph, Southern New Hampshire University
Discussants:
  • Michael Tasto, Southern New Hampshire University
  • Gregory Randolph, Southern New Hampshire University
  • Cristian Sepulveda, Farmingdale State College
  • Bo Liu, Southern New Hampshire University
  • Robert Salvino, Coastal Carolina University
  • Megan Paddack, Southern New Hampshire University
2.A.40. Smoking, Cannabis, and Fertility [Presidential]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Jose Fernandez, University of Louisville; Sheena Murray, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga;
Chair: Jose Fernandez, University of Louisville
  • Cannabis Use Disorder in Medicare Population: The Impact of Cannabis Laws. .....Jayani Jayawardhana, University of Kentucky; Daniela Moga, University of Kentucky; Patricia Freeman, University of Kentucky; and June Bae, University of Kentucky
  • The Effect of College Students on Colorado’s Retail and Medical Marijuana Sales. .....Joshua Hess, University of South Carolina
  • Tobacco 21 Laws, Prenatal Smoking, and Birth Outcomes. .....James Flynn, Miami University
  • LARC Access, Fertility, and Medicaid Births in Tennessee. .....Sheena Murray, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Discussants:
  • Jose Fernandez, University of Louisville
  • Crystal Zhan, University of South Carolina
  • Lauren Schechter, University of Notre Dame
  • James Flynn, Miami University
2.A.41. Education Policy: Student Success and Wellbeing [Presidential]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: William Duncan, The University of Kansas
Chair: William Duncan, The University of Kansas
  • The Effect of Cellphone Bans on Educational Outcomes. .....Nir Eilam, University of North Carolina Greensboro; and Martin Andersen, University of North Carolina Greensboro
  • Exploring the Impact of University Policy Changes: A Study on Transitioning from Quarter to Semester System and Its Influence on Student Suicides. .....Syeda Marjana Razzak, The University of Kansas
  • Marginal Returns to Higher Education. .....JongSoo Lee, The University of Kansas
  • Remedial Credits and Student Baccalaureate Attainment: Evidence from Kansas Public Colleges and Universities. .....William Duncan, The University of Kansas; and Donna Ginther, The University of Kansas
2.A.42. Charter Schools and Principals [General]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Joy Kanengiser, Illinois Wesleyan University
  • Principal Training and Student Outcomes. .....Nat Chowanajin, The University of Texas at Austin
  • Principal Incentives and Student Success: Evaluating Pay-for-Performance Policies. .....Ashley Schwanebeck, University of Pennsylvania
  • Desegregation Busing and the Market for Private Schools. .....Gabriel Joseph Olivier, Tulane University
  • Public Flagging for Suspensions and Its Effect on School Discipline. .....Joy Kanengiser, Illinois Wesleyan University
2.A.43. Mental Health I [General]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Sergio Barrera, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • The Prevalence of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Depression among Palestinian Refugees. .....Refat Ahmed Mishuk, The University of New Mexico
  • Addressing Shortages: The Effect of Mental Health HPSA Designation. .....Kayla Marie Childs, University of Georgia
  • Administrative and Geographic Barriers in Accessing Veterans Mental Health. .....Sergio Barrera, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; and Conor Ryan, Pennsylvania State University
  • The Mental Health Burden of Rising Food Costs in the United States. .....Teshager Sisha, University of Kentucky; Shuoli Zhao, University of Kentucky; Yuqing Zheng, University of Kentucky; and Qingxiao Li, Louisiana State University
2.A.44. Economic Education and Innovation: Tools and Tips for Teaching [Presidential-NAEE]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Kim Holder, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; Simon Halliday, Johns Hopkins University; Emily Marshall, Denison University;
Chair: Kim Holder, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
  • Serious Play® in Economics: The Building Blocks to Understanding Economics – A LEGO® Application. .....Chelsea T. Dowell, Tennessee Tech University; Kim Holder, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; and Whitney Buser, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Integrating Credentialing into Economics Education. .....Alice Kassens, Roanoke College
  • Using Podcasts to Teach Environmental Economics. .....Michelle Vachris, Virginia Wesleyan University
  • Boosting Teaching Efficiency with AI Tutors. .....Florencia Gabriele, Berklee College of Music; and Douglas Chrystall, TruVideo
2.A.45. Government Interventions and Health [General]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Patrick Richard, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
  • The Longer Reach of Lead: Early Childhood Lead Exposure and Cognitive Ability Later-in-Life. .....Sammy Zahran, Colorado State University; Sayorn Chin, Lafayette College; Christopher Keyes, Mountain Data Group; and David Mushinski, Colorado State University
  • Health Impacts of Food Away from Home. .....Victoria Milani Lewaschiw, University of Georgia
  • The Impact of Syringe Service Programs (SSPs) on Bloodborne Diseases and Substance Use Disorders Treatment: Evidence from States' Implementation of SSPs between 2008-2023. .....Tulasiram Nepal, The University of Memphis; and Andrew J. Hussey, The University of Memphis
  • Health Care System Consolidation and Hospital Quality of Care: Evidence from the U.S. Military Health System Data Repository. .....Patrick Richard, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences; Daniel Gedeon, Henry M Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine; Nilam Gibson, Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine; Ara Yoon, Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine; and Jangho Yoon, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
  • Impact of COVID-19-induced SSA Field Office Closures on Disability Benefit Applications. .....Caroline Welter, West Virginia University
2.A.46. Peer and Sibling Effects [General]
Sunday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Caitlin Northrup McKillop, State University of New York at Cortland
  • Persistence of High School Peer Association: The Impact of Adolescent Friendships on Substance Abuse. .....Caitlin Northrup McKillop, State University of New York at Cortland
  • Evidence of the Bad Apple: Isolated Peer Effects from Indiana's Voucher Program. .....Kendyl Haley Guzman, Clemson University
  • When the Household Becomes the School: Siblings, Parental Attention, and School Closures. .....Francisco Pardo, The University of Texas at Austin
  • The Company You Keep: The Positive Peer Effects of Kindergarten on Learning and Mental Health. .....Naveen Sunder, Bentley University; and Yanan Li, Beijing Normal University
2.B.1. Matching and Biological Traits [Allied-ESA]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Bing Jiang, Virginia Military Institute
Chair: David Ong, Jinan University-University of Birmingham Joint Institute
  • Biological Traits and Educational Outcomes: The Role of Facial Width-to-Height Ratio in Academic Success. .....David Ong, Jinan University-University of Birmingham Joint Institute; Shuaizhang Feng, Institute for Economic and Social Research at Jinan University; Yujie Han, Institute for Economic and Social Research at Jinan University; and Ji Qian, Institute for Economic and Social Research at Jinan University
  • Marrying for Height. .....David Ong, Jinan University-University of Birmingham Joint Institute; Pierre-André Chiappori, Columbia University; Yu (Alan) Yang, Peking University; and Junsen Zhang, Chinese University of Hong Kong and Zhejiang University
  • Noisy Feedback and Gender Differences in Advise Giving. .....Sakshi Upadhyay, Skidmore College; and Joe Ballard, Skidmore College
  • Vote with Your Feet: Endogenous Collateral Enforcement in Public Goods Games. .....Brock Stoddard, Appalachian State University; Kenju Kamei, University of Keio; and Abhijit Ramalingam, Appalachian State University
2.B.2. Policy Learning and Treatment Choice [Presidential]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Pedro Sant'Anna, Emory University; Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University; Tymon Sloczynski, Brandeis University;
Chair: Tymon Sloczynski, Brandeis University
  • Certified Decisions. .....Isaiah Andrews, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; and Jiafeng Chen, Stanford University
  • Policy Learning with Approximate Sparsity. .....Toru Kitagawa, Brown University; and Gyungbae Park, Brown University
  • Leave No One Undermined: Policy Targeting with Regret Aversion. .....Toru Kitagawa, Brown University; Sokbae Lee, Columbia University; and Chen Qiu, Cornell University
2.B.3. Advances in Experimental Economics [Presidential]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Daniel Houser, George Mason University
Chair: Jason Aimone, Baylor University
  • Promises, Companionship, and Dazi. .....Jianxin Wang, Central South University; Qian Zhang, Central South University; Yulei Rao, Central South University; and Daniel Houser, George Mason University
  • Price Impact under Heterogeneous Beliefs and Restricted Participation: Experimental Design. .....Duan Liu, George Mason University; and Daniel Houser, George Mason University
  • Influence When You Can: A Field Experiment on Climate Beliefs. .....Tongzhe Li, University of Guelph; and Siyu Wang, Villanova University
  • Chronic Disrupted Sleep and Economic Decision-Making. .....Marly Ginn, Baylor University; J. Braxton Gately, ; and Jason Aimone, Baylor University
2.B.4. Corporate Finance, Employment, and Investment [Presidential]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Haizheng Li, Georgia Institute of Technology; Cynthia Bansak, St. Lawrence University; Zhiqiang Liu, State University of New York at Buffalo;
Chair: Cynthia Bansak, St. Lawrence University
  • The Dynamics of Firm Size Inequality: The Role of Acquisition and Innovation. .....Ou Liu, Rutgers University
  • Financial Value of Human Capital: Evidence from Chinese Small Enterprises. .....Haizheng Li, Georgia Institute of Technology; Yiwen Zhao, Hunan University; Jing Xu, Zhejiang Gongshang University; Ping Yang, Georgia Institute of Technology; and Chunxiao Zhang, Central University of Finance and Economics
  • The Variety of Nontradable Consumption Amenities and Local Firm Productivity: Evidence from Restaurants. .....Rui Du, Oklahoma State University; Dongmei Guo, Central University of Finance and Economics; Tao Guo, Capital University of Economics and Business; Fangwen Lu, Peking University; and Weizeng Sun, Nanjing Audit University
  • Debt Financing, Used Capital Markets, and Capital Reallocation. .....Hui-Jun Chen, National Tsing Hua University
Discussants:
  • Rui Du, Oklahoma State University
  • Hui-Jun Chen, National Tsing Hua University
  • Zhiqiang Liu, State University of New York at Buffalo
  • Ou Liu, Rutgers University
2.B.5. Athletes, Audiences, and Academia: Economic Analysis of Concerts, Cinema, College Sports, and LIV Golf [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Maria Tackett, Gonzaga University
Chair: Maria Tackett, Gonzaga University
  • Repeat Participation and Fan Fatigue: Does NCAA Football Bowl Success Decline with Familiar Teams?. .....Georgy Shukaylo, University of Michigan
  • Spoiler Alert: The Effect of Movie Trailer Expectations on Box Office Performance. .....Iuliia Chikish, Purchase College
  • Sports Programs as an Enrollment Buffer: Evidence from Shrinking and Financially Constrained Colleges and Universities. .....Patrick Reilly, Skidmore College
  • Enchanted Event Study: The Local Impact of Taylor Swift's Concerts. .....Maria Tackett, Gonzaga University; Ryan W Herzog, Gonzaga University; and Elena Briggs, Gonzaga University
  • Is LIV Bad for Golf Quality?. .....Kelsey Carlston, Gonzaga University; and Ryan W Herzog, Gonzaga University
2.B.8. Contracting [Allied-IOS]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Jonathan Williams, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Garrett Scott, The University of Mississippi;
Chair: Jason Wong, Babson College
  • Deteriorating Market Conditions and Cartel Formation under Manager Loss Aversion. .....Douglas Turner, University of Florida
  • Crushing the Competition: The Pro-Competitive Effects of Relative Performance Evaluation. .....Shihan Shen, Rice University
  • Bargaining for Exclusive Rights in Two-Sided Markets: The Case of the NFL and Broadcast Channels. .....Jenna Blochowicz, Iowa State University
  • Efficiencies in Retrospective Merger Evaluation: GSK-Pfizer Consumer Health. .....Farasat Bokhari, Loughborough University
Discussants:
  • Jason Wong, Babson College
  • Rongze Yang, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Garrett Scott, The University of Mississippi
2.B.9. Recent Advances in Econometrics [Presidential]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Ali Mehrabani, The University of Kansas
Chair: Shahnaz Parsaeian, The University of Kansas
  • Efficiency Bounds for Impulse Responses. .....Keli Xu, Indiana University Bloomington
  • Nonparametric Time-Varying Local Projections. .....Kenwin Maung, Rutgers University
  • Nowcasting and Aggregation: Why Small Euro Area Countries Matter. .....Andrii Babii, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Luca Barbaglia, Joint Research Centre; Eric Ghysels, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; and Jonas Striaukas, Copenhagen Business School
  • Time-Varying Coefficient Panel Data with Interactive Fixed Effects and Latent Group Structures. .....Shahnaz Parsaeian, The University of Kansas; and Ali Mehrabani, The University of Kansas
2.B.10. Reproductive Health and Health Care [Presidential-CSWEP]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Mayra Pineda-Torres, Georgia Institute of Technology; Manan Roy, Appalachian State University; Melanie Guldi, University of Central Florida; Orgul Ozturk, University of South Carolina;
Chair: Angela Dills, Western Carolina University
  • The Consequences of Federal Abortion Funding Bans. .....Mayra Pineda-Torres, Georgia Institute of Technology; Lauren Hoehn-Velasco, Georgia State University; and Nikita Dhingra, Georgia State University
  • Abortion Access and Women’s Mortality: Evidence from County-Level Panel Data. .....Syeda Marjana Razzak, The University of Kansas; and Lilly Ann Springer, The University of Kansas
  • The Impacts of 'Baby-Friendly' Hospital Designations. .....Danna Thomas, University of South Carolina; Lindsey Woodworth, University of South Carolina; and Orgul Ozturk, University of South Carolina
2.B.11. Topics in International Trade Policy [Allied-IEFS]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Felipe Benguria, University of Kentucky
Chair: Felipe Benguria, University of Kentucky
  • When Will Countries Cooperate and When Not? Quantifying the Importance of Similarities in Demand, Markups, and Geography in Trade Negotiations. .....Gunnar Heins, University of Florida
  • From Protection to Retaliation: The Welfare Cost of Tariffs. .....Cristian Espinosa, University of Houston
  • The GATT vs. Inflation: Tokyo Drift. .....James Lake, University of Tennessee
  • Attracting Debt Inflows during Crises in Developing Countries. .....Olena Ogrokhina, Lafayette College
2.B.12. Tobacco Regulation in Low- and Middle-Income Countries [Presidential-SBCA]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Don Kenkel, Cornell University
Chair: Don Kenkel, Cornell University
  • Who Intend to Quit Smoking Tobacco? Insights from a Survey among Adult Smokers in Nepal. .....Trilochan Pokharel, Nepal Administrative Staff College
  • Beliefs after Bans: A Cross-Country Experiment on ENDS Risk Perceptions in Latin America. .....Fernando Briseño, Universidad de la Libertad
  • Tobacco Regulatory Approaches and Consumer Responses in High-income Countries: A Cross-Country Comparison of Cigarette and Non-Combustible Tobacco Product Choices. .....Don Kenkel, Cornell University; Alan Mathios, Cornell University; Grace Phillips, University of Memphis; Revathy Surya Narayana, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center; Sen Zeng, Cornell University; and Hua Wang, Cornell University
2.B.13. Child Labor, Health, and Schooling [Presidential]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Chandan Jha, Le Moyne College; Subha Mani, Fordham University; Sudipta Sarangi, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University;
Chair: Swarup Joshi, Loyola Marymount University
  • The Impacts of Public Works Programs on Child Labor and Schooling. .....Katherine Theiss, Radford University; Ana Dammert, Carleton University; Subha Mani, Fordham University; and Eric Mvukiyehe, Duke University
  • Intergenerational Impact of Extended Schooling: Evidence from Indonesia’s Unanticipated Educational Reform. .....Ridwan Mosharraf Hossain, Fordham University
  • Loss or Gain from Separation? Wealth and Child Mental Health in Divorce Dynamics. .....Solano Caffarena, University of Texas at Arlington; Swarup Joshi, Loyola Marymount University; and Ashish Sedai, The University of Texas at Arlington
  • Community Surveillance and Child Marriage. .....Abu Shonchoy, Florida International University; and Zaki Wahhaj, Kings College London
2.B.14. Population Dynamics [Presidential]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Filippo Massari, Fairfield University; Pietro Peretto, Duke University;
Chair: Pietro Peretto, Duke University
  • Demographics and Capital Flows. .....Balázs Zélity, Wesleyan University
  • Trends in Childlessness in India. .....Anna-Maria Aksan, Fairfield University
  • Understanding Changing Marriage Rates and Living Arrangements in Korea. .....Seongeun Kim, Sejong University; Serhiy Stepanchuk, University of Southampton; and Minchul Yum, Virginia Commonwealth University
  • Finding Home When Disaster Strikes: Dust Bowl Migration and Housing in Los Angeles. .....Diogo Baerlocher, University of South Florida; Gustavo Cortes, University of Florida; and Vinicios Sant'Anna, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2.B.15. Technological Change and Labor Markets [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Andre Mouton, Wake Forest University
Chair: Andre Mouton, Wake Forest University
  • The Effect of Software Adoption on Skill Demand and Wage Inequality. .....Zara Contractor, Middlebury College; and Bledi Taska, Skyhive
  • The Rise of New Jobs and Skills: Evidence from Global Online Job Posting Data. .....Elmer Li, International Monetary Fund; David Koll, International Monetary Fund; Longji Li, International Monetary Fund; and Marina Tavares, International Monetary Fund
  • Measuring Task-Level Technological Exposure: An LLM-Based Approach. .....Andre Mouton, Wake Forest University
2.B.16. International Trade [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Ruohan Wu, University of North Georgia
  • Granular Comparative Advantage. .....Jianwei Ai, Renmin University; Haoran Li, Renmin University; Gary Lyn, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; Anton Yang, Yale University; and Wendong Zhang, Cornell University
  • Trade Costs, Entry Costs, and the Spatial Distribution of Chinese Manufacturing Firms. .....Zeyi Qian, Clark University
  • Information, Social Media, and International Trade: Theory and Evidence Using Twenty Million Online Postings. .....George Cui, International Monetary Fund; and Kailin Gao, University of International Business and Economics
  • Greenwashing of Chinese Firms under Market Competition and Globalization. .....Ruohan Wu, University of North Georgia
  • Export Diversification and Trade Sanctions: Evidence from the Middle East. .....Saleh Tabrizy, The University of Oklahoma; and Benham Zoghi Roudsari, Central European University of Vienna
2.B.17. Student Academic Mindset [Presidential]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Emily Marshall, Denison University
Chair: Amy Eremionkhale, DePauw University
  • Academic Mindset in Economics Courses: An International Comparison. .....Jana Sadeh, University of Southampton; Carlos Cortinhas, University of Exeter; Brandon Sheridan, Elon University; Emily Marshall, Denison University; and Douglas McKee, Cornell University
  • Using Engaging Activities to Enhance Student Mental Wellness in Introductory Economics Classes. .....Stefani Milovanska-Farrington, The University of Tampa; and Dirk Mateer, The University of Texas at Austin
  • Student Perspectives on Engaging with Economics Content Support Schemes. .....Melisa Williams Higgins, University of Bristol
Discussants:
  • CHRISTOPHER DE BODISCO, High Point University
  • Jadrian Wooten, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • Han-Yen Kao, Northwestern College
2.B.18. Issues in Normative Economics [Allied-SDAE]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Adam Martin, Texas Tech University
Chair: Glen Whitman, California State University, Northridge
  • Normativity, Determinism, and the Adjacent Possible. .....Glen Whitman, California State University, Northridge
  • What Can Economists Say about Market Failure?. .....Axel Weber, George Mason University
  • Doctor Failure: A Subjectivist Model of Exploitative Medical Behavior under Moral Constraints. .....Thomas J. Hughes, George Mason University
  • Knight’s Disciples: James Buchanan, Michael Polanyi, John Rawls, and the Role of Ideal Theory. .....Eric Howard, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
  • History of Axioms in Economics: Normative, Descriptive, or Logical?. .....Mario Rizzo, New York University
2.B.19. SDAE Essay Contest Winners [Allied-SDAE]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Audrey Redford, Hampden-Sydney College
Chair: Audrey Redford, Hampden-Sydney College
  • Decoding Social Signals: Social Determinants of Moral and Aesthetic Judgment as Entrepreneurial Interpretative Instruments. .....Juan David Bohorquez Pacataque, Universidad de los Andes
  • Nonlinear Dynamics and Strategic Entrepreneurship: Rethinking Government Intervention. .....Gabriel Santos de Almeida, Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso do Sul
  • The Temporary Government Program: A Case Study of Tobacco Subsidies. .....Patricia June Hummel, Middle Tennessee State University
  • Monetary Manipulation: A Historical Perspective on the Fed’s Redistributive Politics. .....Michael Wroblewski, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
Discussants:
  • Gabriel Benzecry, Northwood University
  • Caleb Fuller, Grove City College
  • Vincent Geloso, George Mason University
  • Thomas Hogan, American Institute for Economic Research
  • Mark Pennington, King's College London
  • Audrey Redford, Hampden-Sydney College
2.B.21. Waste Management [Allied-AERE]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Jeffrey Wagner, Rochester Institute of Technology
  • Heat after the Harvest: Farmer Choices and Perceptions of Crop Residue Burning in Thailand. .....Adrian Lopes, American University of Sharjah
  • Reducing Recycling Contamination Using an Information Nudge. .....Jerrod Penn, Louisiana State University; and Brenna Jungers, Mississippi State University
  • Feasibility Analysis of Anaerobic Digester Systems: Internalizing Social Benefits. .....Suraj Ghimire, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology; and Jingjing Wang, The University of New Mexico
  • The Effectiveness and Equity of Waste Pricing: Evidence from Massachusetts. .....Hui Zhou, University of Rhode Island
  • The Economics of AI in Waste Management. .....Benjamin Bremer, Rochester Institute of Technology; and Jeffrey Wagner, Rochester Institute of Technology
2.B.22. Climate Change II [Allied-AERE]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Wei Wang, The Ohio State University
  • The (Mis)Allocation Channel of Climate Change: Evidence from Global Firm-Level Microdata. .....Tianzi Liu, Cornell University
  • Factor-Biased Climate Change and Directed Innovation: Evidence from EU. .....Enjie Ma, Cornell University
  • The Framework and Evaluation of Carbon Sink Value in Coastal Wetlands: Evidence from Guangdong Province. .....Xiaoying Yang, South China Sea Development Research Institute
2.B.23. Fish [Allied-AERE]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Amanda Lindsay, Bates College
  • Identifying Strategies to Promote Invasive Lionfish as a Seafood Option: Evidence from a Discrete Choice Experiment with Interaction Effects. .....Julian Hwang, West Virginia University
  • Beyond the Catch: Social Vulnerability and the Long-Term Impact of Fisheries Disasters. .....Bijeta Bijen Saha, University of California, Santa Cruz
  • Marine Reserves in Rural Economies and Climate Resiliency. .....Amanda Lindsay, Bates College
2.B.24. High and Lows of Sports and Sports Betting [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Kerianne Lawson Rubenstein, Syracuse University
  • Estimated Impacts of Access to Legal Mobile Sports Betting on Self-Reported Mental Health: Evidence from Household Pulse Survey. .....Tim Bersak, Wofford College; Richard Gearhart, California State University, Bakersfield; and Lyudmyla Ardan, Susquehanna University
  • Gambling and Substance Use: Early Evidence from Sports Betting Laws. .....Kabir Dasgupta, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; and Keshar Ghimire, University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College
  • The 'Cinderella Effect' Reexamined: A Synthetic Control Approach. .....Kerianne Lawson Rubenstein, Syracuse University
  • Beyond the Diamond: Human Capital Impacts of Baseball Role Models on Dominican Children. .....Rodrigo Aranda, Western Michigan University; Susan Pozo, Western Michigan University; and Juan Rodriguez-Nunez, Western Michigan University
2.B.25. Economics of Pollution [GRAD]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Dallas Wood, Western Carolina University
  • The Effect of Oil Embargo on Infant Health. .....Vikrant V. Kamble, University of Delaware
  • Air Pollution and the North Carolina State Lottery. .....Clayson Shumway, North Carolina State University
  • The Social Cost of Waste: Modeling Environmental Externalities through Cohort-Dynamics. .....Kevin Sterling, University of Miami
  • Estimating Willingness to Pay for Improved Air Quality in Schools: Evidence from Nepal. .....Tausifa Tajalli, The University of New Mexico
Discussants:
  • Misak Avetisyan, Texas Tech University
  • Dallas Wood, Western Carolina University
  • Eftila Tanellari, Radford University
  • Diya B. Mazumder, Soka University of America
2.B.26. The Economics of Public Policy [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Ruchika Rungta, Franklin College
Chair: Ruchika Rungta, Franklin College
  • Can Financial Inclusion Increase Household Resilience to Natural Disasters?. .....Nandini Gupta, Indiana University Bloomington; and Ashish Sedai, The University of Texas at Arlington
  • Infertility Mandates & Fertility: Evidence from the American Community Survey. .....Agnitra Roy Choudhury, Auburn University at Montgomery
  • Minimum Wage and Child Health: Evidence from the 1966 Fair Labor Standards Act. .....Kassahun Geleta, DePauw University
  • Navigating the Health Delivery Revolution and Innovation. .....Tannista Banerjee, Auburn University; Aarush Hemachandran, Wood Ward Academy; Hyunju Kim, Northeastern University; Ayan Paul, Northeastern University; and Vishak Srikanth, Yale University
  • The Impact of the Paycheck Protection Program on the Recovery of Small Businesses: Evidence from Scheduling Data. .....Ruchika Rungta, Franklin College; and Tannista Banerjee, Auburn University
Discussants:
  • Ashish Sedai, The University of Texas at Arlington
  • Agnitra Roy Choudhury, Auburn University at Montgomery
  • Kassahun Geleta, DePauw University
  • Aarush Hemachandran, Wood Ward Academy
2.B.27. Elections [Presidential]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Jac Heckelman, Wake Forest University
Chair: Danielle Zanzalari, Seton Hall University
  • Money Talks to Autocrats, Bullets Whistle to Democrats: Political Influence under Different Regimes. .....Thea How Choon, St. Lawrence University; Giovanna Marcolongo, Bocconi University; and Paolo Pinotti, Bocconi University
  • State-Level Political Uncertainty and Bank Lending Behavior. .....Sheida Babakhani Teimouri, University of Wisconsin--La Crosse; and Amir Tayebi, University of Wisconsin–La Crosse
  • Decentralization of Land Governance and Elections in Burkina Faso. .....Laura Meinzen-Dick, Michigan State University
  • Patterns of Voting and County-Level Migration. .....William Hauk, University of South Carolina; and John McDermott, University of South Carolina
2.B.28. Strategic Behavior and Market Dynamics [Presidential]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Georgia Kosmopoulou, The University of Oklahoma
Chair: Georgia Kosmopoulou, The University of Oklahoma
  • Prices in Seasonal Demand Peaks and Troughs: Gasoline in U.S. College Towns. .....George Deltas, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; and Carlos Hurtado, University of Richmond
  • When the Sellers Can't Commit: Bidder Response and Revenue Implications. .....Diogenes Cruz Figueroa Garcia, University of California, Davis; Mark Agerton, University of California, Davis; and Eric Lewis, Brigham Young University
  • An Empirical Model of Direct Network Formation. .....Lei He, Moravian University; Kasra Khademorezaian, State University of New York at New Paltz; Myongjin Kim, The University of Oklahoma; and Georgia Kosmopoulou, The University of Oklahoma
  • Route Network Dynamics in the U.S. Airline Industry. .....Lei He, Moravian University; Kasra Khademorezaian, State University of New York at New Paltz; Myongjin Kim, The University of Oklahoma; Georgia Kosmopoulou, The University of Oklahoma; and Qihong Liu, University of Oklahoma
2.B.29. Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics II [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Giorgi Nikolaishvili, Wake Forest University
  • Foreign Economic Surprises and U.S. Firm Financial Conditions. .....Julio L. Ortiz, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; Thiago Ferreira, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; and Mitchell Lott, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
  • Global Perspectives on Entrepreneurship and Economic Uncertainty: An Empirical Analysis of Financial Developments. .....Muhammad Nawaz, University of North Carolina Asheville; Niraj Koirala, California State University, Los Angeles; Hassan Butt, Missouri Southern State University; and Matthew Morrison, University of North Carolina Asheville
  • Measuring Dynamic Transmission Using Pass-Through Impulse Response Functions. .....Giorgi Nikolaishvili, Wake Forest University
  • Are There Long Term Consequences to China’s Deflationary Bout?. .....Justin Raymond Eloriaga, Emory University; Annika Subido, De La Salle University; Carlos Pamittan, De La Salle University; and Vince San Juan, De La Salle University
  • Predicting Economic Recessions Using Economic Policy Uncertainty and Machine Learning Models. .....Oguzhan Batmaz, Lewis University; Taeyong Kim, Lewis University; and Gabriel Felipe Dos Reis, Lewis University
2.B.30. Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics III [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Samir Huseynov, Auburn University
  • Inequality in Income and Varieties. .....Ha Bui, Grinnell College
  • Twin Deficits, Capacity Utilization, and Long-Term Unemployment: A Nonlinear Analysis. .....Haydory Akbar Ahmed, St. Edward`s University
  • The Politics of Economic Forecasting: A Dynamic Analysis of Voter Expectations in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election. .....Samir Huseynov, Auburn University; Duha Altindag, Auburn University; and Jonghoon Park, Auburn University
  • Decoding Household Attention: From Category-Specific Cycles to Inflation Expectations. .....Haojia Hu, American University
2.B.31. Monetary Policy and Money Markets [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Romina Ruprecht, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Chair: Romina Ruprecht, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
  • Can Discount Window Stigma Be Cured? An Experimental Investigation. .....Charles Holt, University of Virginia; and Olivier Armantier, Chapman University
  • The Diffusion of Bank Reserves in the U.S.. .....Huberto Ennis, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond; and Alexander Wolman, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
  • Discount Window Borrowing and the Role of Reserves and Interest Rates. .....Mark Carlson, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; and Mary-Frances Styczynski, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
  • A Framework to Understand the Dynamics of Discount Window Stigma. .....Sriya Anbil, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; Mark Carlson, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; and Romina Ruprecht, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
2.B.32. Economic History [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Tomi Ovaska, Youngstown State University
  • Climbing the Ladder - or Falling Off: 200 Years of Economic Ups and Downs. .....Tomi Ovaska, Youngstown State University; and Albert Sumell, Youngstown State University
  • From Ancient Centers to Modern Capitals: The Influence of Historic Civilizational Hubs on the Spatial Distribution of Population and Political Power. .....Justin Cook, Tulane University; Kris Gulati, University of California, Berkeley; and Raymond Kim, Westmont College
  • The Reign of the Saints: Alliance Networks and the Origins of European Law. .....Tegan Truitt, George Mason University
2.B.33. Environment and Behavior [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Jongbyung Jun, Suffolk University
  • From Violations to Values: How Environmental Violations Spread within the Same Supply Chain Network. .....Yuxian Xiao, Michigan State University; Zhenzhen Yan, Pennsylvania State University; Junxiu Sun, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics; and Yin Xuecheng, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
  • Powering Through Drought: The Impact of Water Scarcity on Electricity Generation. .....Jose Belmar, Inter-American Development Bank; Lenin Balza, Inter-American Development Bank; Lisa Bagnoli, Inter-American Development Bank; and David Matias, Inter-American Development Bank
  • Resolving the Paradox: Oil Price Declines and U.S. Industrial Contraction. .....Jongbyung Jun, Suffolk University
2.B.34. Economics and Animal Welfare [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Kevin Kuruc, The University of Texas at Austin
Chair: Kevin Kuruc, The University of Texas at Austin
  • Pareto for Pigs and Puppies?. .....Kevin Kuruc, The University of Texas at Austin
  • How the Sausage Is Made: Testing the Effectiveness of an Informative Video in Promoting Sustainable Food Consumption. .....Lisa Kramer, University of Toronto; and Peter Landry, University of Toronto
  • Towards a Sustainable Cellular Agriculture Future: Farmer Behavior, Commodity Adjustments, and Cell-Cultivated Product Supply. .....Jonathan Robert McFadden, USDA Economic Research Service; and Sharon Raszap, U.S. Department of Agriculture
  • Impact of Animal Feeding Operations on Property Values. .....Anya Marchenko, Brown University; Eyal Frank, University of Chicago; Claire Palandri, University of Chicago; and Anthony D'Agostino, Mathematica
  • Accounting for Animal Lives in Cost-Benefit Analysis: A Review of Opportunities and Pitfalls. .....Shi-Ling Hsu, Florida State University
2.B.35. Crime and Policing: Homicides and Investigations [Presidential]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Amanda Yvonne Agan, Cornell University; Katie Bollman, Oregon State University;
Chair: Devika Hazra, California State University, Los Angeles
  • A Framework for Interpreting High-Frequency Hedonic Price Dynamics with an Application to Valuing Homicide Risk. .....Jon Moreno-Medina, The University of Texas at San Antonio; Patrick Bayer, Duke University; and Marcus Casey, University of Illinois-Chicago
  • Unraveling Racial Disparities in Homicide Clearance Rates. .....CarlyWill Sloan, United States Military Academy West Point; Matthew Ross, Northeastern University; Steve Mello, Dartmouth College; and Michael Topper, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
  • The Impact of Ending the Rape-Kit Backlog on Sexual Assaults, Arrests, and Convictions. .....Anne Burton, The University of Texas at Dallas
  • The Effects of Restricting Police Chases on Public Safety. .....Guthrie Scoblic, University of Missouri
Discussants:
  • Lauren Schechter, University of Notre Dame
  • Tong Li, Purdue University
  • Jillian Carr, Purdue University
  • Susan Parker, Northeastern University
2.B.36. Entrepreneurship, Growth, and Economic Development I [Presidential]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Nabamita Dutta, University of Wisconsin--La Crosse; Joshua Daniel Ammons, Wabash College;
Chair: Nabamita Dutta, University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

Panelists:
  • Frank Fossen, University of Nevada, Reno;
  • Stephan F. Gohmann, University of Louisville;
  • Douglas Cumming, Stevens Institute of Technology;
  • Christopher Boudreaux, Florida Atlantic University;
2.B.37. Gender, Culture, and Economic Development [Presidential]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Ömer Özak, Southern Methodist University
Chairs: Lewis Davis, Union College; Ömer Özak, Southern Methodist University;
  • Cultural Change through Writing Style: Gendered Pronoun Use in the Economics Profession. .....Sahar Parsa, New York University; and Camilo Garcia-Jimeno, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
  • Mentorship and the Gender Gap in Academia. .....Sahar Parsa, New York University; and Anders Kjelsrud, Oslo Metropolitan University
  • Expectations, Culture, and the Gender Gap in Entrepreneurship Management and Innovation. .....Priyanka Chakraborty, Centenary College of Louisiana; and Ömer Özak, Southern Methodist University
  • Patriarchy and Comparative Advantage. .....Lewis Davis, Union College; and Israt Jahan, University of Wisconsin–La Crosse
  • Individualism and Innovation: Unraveling Culture’s Influence across Time. .....Rouzhi Liang, Southern Methodist University
2.B.38. Daily Commute: Bikeshare, Buses, and the Battle for Riders [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Caroline E. Tompson, Wake Forest University
  • Modal Substitution and Cyclist Safety: Evidence from London's Tube Strikes. .....Alexander Tsiukes, Winthrop University
  • The Value of Intermediation in Bikeshare. .....Anya Ilyinichna Tarascina, University of Wisconsin--Madison
  • Household Preferences for School Bus Transportation: Survey Evidence from Wake County, North Carolina. .....Caroline E. Tompson, Wake Forest University
  • Who Commutes Using Bus, Subway, Railroad, Cycling, and Walk to in the U.S.?. .....Bun Song Lee, University of Arkansas - Fort Smith; Moon Jung Kim, Korea Institute of Public Finance; Omer Kutlubay, University of Arkansas - Fort Smith; Jacob Burton, University of Arkansas - Fort Smith; and Ben Smith, University of Nebraska Omaha
2.B.39. Costs and Benefits of Infrastructure [Presidential]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Simon Fuchs, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta; Christopher Severen, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia;
Chair: Christopher Severen, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
  • Foreign Ships in U.S. Waters. .....Simon Fuchs, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta; Woan Foong Wong, University of Oregon; and Philip Economides, Texas Tech University
  • The (Express)Way to Segregation: Evidence from Chicago. .....Sara Bagagli, London School of Economics and Political Science
  • Displacement and Infrastructure Provision. .....Pablo Valenzuela-Casasempere, Yale University
  • Asphalt Rivers of Life and Death. .....Christopher Severen, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
2.B.40. Identification Issues in Econometrics [Presidential]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Désiré Kédagni, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Austin Denteh, Davidson College; Christopher Bollinger, University of Kentucky;
Chair: Austin Denteh, Davidson College
  • Identifying Marginal Spillover Effects. .....Huan Wu, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Bounding a Class of Parameters in Measurement Error Models under Data Combination. .....Angda Li, Texas A&M University
  • Estimating Treatment Effect with Missing Participation. .....Erica Louis Mtenga, Georgia State University; and Pierre Nguimkeu, Georgia State University
  • Robust Identification in Randomized Experiments with Noncompliance. .....Désiré Kédagni, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Huan Wu, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; and Yi Cui, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
2.B.41. Education [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Andrea Franco, University of Wisconsin--Madison
  • Children's Non-Cognitive Skill Development: Multitask-Problem versus Learning-by-Doing. .....Jaehong Lim, Michigan State University
  • School or Crime: A Teenager's Choice. .....Andrea Franco, University of Wisconsin--Madison; and Christian Posso, Banco de la República de Colombia
  • Driving Equity through Incentives? Teacher Sorting and the Texas Teacher Incentive Allotment. .....Patrick Logan Massey, Michigan State University
2.B.42. Child Maltreatment [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Alberto Ortega, Indiana University Bloomington
  • Federal Oversight and Sexual Violence Reporting. .....Alberto Ortega, Indiana University Bloomington; and Alice Ellyson, University of Washington
  • Kinship Care and Child Outcomes: Evidence from South Carolina. .....Anna Elizabeth Hild, Clemson University
  • The Role of In-Person Schooling in Child Maltreatment Reporting: Evidence from the Pandemic. .....Katherine Starr, West Virginia University
  • The Impact of Paid Sick Leave on Child Maltreatment. .....Zhuoyu Qiu, University of California, Riverside
2.B.43. Mental Health II [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Anna Chorniy, Northwestern University
  • AddItAll: The Effects of ADHD Treatment on Children's Well-Being. .....Anna Chorniy, Northwestern University
  • Socioeconomic Status and Healthcare Access among Children with Mental Health Conditions. .....Zihang Li, Auburn University
  • When Curfews Save Lives: Private Education, Sleep Deprivation, and Suicide. .....Jongho Choe, Florida State University
  • The Impact of Access to Mental Health Resources on Students’ Disability Diagnoses. .....Harneet Kaur, Syracuse University
  • SNAP Generocity and Mental Health. .....Mehrdad Baratian, Tulane University
2.B.44. Publishing and Productivity in Economics: Creating a Path from Idea to the Finish Line [Presidential-NAEE]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Kim Holder, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; Simon Halliday, Johns Hopkins University; Emily Marshall, Denison University;
Chair: Kim Holder, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Panelists:
  • Paul Grimes, Pittsburg State University;
  • Peter Boettke, George Mason University;
  • Lorraine Klimowich, Springer;
2.B.45. Medicaid Expansion [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Rajendra Dulal, Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania
  • The Impact of Affordable Care Act Medicaid Expansion on Diabetes Related Health Outcomes. .....Sarthak Behera, Centre College; and Divya Sadana, University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire
  • The Effect of Medicaid Expansion on Diagnosis, Care, Treatment, and Health for Diabetic Patients: Evidence from Medicaid Expansion in Wisconsin. .....Sadia Farzana, Northwestern University
  • The Effect of Medicaid Expansion on Health Care Access and Health Outcomes for Sexual Minority Population during COVID-19 Pandemic. .....Yunwei Gai, Babson College
  • Medicaid Expansion and the Health Impact of COVID-19 on Low-Income Young Adults: Evidence from a Triple-Difference Analysis. .....Rajendra Dulal, Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania; Umesh Ghimire, Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania; and Sahil Kharel, Montgomery College
2.B.46. WIC and SNAP [General]
Sunday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Parker Sonnenberg, Florida State University
  • Enrollment Gaps in WIC and Child Health: Evidence from Administrative Data in Ohio. .....Weihao Lu, The Ohio State University
  • Pass through of Government Transfer Payments on Retail Prices: Evidence from P-EBT. .....Seung Yeon Jung, Michigan State University
  • The Effects of 2022's Infant Formula Shortage on Infant Health and Household Decision-Making. .....Parker Sonnenberg, Florida State University; and Katherine Yewell, Florida State University
  • Exploring SNAP's Role in Enhancing Food Access and Economic Resilience in West Virginia. .....Saman Herath Bandara, West Virginia State University
2.C.20. Presidential Luncheon and Annual Business Meeting [Presidential]
Sunday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |
  • Benefits, Costs, and the Size of the Pie: An Economist’s Musings. .....Glenn Blomquist, University of Kentucky
2.D.1. Market Experiments [Allied-ESA]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Bing Jiang, Virginia Military Institute
Chair: Brian Kluger, University of Cincinnati
  • Saving for a Rainy Day: Experimental Evidence on Prize-Linked Saving and Financial Shocks. .....Kaden Seth Grace, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Pump and Dump: Price Manipulation in Experimental Markets. .....Brian Kluger, University of Cincinnati; and Mehmet Saglam, University of Cincinnati
  • The Winners Curse in Experimental Asset Markets. .....Daniel Harper, James Madison University; and Charles Holt, University of Virginia
  • Effort Timing and Efficiency in Experimental Gift Exchanges. .....Patrick Tydir, Florida State University
  • Collusion through Worker Mobility: An Experiment. .....Kushal Lamichhane, University of Arkansas; and Peter McGee, University of Arkansas
2.D.2. Treatment Effects [Presidential]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizers: Pedro Sant'Anna, Emory University; Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University; Tymon Sloczynski, Brandeis University;
Chair: Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University
  • Model Averaging in Semiparametric Estimation of Quantile Treatment Effects. .....Sergio Firpo, Insper Learning Institution; Antonio Galvao, Michigan State University; Ulrich Hounyo, State University of New York at Albany; and Li Lu, State University of New York College at Geneseo
  • Treatment Effects with a Misreported Outcome. .....Désiré Kédagni, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; and Huan Wu, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Doubly Robust Estimation of Local Average Treatment Effects Using Inverse Probability Weighted Regression Adjustment. .....Tymon Sloczynski, Brandeis University; Derya Uysal, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich; and Jeffrey Wooldridge, Michigan State University
  • Distributionally Robust Average Treatment Effect. .....Ruonan Xu, Rutgers University; and Xiye Yang, Rutgers University
2.D.3. Measurement Issues in Applied Economics [Presidential]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizers: Marc Bellemare, University of Minnesota; Daniel Millimet, Southern Methodist University;
Chairs: Marc Bellemare, University of Minnesota; Daniel Millimet, Southern Methodist University;
  • A Network-Driven Data Collection Approach for Agri-Food Value Chains. .....Jeffrey Bloem, International Food Policy Research Institute
  • How Much Does SNAP Matter? SNAP’s Effects on Food Security. .....Seungmin Lee, University of Notre Dame
  • A Fool’s Errand? The Inverse Productivity: Size Relationship Reconsidered. .....Marc Bellemare, University of Minnesota; and Ling Yao, University of Minnesota
  • On Index Creation and the Case against Principal Component Analysis. .....Daniel Millimet, Southern Methodist University; and Alfredo Paloyo, University of Wollongong
Discussants:
  • Guilherme DePaula, Iowa State University
  • Augustine Denteh, Tulane University
  • Connor Mullally, University of Florida
  • Chris Parmeter, University of Miami
2.D.4. Finance and the Subtleties of Language [Presidential]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizers: Ozgur Arslan-Ayaydin, University of Illinois Chicago; Robert Chirinko, University of Illinois Chicago; James Thewissen, UCLouvain;
Chair: Ozgur Arslan-Ayaydin, University of Illinois Chicago
  • The Use of Metaphors in Corporate Reporting: An Empirical Analysis of Initial Coin Offerings. .....Janet Ho, Lignan University
  • Inclusivity at Risk: The Role of Inclusive Language in Financial Communication. .....Jennifer Thewissen, University of Antwerp; and James Thewissen, UCLouvain
  • Hitting the Right Note: The Impact of Lexical Complexity on Initial Coin Offering Success. .....Diego Bario Herrezuelo, UCLouvain; Ozgur Arslan-Ayaydin, University of Illinois Chicago; James Thewissen, UCLouvain; and Jennifer Thewissen, University of Antwerp
  • Circularity and Venture Capital: Impact of Circularity on ICO Performance. .....Sébastien Wilmet, UCLouvain; and Yves De Ronge, UCLouvain
2.D.5. Geographic Labor Mobility and Immigrant Workers [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Petra Cornelia Besenhard, Florida Gulf Coast University
  • Career Outcomes under Relaxed Constraints: Does the STEM-OPT Extension Affect Employment and Career Path of Foreign-Born Doctoral Students?. .....Kosiso Madu, University of Delaware
  • Immigrant Skills in the U.S. Heartland: An Opportunity for Place-Based Visas?. .....Petra Cornelia Besenhard, Florida Gulf Coast University
  • Are Immigrants More Entrepreneurial than Natives? Evidence from the American Community Survey and Decennial Census between 2000 and 2022. .....James C. Witte, George Mason University; Sandip Kumar Sureka, George Mason University; and Abu Bakkar Siddique, Florida Atlantic University
  • Changes in Laws Mean Changes in Labor: Effects of State-Level Changes in Caregiving Support. .....Joelle Saad-Lessler, Stevens Institute of Technology; and Florence Neymotin, Nova Southeastern University
2.D.8. Empirical Industrial Organization II [Allied-IOS]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizers: Jonathan Williams, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Garrett Scott, The University of Mississippi;
Chair: Danna Thomas, University of South Carolina
  • Late to the Bandwagon: Platform Bias in the Market for Sports News. .....Sarah Waldfogel, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • Green Subsidies and Information Provision in the Automobile Market. .....Alon Eizenberg, Hebrew University
  • Do Product Market Reforms Work? Assessing Regulatory Changes Impacting Competition. .....Sean Forrest Ennis, University of East Anglia
Discussants:
  • Danna Thomas, University of South Carolina
  • Cici McNamara, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Sean Forrest Ennis, University of East Anglia
  • Davide Luparello, Pennsylvania State University
2.D.9. Treatment Effect and Causal Inference [Presidential]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Ali Mehrabani, The University of Kansas
Chair: Ali Mehrabani, The University of Kansas
  • Causal Inference with Social Interactions: A Structural Break Viewpoint. .....Qiankun Zhou, Louisiana State University
  • Causal Inference in a Poisson Point Process Model. .....Kyle Butts, University of Arkansas
  • One-Stage Robust Difference in Differences Regression. .....John Gardner, University of Mississippi
  • Direct and Indirect Treatment Effects with Time-Varying Covariates. .....Nicholas Lynn Brown, Florida State University; Kyle Butts, University of Arkansas; and Joakim Westerlund, Lund University
2.D.10. Migrant Networks and Immigration Impacts: Refugees, Trade and Entrepreneurship Perspectives [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Kusum Mundra, Rutgers University--Newark
Chair: Kusum Mundra, Rutgers University--Newark
  • Co-National Networks, Peer Effects, and the Use of Childcare among Refugees in Denmark. .....Reem Zaiour, Vanderbilt University; and Teresa Freitas Monteiro, University of Copenhagen
  • Immigration and Trade: Skilled versus Unskilled Immigration and Corruption. .....Kusum Mundra, Rutgers University--Newark; and Tianhao Liu, Rutgers University
  • Quality of Employers, Co-Ethnic Networks, and the Economic Integration of Refugees. .....Alessandro Caiumi, University of California, Davis; and Emil A. Simonsen, University of Copenhagen
  • Migrant Workers and Economic Resilience: Evidence from the 2020 H-2B Visa Lottery. .....Parag Mahajan, University of Delaware
Discussants:
  • Cynthia Bansak, St. Lawrence University
  • Chunbei Wang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • Susan Pozo, Western Michigan University
  • Pia Orrenius, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
2.D.11. NAASE IV [Allied-NAASE]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Frank Stephenson, Berry College
Chair: Frank Stephenson, Berry College
  • The NFL Draft and Host City Hotel Occupancy. .....Frank Stephenson, Berry College
  • Economic Freedom and Individual Participation in Physical Activity: Evidence from the American Time Use Survey. .....Jane Ruseski, West Virginia University; Brad Humphreys, West Virginia University; and Arijit Ray, University of Florida
  • Wilt or Shine: Examining the Impact of Playing with Tiger Woods during His Dominant Era. .....Szabolcs Blazsek, Mercer University; and Allen K. Lynch, Mercer University
2.D.12. Applied Microeconomics VI [Allied-KAEA]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Teddy Kim, Emory University
Chair: Kyoo Il Kim, Michigan State University
  • Access Denied: How Maternity Care Deserts Impact Maternal and Infant Health Using Cerner Health Facts Data. .....JongSoo Lee, The University of Kansas; and Jennifer Lee, University of Missouri-Kansas City
  • A Dynamic Model of Residential Sorting Using Aggregate Data: Urban Fracking and Environmental Justice in North Texas. .....Kyung Tae Cho, Texas A&M University
  • City’s Soft Power: Political Networks and Financial Allocation in China. .....Claire Lim, University of Western Ontario; and Yuting Wang, Queen Mary University of London
  • An Instrumental Variables Approach to Testing Firm Conduct. .....Youngjin Hong, Sogang University; In Kyung Kim, Sogang University; and Kyoo Il Kim, Michigan State University
2.D.13. COVID-19 Impacts on Education, Employment, and Housing: Disparities and Challenges [Presidential]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Ruth Uwaifo Oyelere, Agnes Scott College
Chair: Ruth Uwaifo Oyelere, Agnes Scott College
  • Employment Implications of COVID and Automation Risk: The Moderating Effect of Minorities. .....Salvador Contreras, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley; Samiran Das, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley; and Amit Gosh, Texas A&M International University
  • School Closure during COVID-19 and Education Outcomes in Rural India. .....Shatakshee Dhongde, Georgia Institute of Technology; Muchin Bazan, Georgia Institute of Technology; and Abu Shonchoy, Florida International University
  • The Hispanic Homeownership Rate Gap and the COVID-19 Recession. .....Abdihafit Shaeye, Kent State University
Discussants:
  • Austin Denteh, Davidson College
  • Niels-Hugo Blunch, Washington and Lee University
  • Patricia Schneider, Agnes Scott College
2.D.14. Policymaking and Public Service [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Richard Valentine Burkhauser, The University of Texas at Austin
  • Sources of Evidence for Evidence-Based Policymaking: Evaluating Citations in the Economic Report of the President 2010-2025. .....Richard Valentine Burkhauser, The University of Texas at Austin; and Ji Ma, The University of Texas at Austin
  • Policy Competition in a Spatial Economy. .....David R. Agrawal, University of California, Irvine; Tidiane V. Ly, Syracuse University; and Raphaël Parchet, Università della Svizzera italiana
  • Efficiency of Public Service Outsourcing: Evidence from Foreclosure Auctions in China. .....Zhiren Hu, Cornell University; and Xinmei Yang, Harvard University
  • An Iridescent Sunset: An Empirical Analysis of Sunset Legislation. .....Ryan Quandt, Claremont Graduate University; and Tanner Jones, Cicero Institute
  • Does Diversity Improve Group Performance? Evidence from U.S. City Councils. .....Neil Duzett, Texas A&M University
2.D.15. New Firms and Workers [Presidential]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizers: Christopher Bollinger, University of Kentucky; Ken Troske, University of Kentucky;
Chair: Ken Troske, University of Kentucky
  • Today's Firms, Tomorrow's Workers: The Aggregate Local Effects of Firm Entry. .....Nate Pinhas, University of Kentucky
  • The Gender Earnings Gap in Entrepreneurship: Capital Investment, Work Hours, and Household Dynamics. .....Nicholas Graff, Austin College
  • New Employer Payroll Taxes and Entrepreneurship. .....Melanie Wallskog, Duke University; and Audrey Guo, Santa Clara University
  • Contrasting the Local and National Demographic Incidence of Local Labor Demand Shocks. .....Richard Mansfield, University of Colorado
2.D.16. Causes and Consequences of International Trade [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Kenneth Tah, Mercer University
  • The Impact of Population Aging on Consumer Demand and Import Patterns. .....Yixuan Liu, Purdue University
  • Trade Liberalization as a Vehicle for Realizing Upward and Economic Mobility under the Indonesian Context. .....Malabi Dass, St. Olaf College; and Bidisha Lahiri, Oklahoma State University
  • Chipping Away at Global Trade: A Two-Country RBC Analysis of the U.S. CHIPS Act and Semiconductor Supply Chains. .....Wei Guo, Purdue University
  • The Effect of Domestic and Foreign Economic Policy Uncertainty on Trade Balance: The Case of India. .....Kenneth Tah, Mercer University
2.D.17. Teaching Macroeconomics and Policy [Presidential]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Emily Marshall, Denison University
Chair: Brian Jenkins, University of California, Irvine
  • Economic Dynamism: Teaching Creative Destruction through Photographs. .....Dirk Mateer, The University of Texas at Austin; Charity-Joy Acchiardo, The University of Texas at Austin; and Stefani Milovanska-Farrington, The University of Tampa
  • Teaching Long-Run Economic Growth with Voting Rights. .....Megan Manassah, Wake Forest University; and Todd McFall, Wake Forest University
  • How Economic Education Influences Congressional Votes on Trade and Economic Policy. .....Brian O'Roark, Robert Morris University; Jadrian Wooten, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; and Katrina Dant, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • Explaining Trump's Trade Policies to Undergraduate Students. .....Paul Ko, Swarthmore College; Mark Kuperberg, Swarthmore College; and Steve O'Connell, Swarthmore College
  • Semester-Long Central Banking Project in Monetary Theory and Policy Course. .....Roy Rotheim, Skidmore College; and Marketa Wolfe, Skidmore College
Discussants:
  • Abdullah Al-Bahrani, Northern Kentucky University
  • Brandon Sheridan, Elon University
  • Blen Solomon, Flagler College
  • Josh Staveley-O'Carroll, Babson College
  • Brian Jenkins, University of California, Irvine
2.D.18. History of Thought [Allied-SDAE]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Adam Martin, Texas Tech University
Chair: Joshua Daniel Ammons, Wabash College
  • Abstracting Less, Understanding More: Two Smiths, One Interpretive Turn. .....Joshua Daniel Ammons, Wabash College
  • New Histories and Old Anticapitalism. .....Phil Magness, Independent Institute; and Michael Makovi, Western New Mexico University
  • Slippery Slopes in Political Economy: The Hayek-Samuelson Debate. .....Vlad Tarko, University of Arizona; and Andrew Farrant, Dickinson College
  • The Evolving Concept of Rationality in the Work of Ludwig von Mises. .....André Quintas, George Mason University; and Erwin Dekker, George Mason University
2.D.19. Hampden-Sydney Political Economy [Allied-SDAE]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Audrey Redford, Hampden-Sydney College
Chair: Audrey Redford, Hampden-Sydney College
  • Alms & Ale. .....Jacob Smith, Middle Tennessee State University; and Daniel Smith, Middle Tennessee State University
  • Malaria Policy and the Romance of Eradication: Revisiting the Global Malaria Eradication Program, 1947-1969. .....Byron B. Carson, Hampden-Sydney College
  • Sharpening Hayek with Buchanan. .....Anthony M. Carilli, Hampden-Sydney College; and Byron B. Carson, Hampden-Sydney College
  • Off the State-Control Wagon: Liquor Privatization in Washington. .....Audrey Redford, Hampden-Sydney College
2.D.21. Agriculture [Allied-AERE]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: John Bovay, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • Harvesting Hunger: Opium Ban and Food Insecurity in Afghanistan. .....Jafar Jafarov, Georgia State University; and Tejendra P. Singh, Georgia State University
  • Do Farmers Tend to Enroll Marginal Cropland in the Conservation Reserve Program?. .....Bryan Pratt, USDA Economic Research Service
  • Causes of On-Farm Loss and Waste of Vegetables in the United States: Evidence from a Farm-Level Panel. .....Wei Zhang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; and John Bovay, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
2.D.22. Teaching Environmental and Resource Economics I [Allied-AERE]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Kent Kovacs, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
  • Teaching Mathematical Optimization in Natural Resource Economics Using JuMP/Julia. .....Siddhartha Bora, West Virginia University
  • An Environmental Introduction to Economics: Increasing Access to Economics. .....Amanda Lindsay, Bates College
  • Drought or Deluge: A Water Conservation Classroom Game of Uncertain Costs and Benefits. .....Kent Kovacs, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
2.D.23. Healthcare Policy Design and Patient Outcomes [Presidential]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Tami Gurley, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Chair: Revathy Surya Narayana, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
  • Endogenous Priority in Centralized Matching Markets: The Design of the Heart Transplant Waitlist. .....Kurt Sweat, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
  • Financial Incentives in End-of-Life Care: Evidence from Hospice Providers. .....Yashna Nandan, Humana Healthcare Research
  • Examining the Effects of Insurance Expansions on Alternative Primary Care Models: Evidence from Direct Primary Care Providers in the U.S.. .....Revathy Surya Narayana, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
  • Unintended Consequences? Analyzing the Impact of IUD Access on Sexually Transmitted Infections. .....Kandice Kapinos, RAND Corporation
Discussants:
  • Revathy Surya Narayana, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
  • Zachary Sturman, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
2.D.24. Industrial Organization II [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Christopher Andrew Laincz, Drexel University
  • The Effects of No-Poach Clauses on Mobility & Wages: Evidence from Quick-Service Restaurants. .....Michael Kotrous, University of Georgia
  • Entrepreneurial Strategies for Dealing with Value Uncertainty. .....Per Bylund, Oklahoma State University
  • Unintended Innovation Consequences of Skirting the Environmental Regulation: Evidence from the Food Processing Industry in China. .....Falin Sun, Auburn University; Xiangwen Kong, Auburn University; Peibin Hou, Auburn University; and Huanguang Qiu, Liaoning University
  • The Welfare Effects of Endogenous Complementarity: The Case of Digital Ecosystems. .....Candice Wang, University of Michigan
  • Nonprofits, Donor Advised Funds, and Heterogenous Donors. .....Christopher Andrew Laincz, Drexel University
2.D.25. Industrial Organization III [GRAD]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Benjamin Meadows, The University of Alabama at Birmingham
  • Price Impact of Health Insurance. .....Andrea Di Giovan Paolo, Northwestern University
  • Rural Roads and Firm Outcomes in India. .....Binar Shankar, Shiv Nadar University
  • Impact of Inflation on Time Use of Individuals. .....Jalal Bagherzadeh, Texas Tech University
Discussants:
  • Benjamin Meadows, The University of Alabama at Birmingham
  • Bidisha Lahiri, Oklahoma State University
2.D.26. Empirical Political Economy [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Dean Stansel, Southern Methodist University
Chair: Dean Stansel, Southern Methodist University
  • The Effect of the Mandalay Bay Mass Shooting on Las Vegas Tourism: Evidence from Hotel Occupancy Data. .....Aiden Benoualid, Berry College; Alexander Marsella, Berry College; and Frank Stephenson, Berry College
  • Interacting for Development: How State-Society Engagement Shapes Rural Poverty Alleviation in Local Communities. .....Xin Han, Montana State University
  • Migration, Ideology, and Housing Values across U.S. Counties. .....Yang Zhou, University of North Texas; Myungsup Kim, University of North Texas; and Josh Matti, Euromed University of Fes
  • Economic Freedom at the State and Local Level: A Review of the Literature. .....Dean Stansel, Southern Methodist University
2.D.27. An Applied Microeconomics Graduate Student Paper Session [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Enel Shirinli, University of South Florida
Chair: Benedetta Bastianelli, University of South Florida
  • Colonialism and Trust: Evidence from Morocco. .....Enel Shirinli, University of South Florida
  • A Pinch of Salt, Measurable Costs: The Socioeconomic Effects of Soil Salinity in India. .....Benedetta Bastianelli, University of South Florida
  • Coevolution of Innovation and R&D Networks: Exploring the Impact of Immigrants. .....Yajie Xu, University of South Florida
  • The Effects of Chinese Import Competition on Labor Market Power: Evidence from Indian Firms. .....Sheikh Ashekan, University of South Florida
2.D.28. Education and Public Policy [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Debora Mazetto, Tennessee Technological University
  • Improving the Efficiency of Public Schools in Texas: A Dynamic Panel Data Analysis. .....Kalyan Chakraborty, Lamar University
  • Building Futures: The Impact of Affordable Housing on Student Achievement. .....Kejda Llana, University of Delaware
  • Is Video Watching Bad for Kids? The Effect of Video Watching on Children's Skills. .....Debora Mazetto, Tennessee Technological University; Meghan Skira, University of Georgia; Gregorio Caetano, University of Georgia; and Carolina Caetano, University of Georgia
2.D.29. Business Fluctuations and Price Levels [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: James Dean, Western Carolina University
  • Nonlinear Effects of Economic Variables on Disagreements about Inflation Expectations. .....Azharul Islam, Pennsylvania State University at Harrisburg
  • Regional Macroeconomic Differences and Voter Behavior.. .....Ryan W Herzog, Gonzaga University; and Annie Voy, Gonzaga University
  • Advertising Business Cycles. .....Rohan Shah, University of Mississippi
  • The Role of Aggregate Supply in Business Cycle Fluctuations. .....James Dean, Western Carolina University
2.D.30. Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics IV [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Ryan Connell Hanson, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • Monetary Policy, Firm Heterogeneity and R&D Investment Dynamics. .....Richmond Woblesseh, The University of Mississippi
  • Do Heightened Shipping Costs Amplify the Effects of Oil Price Shocks?. .....Taewon Hwang, Texas A&M University; and Yeon Jik Lee, Texas A&M University
  • Mind the Gap: U.S. Entrepreneurship Rates across Race. .....Ryan Rudderham, DePauw University
  • Oil Shock and Watershed: The 1974 Recession and the Labor Market Fortunes of Low-Skill American Males. .....Ryan Connell Hanson, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Ana Maria Herrera, University of Kentucky; and Geoffrey Williams, Transylvania University
2.D.31. Macroeconomic Dynamics I [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: James Matthew Murray, University of Wisconsin--La Crosse
Chair: James Matthew Murray, University of Wisconsin--La Crosse
  • Accounting for Structural Breaks in the Hamilton Filter. .....Luiggi Donayre, University of Minnesota Duluth; and Eiji Goto, University of Missouri–St. Louis
  • Does the New Keynesian Phillips Curve Hold in Bolivia?. .....Roger López Justiniano, University of Navarra; and Hugo Vaca Pereira Rocha, University of Wisconsin–La Crosse
  • Interest on Reserve Balances, Shadow Banks, and the ON RRP Facility. .....Shawn Anthony Osell, St Olaf College
  • Mexico’s Labor Market through the Lens of the Beveridge Curve. .....Prajyna Barua Soni, The University of Texas at Dallas; Luis Colunga-Ramos, University of Texas at Dallas; Irina Panovska, The University of Texas at Dallas; Miroslava Quiroga-Treviño, Banco de México; and Benjamin Elam Rodriguez-Alcaraz, Banco de México
2.D.32. Topics in the Economic History of the Americas [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: D. Mark Anderson, Montana State University
Chair: D. Mark Anderson, Montana State University
  • How Much Do Cash Transfers Compensate Children for a Father's Injury or Death?. .....Alison Doxey, University of Chicago; and Michael McKelligott, University of Chicago
  • Race, Ethnicity, and Inequality among Migrant Workers in the Dominican Republic. .....Brian Marein, Wake Forest University; and Craig Palsson, Utah State University
  • Consequences of State Distrust: Evidence from the 1920 Palmer Raids. .....João Tampellini, Vanderbilt University
  • Save the Banks, Save the People? Long-Run Impact of Banking Access on Households. .....Jiwon Choi, Brandeis University; and Jingyi Huang, Brandeis University
Discussants:
  • D. Mark Anderson, Montana State University
  • Daniel Rees, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
  • Michael McKelligott, University of Chicago
  • Jhih-Yun Liu, University of Connecticut
2.D.33. Environment and Human Capital [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Erick Kitenge, Prairie View A&M University
  • Up in Smoke: The Educational Toll of Air Pollution. .....Maheen Javaid, The George Washington University
  • The Dust Bowl Generation: New Evidence on the Impact of Childhood Drought Exposure. .....Freya Rubel, Freie Universität Berlin; Max Steinhardt, Freie Universität Berlin; and Yue Louise Hu, Freie Universität Berlin
  • Investing in the Future after Disaster: Human Capital Accumulation after the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami. .....Tereza Varejkova, American University
  • Targeting the Curriculum in Non-Agricultural Courses as a Strategy to Enhance Labor Force Participation in Agriculture. .....Erick Kitenge, Prairie View A&M University; Saima Bashir, Central State University; George Owusu-Antwi, Central State University; Wendy Berry-West, Central State University; and Katrina Swineheart, Central State University
2.D.34. Inflation Shocks and Macroeconomics [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Sebastian Laumer, University of Richmond
  • The Spillover Effects of Inflation Uncertainty. .....Chak Hung Jack Cheng, University of South Carolina Upstate
  • Inflationary Supply Chain Disruptions: Time-Varying and Cross-Country Evidence. .....Sebastian Laumer, University of Richmond; and Huachen Li, Kenyon College
  • Role of Expected Inflation in Explaining the Puzzling Effects of Monetary Policy Shocks. .....Rokon Bhuiyan, California State University, Fullerton
2.D.35. Crime and Policing: Financial Determinants [Presidential]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizers: Amanda Yvonne Agan, Cornell University; Katie Bollman, Oregon State University;
Chair: Mike Makowsky, Clemson University
  • Financial Incentives and Public Safety: The Role of Plasma Donation Centers in Crime Reduction. .....Mariyana Zapryanova, Smith College; Samuel Jong Kang, University of St. Gallen; and Brendon McConnell, City University of London
  • Affordable Housing and Public Safety. .....Aria Golestani, Cornell University; Matthew Ross, Northeastern University; and Taylor Mackay, California State University, Fullerton
  • Can Trade Shocks Affect Crime Rates? Evidence from (Re)negotiated NAFTA. .....Devika Hazra, California State University, Los Angeles; and Gokhan Kumpas, California State University, Los Angeles
  • Judicial Transparency and Criminal Justice. .....Anna Kyriazis, New York University; Felipe Diaz Klaassen, Allegheny County Department of Human Services; and Alok Ranjan, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Discussants:
  • Avigyan Sengupta, Millsaps College
  • Kenneth Whaley, University of South Florida
  • Mike Makowsky, Clemson University
  • Tessie Krishna, San Diego State University
2.D.36. Latin America: Institutional Change and Economic Development [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Rafael Acevedo, Creighton University
Chair: Jose Mora, Sul Ross State University
  • Entrepreneurship as Regulatory Opportunity in Brazil: The Case of a Transportation. .....Fernando D'Andrea, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; Adriano Carvalho, Federal Institute of Education, Science, and Technology of Goiás; and Dimaria Meirelles, Mackenzie Presbyterian University
  • From Subjects to Bandits: Why the United States Chose Consent and Spanish America Dissent?. .....Daniel Sanchez-Pinol, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
  • The Illusion of Economic Recovery of Venezuela. .....Jose Mora, Sul Ross State University
  • Balancing Liberalism and Pragmatism: Economic Discourse in El Neo-Granadino, 1848-1853. .....Sebastian rodriguez, George Mason University
Discussants:
  • Fernando D'Andrea, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
  • Daniel Sanchez-Pinol, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
  • Jose Mora, Sul Ross State University
  • Sebastian rodriguez, George Mason University
2.D.37. Inequality and Economic Development [Presidential]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Ömer Özak, Southern Methodist University
Chair: Chih Ming Tan, University of North Dakota
  • Refining the Definition of the Unbanked. .....Elena Falcettoni, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; and Vegard Nygaard, University of Houston
  • Educational Effects of Sibling Deaths on Surviving Siblings. .....Dhanu Thamarapani, California State University, Chico; and Marc Rockmore, Federal Government of the United States
  • Friends Buy, Foes Sell: Partisan Ingroup–Outgroup Bias in Investment Decisions. .....Chih Ming Tan, University of North Dakota
2.D.38. Institutions, Infrastructure, and International Trade [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Matthew Gregg, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
  • How (In)Efficient Are Governments? Evidence from Matched Customs Transactions Data. .....Devaki Ghose, World Bank; Bob Rijkers, Utrecht University; and Manuel Garcia-Santana, The World Bank
  • The Impact of Street Addressing Systems on Economic Outcomes: Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa. .....Dorothy Chebet Kemboi, West Virginia University
  • Spatial Dynamics of Minimum Qualifying Yield and Productivity in India's Legal Opium Farming. .....Sachin Bhagamal Sisodiya, University of Cincinnati; and Olivier Parent, University of Cincinnati
  • Trends in Credit Access and Financial Distress within Indian Country. .....Matthew Gregg, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
  • Regional Economic Impacts of Trade Wars: Local Export Multipliers in China. .....Li Shen, Clark University
2.D.39. Homelessness and Low-Income Housing [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Jacob Haines, Florida Polytechnic University
  • Students Experiencing Homelessness: Academic Achievement and Spillover Effects. .....Salma Mohammad Ali, Georgia State University
  • Do Homeless Shelters Increase Local Crime? Evidence from Los Angeles. .....Simon Voss, Freie Universität Berlin
  • The Costs of Homelessness: Evidence from the Winter Plan in the District of Columbia. .....Jacob Haines, Florida Polytechnic University
  • Unequal Crowd-Out: How LIHTC Impacts Rental Housing Supply in Segregated Neighborhoods. .....Sowon Kim, University of Auckland
  • The Impact of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Expiration on Housing Markets. .....Rachel Leigh Blanchard Carpenter, Indiana University Bloomington
2.D.40. Mortality Effects of Policies Affecting Risky Behaviors [Presidential]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Jeffrey DeSimone, Duke University
Chair: Tuan Nguyen, Central College
  • Utah’s .05 BAC Law on Drunk Driving Behavior. .....Matthew Rui, Duke University
  • Regression Discontinuity Effects of the MLDA on Alcohol-Related Driving Accidents. .....Phelan Mahoney, Duke University
  • Good Samaritan Laws and Opioid Overdose Deaths. .....Spencer Cooper-Ohm, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
  • Alcohol-Induced Deaths and the Minimum Legal Drinking Age. .....Aaron Lam, Duke University
2.D.41. Applied Microeconomics in Health, Education, and Sports [Presidential]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizers: Sheena Murray, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; Jose Fernandez, University of Louisville;
Chair: Jayani Jayawardhana, University of Kentucky
  • Hail to the Chief: The Impact of New Presidents on College Tuition and Finances. .....Joshua Hess, University of South Carolina; and Dylan Burke, University of South Carolina
  • In the Wake of Wildfires: The Mental Health Impacts of Fire and Smoke Exposure. .....Tamara Sheldon, University of South Carolina; and Crystal Zhan, University of South Carolina
  • Gender Perceptions and Willingness to Pay for Sports Events. .....Delany Beck, Vanderbilt University
  • Supported Work Leads to Lasting Labor Market Success among TANF Recipients. .....Tania Barham, University of Colorado Boulder; Brian Cadena, University of Colorado Boulder; and Lauren Schechter, University of Notre Dame
  • Can STEM Designation Increase Diversity in Economics?. .....Jose Fernandez, University of Louisville; and Jimena González-Ramírez, Manhattan College
Discussants:
  • Angela Dills, Western Carolina University
  • Jayani Jayawardhana, University of Kentucky
  • Joshua Hess, University of South Carolina
  • Sheena Murray, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
  • Dylan Burke, University of South Carolina
2.D.42. Population Health Economics [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizers: Biplab Datta, Augusta University; Ishtiaque Fazlul, University of Georgia;
Chair: Biplab Datta, Augusta University
  • Long COVID and Financial Hardship: Evolving Trends, Inequalities, and Policy Implications. .....Vivekananda Das, University of Utah
  • The Psychosocial Toll of Long COVID: A Meta-Analytic Investigation of State Level Estimates. .....Biplab Datta, Augusta University; Ashwini Tiwari Pandey, Augusta University; and J. Aaron Johnson, Augusta University
  • The Impact of ACA on Prenatal Care and Maternal Health Outcomes. .....Dustin Tracy, Augusta University
  • Are Tobacco Taxes Effective in Reducing Youth Smoking?. .....Arjun Teotia, Henry Ford Health
Discussants:
  • Dustin Tracy, Augusta University
  • Arjun Teotia, Henry Ford Health
  • Ishtiaque Fazlul, University of Georgia
  • Vivekananda Das, University of Utah
2.D.43. Trust, Happiness, and Subjective Well-Being [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Dinkar Kuchibhotla, University of Georgia
  • Heterogeneity in Self-Assessed Health. .....Dinkar Kuchibhotla, University of Georgia
  • 'Happy & Exhausted from Caring Grandchildren?' The Impact of Intergenerational Caregiving on Retirees' Happiness: An Example of China. .....Sara Taghvatalab, Bentley University; Golnaz Taghvatalab, Central Michigan University; and Jia Yu, Southern Connecticut State University
  • Institutional Trust and Preventative Health Behaviors. .....Patrick Carlin, Washington State University
  • In the Worst of Times, the Best of Us: External Threat and Individual Altruism on the North-South Korean Border in 2016. .....Dirk Bethmann, Korea University; Jae Il Cho, Korea Insurance Research Institute; and Dara Fox, Korea University
2.D.44. Interested in Economics of Religion? A Discussion of Teaching Resources [Presidential-NAEE]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizers: Kim Holder, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; Simon Halliday, Johns Hopkins University; Emily Marshall, Denison University;
Chair: Kim Holder, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Panelists:
  • Douglas Norton, Florida State University;
  • Laurence Iannaccone, Chapman University;
  • Kenneth Elzinga, University of Virginia;
  • Kalina Staub, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill;
2.D.45. Politics on Health and Education [General]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Town Oh, DePauw University
  • What Determines Free Speech in College Campuses? An Analysis Using the FIRE College Free Speech Ranking. .....Town Oh, DePauw University
  • The Relationship Between Mental Health Care Claims and Public Attention to the Brett Kavanaugh Hearings and Confirmation. .....Alix Walkup, The University of New Mexico; Colin Sleeper, University of New Mexico; Kate Cartwright, University of New Mexico; and David Noel van der Goes, The University of New Mexico
  • Is the Red-Blue Student Achievement Gap Due to Policy?. .....Case Andrew Tatro, State University of New York at Binghamton
  • Political Candidacy Matters: How Women's Presence on the Ballot Affects Females' Education. .....Sossou Simplice Adjisse, Oregon State University
  • The Effects of Tobacco 21 Laws on Young Adults’ Body Weight. .....Qihua Qiu, Augusta University; and Jaesang Sung, Northern Arizona University
2.D.46. Economics of Organ Donation, Allocation, and Transplantation I [Presidential]
Sunday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Keith Teltser, Georgia State University
Chair: Keith Teltser, Georgia State University
  • Can Redrawing Boundaries Save Lives? Evidence from a Reform of the Kidney Allocation System. .....Hannah Bae, Stanford University
  • Organ Availability and Transplant Candidate Behavior. .....Younghee Son, Michigan State University
  • When Do Hypothetical Choices Matter? Testing Clinicians’ Decisions to Accept or Decline Deceased Donor Kidney Offers. .....Glenn Dutcher, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Ellen Green, Arizona State University; Jesse Schold, University of Colorado Anschutz; and Darren Stewart, New York University Langone
  • Opt In? Opt Out?. .....Alex Chan, Harvard University
2.E.2. Network Econometrics [Presidential]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizers: Pedro Sant'Anna, Emory University; Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University; Tymon Sloczynski, Brandeis University;
Chair: Tymon Sloczynski, Brandeis University
  • Bandwidth Selection for Covariance Matrix Estimation under Network Dependence. .....Hao Dong, Southern Methodist University; and Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University
  • Nonparametric Network Bootstrap. .....Kamila Nowakowicz, University of Surrey
  • Endogenous Treatment on Network. .....Lin Chen, Vanderbilt University; and Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University
  • ATE for Exchangeable Network Models. .....Bryan Graham, University of California, Berkeley; Michael Jansson, University of California, Berkeley; and Yassine Sassi, New York University
2.E.3. Contests and Tournaments [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizers: Philip Brookins, University of South Carolina; Paan Jindapon, The University of Alabama;
Chairs: Philip Brookins, University of South Carolina; Paan Jindapon, The University of Alabama;
  • Rally Round the Cause: Group Contests with Platform Selection. .....Maria Arbatskaya, Emory University
  • Entry and Disclosure in Group Contests. .....Luke Boosey, Florida State University; Philip Brookins, University of South Carolina; and Dmitry Ryvkin, RMIT University
  • Choosing Diversity as a Strategic Hedge against Uncertainty. .....Paan Jindapon, The University of Alabama; Tigran Melkonyan, The University of Alabama; and Hossam Zeitoun, University of Warwick
  • The Political Hare and the Stag Hunt. .....Yaroslav Rosokha, Purdue University; Xinxin Lyu, World Bank; Denis Tverskoi, The Ohio State University; and Sergey Gavrilets, University of Tennessee
  • Delusions of Grandeur and Their Benefits. .....Mark Whitmeyer, Arizona State University; and Cooper Howes, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
2.E.4. Behavioral Finance [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Chair: Mark Schneider, The University of Alabama
  • The Uncertainty Trap: Thresholds, Noise, and Time Preference Inconsistency. .....Inhwa Kim, Harris-Stowe State University
  • Belief Distortions and Unemployment Fluctuations. .....Do Lee, New York University
  • Asset Pricing with (52-Week High) Prices: A Foundation for the Pricing of Right-Tail Risk. .....Mehran Azimi, University of Massachusetts Boston; Soroush Ghazi, The University of Alabama; and Mark Schneider, The University of Alabama
  • Probability Weighting Drives Speculative Impact and Lottery-Demand Anomalies. .....Kemar Rajay Gordon, The University of Alabama
  • Personal Tax Changes and Financial Well-Being: Evidence from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. .....Christine Dobridge, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; Joanne Hsu, University of Michigan; and Mike Zabeck, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
2.E.8. Empirical Industrial Organization III [Allied-IOS]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizers: Jonathan Williams, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Garrett Scott, The University of Mississippi;
Chair: Peter Newberry, University of Georgia
  • Why Do Contract Workers Earn Less? Evidence from India's Auto Industry. .....Davide Luparello, Pennsylvania State University
  • Vertical Integration and Regulated Profits in Pharmacy Benefits Markets. .....Eric Yde, University of Virginia
  • Non-Linear Pricing under Quantity and Tax Interventions: Market for Fountain Soda. .....Seth Smith, University of Georgia
  • The Illusion of Competition. .....Ryan Westphal, Brandeis University
Discussants:
  • Peter Newberry, University of Georgia
  • Joshua Higbee, The Ohio State University
  • Zachary Nolan, University of Arizona
  • Matthew Leisten, Federal Trade Commission
2.E.9. Panel Data Econometrics [Presidential]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: Ali Mehrabani, The University of Kansas
Chair: Ali Mehrabani, The University of Kansas
  • Estimation and Inference in Multivariate Spatiotemporal Models with Common Latent Factors. .....Cynthia Yang, Florida State University; and Hashem Pesaran, University of South California
  • Estimating Multiple Structural Breaks in Large Panels with Unobserved Heterogeneity. .....Yiru Wang, University of Pittsburgh; Wenxin Huang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University; and Yucheng Sun, Capital University of Economics and Business
  • A Semiparametric Analysis of Intergenerational Income Mobility. .....Karen Yan, Georgia Institute of Technology; Brant Callaway, University of Georgia; and Chengye Jia, Temple University
  • The Time-Varying Risk-Return Relationship across Bitcoin, Stock, and Bond Markets. .....Jinan Liu, University of Nebraska Omaha; and Kenwin Maung, Rutgers University
2.E.10. Topics on Hispanic Immigration and Identity in the U.S. [Presidential-ASHE]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizers: Jose Fernandez, University of Louisville; Monica Garcia-Perez, Fayetteville State University;
Chair: Jose Fernandez, University of Louisville
  • Jumpstarting Integration: How the Age at Arrival of Hispanic and Asian Immigrants Impacts Ethnic Identification for Themselves and for Their U.S.-Born Children. .....Stephen Trejo, The University of Texas at Austin; and Brian Duncan, University of Colorado Denver
  • Latinas in the Figured World of Economics: Constructing Identity and Agency. .....Cynthia Gamez, El Paso Community College; and Christina Convertino, The University of Texas at El Paso
  • The Effect of Interior Immigration Enforcement on Food Bank Utilization: The Secure Communities Program. .....Ashley Rojas, University of South Carolina
  • Assessing the Impact of Occupational Tax Provision on Health Care Supply: The Case of Puerto Rico’s Act No. 14-2017. .....Jose Fernandez, University of Louisville; and Monica Garcia-Perez, Fayetteville State University
Discussants:
  • Mayra Pineda-Torres, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Stephen Trejo, The University of Texas at Austin
  • Monica Garcia-Perez, Fayetteville State University
  • Cynthia Gamez, El Paso Community College
2.E.11. NAASE V [Allied-NAASE]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: Frank Stephenson, Berry College
Chair: Jadrian Wooten, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • The Effect of Home Football Games on Alcohol-Related Crimes: Evidence from Austin. .....Haoyu Wang, West Virginia University
  • NIL, Socioeconomic Background, and NFL Draft Entry Timing. .....Flynn Goel, University of Michigan; Richard Paulsen, University of Michigan; Tarini Sahe, University of Michigan; and Michael Sinkey, University of West Georgia
  • Are Players on Rookie Contracts Underpaid or Overpaid?. .....Johnny Ducking, The University of Mississippi; Eduardo Minuci, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University; and Candon Johnson, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  • Movin' on Up: The Impact of FCS to FBS Transitions on University Applications and Student Quality. .....Jadrian Wooten, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; and Marisa Cameron, Pomona College
2.E.12. Macroeconomics and Finance [Allied-KAEA]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: Teddy Kim, Emory University
Chair: John Kim, Florida State University
  • Connected Trade Flows: How Spillovers Reshape Global Trade and Amplify Pair-Specific Heterogeneity?. .....Hanbat Jeong, Macquarie University; and Jieun Lee, Emory University
  • Fiscal Shocks and Private Employment: Lessons from Three Episodes: Pre-Volcker, Post-Volcker, and the GFC Era. .....Hyeongwoo Kim, Auburn University; and Shuwei Zhang, Towson University
  • Shocks, Frictions, and Policy Regimes: Understanding Inflation after the COVID-19 Pandemic. .....Choongryul Yang, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; and Taeyoung Doh, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
  • Trade Credit and Customer Innovation. .....Chang Suk Bae, Tulane University; Jen Choi, University of Michigan; and John Kim, Florida State University
2.E.13. Labor and Demographic Economics II [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Chair: Kelsi Hobbs, University of Maine
  • A Study of the Long-Run Substitutability between Men and Women. .....Pallab Ghosh, University of Oklahoma
  • Effects of Parents’ Health on the Intergenerational Transmission of Education in Korea. .....Sun Ki Choi, Queens University of Charlotte
  • Determinants of Success among Chinese Female Entrepreneurs. .....Lei Zhu, West Chester University; Orhan Kara, West Chester University; Wei Du, West Chester University; and Mustafa Celikten, Erciyes University
  • An Exploratory Analysis of Korean Popular Music Groups. .....Kelsi Hobbs, University of Maine; and Ethaniel Smith, University of Maine
  • Diagnosed Too Soon or Too Late? Labor Market and Health Outcomes of Adults with Early vs. Late ADHD Diagnosis. .....Richmond Essieku, Texas Tech University
2.E.14. Public Economics [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Chair: Rex Sitti, Old Dominion University
  • Are Public and Merit Goods Edgeworth Complements to Private Consumption? New Evidence from Developing Countries. .....Rana Mohie Eldin, Washington University in St. Louis; Bright Quaye, Washington University in St. Louis; and John Nana Francois, World Bank
  • The Effect of Economic Impact Payments on Consumer Behavior. .....Haewon Oh, University of Georgia; Xinyu Zeng, University of Georgia; and Travis Smith, University of Georgia
  • Social Norms and Coordination in Threshold Public Goods Game with Increasing Group Sizes. .....Yuting Chen, Purdue University
  • Evaluating the Economic Costs of Peer Support-Driven Interventions for Substance Use Disorders. .....Brady Horn, The University of New Mexico; Annette Crisanti, University of New Mexico; Justine Saavedra, University of New Mexico; and Rex Sitti, Old Dominion University
  • The Local Effects of Industry Consolidation: Evidence from U.S. Oil Refining. .....Kenneth Whaley, University of South Florida; and Bobby Chung, University of South Florida
2.E.15. Workforce Development: Approaches and Technological Changes [Presidential]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: William Duncan, The University of Kansas
Chair: William Duncan, The University of Kansas
  • Assessing the Effectiveness of Academic Conferences on the Economics Profession. .....Srishti Slaria, Illinois State University; and William Duncan, The University of Kansas
  • The Impact of Automation on Workers with Disabilities: Evidence from Robot Adoption. .....Hoa Vu, Northwestern University; and Michelle Yin, Northwestern University
  • How Telework Affected Female Labor Supply During the COVID-19 Pandemic. .....Shatil Anaholy, University of Nebraska--Lincoln; and Saima Samantha, Fairfield University
  • Registered Apprenticeship Programs and Skill-Gaps in the Workforce: Evidence from Kansas. .....William Duncan, The University of Kansas; and Daria Milakhina, The University of Kansas
2.E.16. Topics in Sports Economics: Collegiate Athletics and Tennis [Allied-NAASE]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: Peter Hazlett, New York University
Chair: Peter Hazlett, New York University
  • Too Afraid to Play: Forfeiting in American Junior Tennis. .....Peter Hazlett, New York University; and Chandler Reilly, Metropolitan State University of Denver
  • 'Are Points in Tennis IID?' Revisited. .....Nicolas Legrand, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; and Jeremy Aaron Rosen, Georgetown University
  • The Impact of Moving from FCS to FBS on the Institution. .....Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
  • You Don’t Have to Go Pro to Make Dough If You Can Throw: The Effect of NIL and Transfer Rule Changes on College Baseball Players Entering the MLB Draft. .....Nicholas Koch, Berry College; Brian Meehan, Berry College; and Frank Stephenson, Berry College
2.E.17. Student Background and Higher Education [Presidential]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: Emily Marshall, Denison University
Chair: Monica Escaleras, Florida Atlantic University
  • Financial Obstacles Facing First-Generation Students in Higher Education: The Effects of Work Obligations and Family Support. .....Eric Chiang, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Erika Martinez, University of South Florida; and Andrew Garrison, Florida Atlantic University
  • Diversity in Colleges and Universities after Going Test Optional. .....Melanie Fennell, Randolph-Macon College; and Irene Foster, The George Washington University
  • Bridging the Attainment Gap: How Assessment Design Influences Student Outcomes. .....Fabio Aricò, University of East Anglia; Ritchie Woodard, University of East Anglia; and Laura Harvey, Loughborough University
  • Maximizing Potential Program with the 'Bridge to STEM' Summer Bridge Course. .....Eduardo Gonzalez-Nino, University of California. Santa Barbara; John Hartman, University of California, Santa Barbara; and Crisjoe Joseph, University of California. Santa Barbara
Discussants:
  • Megan Manassah, Wake Forest University
  • Emily Marshall, Denison University
  • Daniel Harper, James Madison University
  • Janine Wilson, University of California, Davis
2.E.18. The Outer Limits of Hayekian Social Theory [Allied-SDAE]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: David Andersson, National Sun Yat-sen University
Chair: David Andersson, National Sun Yat-sen University
  • Understanding the Open City: The Case for a Micro-Meso-Macro Approach. .....David Andersson, National Sun Yat-sen University
  • Epistemic Institutionalism and the Economics of Immigration. .....Nathan Goodman, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
  • A Spontaneous Order Approach to the Interface between Human and Ecological Systems. .....Gus DiZerega,
  • International Relations and Hayekian Spontaneous Orders. .....Simon Lee, Consumer Choice Center
  • Are Prices Embeddings?. .....Bill Tulloh, Agoric
2.E.19. Lachmann and Hayek over the Years [Allied-SDAE]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizers: Peter Lewin, The University of Texas at Dallas; Richard Ebeling, The Citadel;
Chair: Peter Lewin, The University of Texas at Dallas
  • What Is Still Relevant about Ludwig Lachmann’s ‘Capital and Its Structure’ at Its 60 Year Publication Anniversary?. .....Peter Lewin, The University of Texas at Dallas
  • The Enduring Significance of Hayek's 'The Use of Knowledge in Society': 80 Years Later. .....Richard Ebeling, The Citadel
  • How Gaps in Tools Disclose Innovation Possibilities. .....Michael Romero, Thales College
  • Artificial Intelligence, Decentralized Knowledge, and the Knowledge Problem in Warfare: An Austrian Economics Perspective. .....Konstantin Zhukov, Indiana University Kokomo
2.E.21. Water Pollution [Allied-AERE]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Raymond Guiteras, North Carolina State University
  • Environmental Impacts of Agricultural Intensification: Evidence from Brazil’s Double-Cropping Boom. .....Guilherme DePaula, Iowa State University
  • Gendered and Distributional Impacts of Scaling Water Access: Evidence from Tap Water Policy in India. .....Marc Jeuland, Duke University
  • Quantifying the Economic Value of Reducing Aquatic Invasive Species in the New York State Waterways: Evidence from a Discrete Choice Experient. .....Wendong Zhang, Cornell University
  • Beyond the Neighborhood: Regional Amenities in Sorting Models. .....Mo Van de Sompel, University of Virginia
  • Demand Estimation with Strategic Complementarities: Sanitation in Bangladesh. .....Raymond Guiteras, North Carolina State University
2.E.22. Teaching Environmental and Resource Economics II [Allied-AERE]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: John Whitehead, Appalachian State University
  • From Efficiency to Inclusion: The Present and Future of Undergraduate Teaching in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics. .....Jimena González-Ramírez, Manhattan College
  • Connecting Environmental Economics Students in Their Own Backyard: A Student Experiential Exercise of California’s Refinery Corridor. .....Camille Antinori, San Francisco State University
  • Using the AERE Survey of Environmental and Natural Resource Economists in the Classroom. .....John Whitehead, Appalachian State University
2.E.23. Immigration, Assimilation, and Survey Dynamics: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives [Presidential]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: Hugh Cassidy, Kansas State University
Chair: Hugh Cassidy, Kansas State University
  • Immigration Shocks and Homeownership: Evidence from Linked Census Data. .....Hugh Cassidy, Kansas State University; and Arsalan Hussain, Kansas State University
  • Immigrant’s Assimilation in Homeownership in Early 20th Century. .....Arsalan Hussain, Kansas State University
  • Imputing Treatment: Misclassification Bias from Item-Nonresponse in the Effects of DACA. .....Andres Mira, U.S. Census Bureau
  • Immigration and Innovation in Late 19th and Early 20th Century America: Evidence from State Panel Data. .....Durga Prasad Gautam, University of Richmond; and Feng Yao, West Virginia University
2.E.24. Industrial Organization IV [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Chair: John Mayo, Georgetown University
  • Expressive Donating: The Manipulation of Information in Pit-Bull Advocacy. .....Brian William Mandeville, George Mason University
  • Market Definition: Evaluating Imperfect Alternatives for Economic Research. .....John Mayo, Georgetown University; Robert Press, Georgetown University; and Mark Whitener, Georgetown University
  • Price Distortion Created by Self-Preferencing and Its Impact on Welfare. .....Jeongwoo (Jay) Lee, University of Florida; and Steven Slutsky, University of Florida
2.E.25. Economics of Financial Markets [GRAD]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Enrique Martínez García, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
  • Dynastic Learning, Portfolio Choice, and Persistence of Wealth. .....Erlan Konebayev, University of Pittsburgh
  • Quantifying the Value of Flood Protection: A Detailed Analysis of Levees, Property Risk, and Housing Markets in New Orleans. .....Peigen Mao, Oklahoma State University
  • The Effects of Debt Relief on the Mental and Financial Distress among Farmers. .....Urjaswi Mukherjee, University of Nevada, Reno
  • Impact of Foreign Ownership of Bonds on the Mexican Yield Curve. .....Sebin Nidhiri, University of Houston
Discussants:
  • Yeonjoon Lee, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
  • Enrique Martínez García, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
  • Margaret Triyana, The World Bank
  • Italo Morais Santos, Boise State University
2.E.26. Public Choice [GRAD]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Yang Zhou, University of North Texas
  • Population Age Structure and Institutional Quality. .....Ahmed Adefemi Adesete, The University of Mississippi
  • The Private Gains from Political Office: Evidence from Brazilian Mayoral Elections. .....João Pedro Bastos, Texas Tech University
  • Economic Volatility and InGroup Bias. .....Nur Orak, Louisiana State University
  • Inattentive Voters: Experimental Evidence. .....Nicholas Ray Brown, George Mason University
Discussants:
  • Yang Zhou, University of North Texas
  • Qiyao Zhou, Oklahoma State University
  • Daniel Solon, Lincoln Memorial University
  • Daniel A Kolliner, Kenyon College
2.E.27. Lifetime Income and Earnings: Measurement and Policy Applications [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: Jeffrey Thompson, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Chair: Jeffrey Thompson, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
  • Do the Rich Really Save More? Answering an Old Question Using the SCF with Direct Measures of Lifetime Earnings and an Expanded Wealth Concept. .....Alice Volz, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; Jeffrey Thompson, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston; and Liz Llanes, University of Wisconsin–Madison
  • Education, Human Capital Accumulation, and Lifecycle Earnings Dynamics: Insights from Two Million U.S. Workers. .....Pinghui Wu, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
  • Taxing the Rich? A Theory of Income and Wealth Inequality. .....Sergio Salgado, University of Pennsylvania; V. V. Chari, University of Minnesota; Patrick Kehoe, Stanford University; Pierlauro Lopez, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland; and Elena Pastorino, Stanford University
  • Decomposing Lifetime-Earnings Differences between White, Black, and Hispanic Families. .....Jeffrey Thompson, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston; Gerald Daniels, Howard University; and Hope Bodenschatz, University of California, Davis
2.E.28. Empirical Evaluation of Regulation [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Chair: Maysam Rabbani, Montclair State University
  • The Effects of Public Service Loan Forgiveness on Household Wealth: Evidence from Home Ownership. .....Rose Haron, University of Virginia
  • The Economics of Rural Broadband Subsidies: Selection, Pricing, and Cross-Subsidization. .....Ram Sewak Dubey, Montclair State University; Rodrigo Pinto, University of South Florida; and Maysam Rabbani, Montclair State University
  • The Impact of the Adverse Market Refinance Fee: Estimating the Interest Rate Elasticity Using Mortgage Refinancing Notches. .....Besian Roshi, University of Delaware
  • Effects of Residential Building Code Adoption on House Affordability. .....Lawrence Powell, University of Alabama; Shane Crawford, University of Alabama; and Sebastain Awondo, The University of Alabama
  • Do Anti-Bid-Shopping Policies Work? Empirical Evidence from Procurement Contracts. .....Yonghong An, Texas A&M University; Matthew Gentry, Arizona State University; Liuyi Guo, Renmin University; and Daiqiang Zhang, State University of New York at Albany
2.E.29. Financial Markets and the Macroeconomy [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Chair: Marketa Wolfe, Skidmore College
  • Effects of Unemployment Shocks on Stock Prices: Evidence from a Proxy SVAR Approach. .....Iqbal Ahmed, Texas State University
  • Contemporaneous Causality between Global Stock Markets. .....Marketa Wolfe, Skidmore College; Alexander Kurov, West Virginia University; and Eric Olson, The University of Tulsa
  • The Impact of Relationship Banking on Market Structure and Financial Stability. .....Khalil Esmkhani, Simon Fraser University; Shi Qi, William & Mary; and Sepideh Raei, Utah State University
  • Household Credit and the Stock Market. .....Edith Sallah, Bates College; Berrak Bahadir, Florida International University; and Xiaoquan Jiang, Florida International University
2.E.30. Macroeconomics: Consumption, Saving, and Wealth [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Chair: James Feigenbaum, Utah State University
  • Empirical Implications of Bequest Motives. .....James Feigenbaum, Utah State University; Sepideh Raei, Utah State University; and T. Scott Findley, Utah State University
  • The Postpandemic U.S. Immigration Surge: New Facts and Inflationary Implications. .....Xiaoqing Zhou, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
  • Do Households Substitute Intertemporally? 10 Structural Shocks That Suggest Not. .....Edmund Crawley, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
  • Gains from Trade with Heterogeneous Households. .....Gizem Kutlu, University of Bristol
  • Declining Defined Benefit Plan Inclusion and the Impact on Savings and Retirement Decisions. .....Rosemary Kaiser, Rutgers University; Xiaohui Sun, Rutgers University; and Yang Xuan, Louisiana State University in Shreveport
2.E.31. Macroeconomic Dynamics II [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: James Matthew Murray, University of Wisconsin--La Crosse
Chair: James Matthew Murray, University of Wisconsin--La Crosse
  • Heterogeneous Agents and Inequality Implications for Fiscal and Monetary Policy. .....James Matthew Murray, University of Wisconsin--La Crosse
  • Capital Flows and Uncertainty. .....Eylem Ersal Kiziler, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater; and Ezgi Ozturk, International Monetary Fund
  • Inflation Trends with Machine Learning. .....Yamin Ahmad, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
2.E.32. Historical Political Economy II [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizers: Ennio Emanuele Piano, The University of Mississippi; Clara Piano, The University of Mississippi;
Chair: Ennio Emanuele Piano, The University of Mississippi
  • An Interest Group Theory of the Debt Ceiling. .....Bryan Cutsinger, Florida Atlantic University
  • The Politics of Railroads. .....Louis Rouanet, The University of Texas at El Paso
  • A Game of Heresy: Princes, Popes, and Political Rents. .....Colin Harris, St. Olaf College
  • Acta Non Verba: Was the Counter Reformation 'Cheap Talk'?. .....Clara Piano, The University of Mississippi; and Ennio Emanuele Piano, The University of Mississippi
2.E.33. Environment and Labor [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Chair: Huan Li, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
  • The Role of Urban Greenspace in Shaping Labor Market Outcomes. .....Mustahsin Aziz, West Virginia University; and Heather Stephens, West Virginia University
  • Cold Days, Warm Homes: The Impact of Cold Weather on Remote Work. .....Hyunsuk Oh, Iowa State University
  • City Commitment and Green Jobs. .....Huan Li, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University; Dayong Huang, University of North Carolina Greensboro; Jay Li, University of North Carolina Greensboro; Li Gu, Federal Research Board of Governors; and Rocio Zhong, New York University
  • Hot Weather, Hot Tempers: The Impact of Heat Waves on Intimate Partner Violence in Peru. .....Hyunji Kim, University of Washington
  • Income Inequality and Air Pollution in the EU. .....Dhimitri Qirjo, State University of New York College at Plattsburgh; and Razvan Pascalau, State University of New York at Plattsburgh
2.E.34. Information and Knowledge [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Chair: R. Andrew Butters, Indiana University Bloomington
  • Expertise, Communication, and the Structure of Hierarchy. .....Zijian Qi, Texas Tech University
  • Strategic Sequencing in the Music Industry. .....R. Andrew Butters, Indiana University Bloomington; and Ningning Guo, State University of New York at Stony Brook
  • Board Gender Diversity Reform around the World and Firm Performance. .....Jinghan Cai, University of Scranton; Yunzhi Lu, South China Normal University; Iordanis Petsas, University of Scranton; and Sofia Vidalis, Penn State University Harrisburg
  • Sacrifice, Stigma, and Superstition: Managing Free Riding in Hijra Communities. .....John Robert Temming, George Mason University
2.E.35. Crime and Policing: Officer Effects [Presidential]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizers: Amanda Yvonne Agan, Cornell University; Katie Bollman, Oregon State University;
Chair: Katie Bollman, Oregon State University
  • Police Retirement, Pension Incentives, and the Exodus of California’s Police Officers. .....Neil Filosa, Michigan State University
  • Police Pay and Contract Renewals: Examining the Impact of Union Agreements on Law Enforcement. .....Pim Pinitjitsamut, Rutgers University
  • Parole Officer Effects on Reentry: Support, Deterrence, and Bias. .....Mike LaForest-Tucker, The George Washington University
  • Tenure Effects in Investigatory Stops. .....Andrew Jordan, Washington University, St. Louis; and Luke Brinkman, Washington University, St. Louis
Discussants:
  • Mike LaForest-Tucker, The George Washington University
  • Alex Lundberg, Northwestern University
  • CarlyWill Sloan, United States Military Academy West Point
  • Neil Silveus, Hope College
2.E.36. Policy and Social Dynamics: Labor Market and Welfare Impacts in Bangladesh [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: Raisa Sara, Sam Houston State University
Chairs: Raisa Sara, Sam Houston State University; Abu Shonchoy, Florida International University;
  • Impact of Government Job Age Cutoff on Labor Market Outcomes of College Graduates. .....Md Shahadath Hossain, University of Houston; and Elisa Taveras, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
  • The Impact of Remittances on the Incidence of Child Marriages: The Rohingyas in Bangladesh. .....Mir Angkur, Southern Utah University; and Susan Pozo, Western Michigan University
  • Leaving Out the Elderly: Mistargeting in Bangladesh’s Old Age Allowance (OAA) Program. .....Zaeem-Al Ehsan, Duke University
  • Signaling Value of Elite Colleges: Experimental Evidence on Gender and Callbacks. .....Sibbir Ahmad, Michigan State University; Md Amzad Hossain, University of Arkansas; and Sheetal Sekhri, University of Virginia
  • Long-Term Impacts of Educational Incentive on Women: The Case of Bangladesh. .....Tamanna Kabir, Alfred State College, State University of New York; and Abu Shonchoy, Florida International University
2.E.37. Gender, Entrepreneurship, and Economic Development [Presidential]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizers: Nabamita Dutta, University of Wisconsin--La Crosse; Joshua Daniel Ammons, Wabash College;
Chair: Joshua Daniel Ammons, Wabash College

Panelists:
  • Sofia Johan, Florida Atlantic University;
  • Nabamita Dutta, University of Wisconsin--La Crosse;
  • Lewis Davis, Union College;
2.E.39. Housing Policy: A Tale of Four Cities [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Chair: Erik Hembre, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
  • Impact of the Minneapolis Single-Family Zoning Ban on House Prices. .....Yimin Wang, West Virginia University; Alexander Marsella, Berry College; and Vitor Melo, Clemson University
  • The Effects of Mandatory Inclusionary Zoning in New York City. .....Zichang Liu, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
  • Housing Market Outcomes and the Minneapolis 2040 Plan: A Synthetic Control Analysis. .....Erik Hembre, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis; Ryan Nunn, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis; and Libby Starling, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
  • Regulatory Hurdles and Costly Delay in Housing Development. .....Daniel Edgel Gold, University of Wisconsin--Madison
2.E.40. Gun Violence [Presidential]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: Jeffrey DeSimone, Duke University
Chair: Spencer Cooper-Ohm, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
  • Gun Prevalence and Firearm-Related Domestic Violence Calls for Service. .....Kaylee Matteis, Duke University
  • Concealed Handgun Permits and Gun Deaths in Utah. .....Nathan Butler, University of North Carolina
  • New Handgun Purchases & Fatal Gun Injuries. .....Tuan Nguyen, Central College
  • Gun Access and Suicide: Identifying the Effect Using the COVID Shock to Handgun Demand. .....Jeffrey DeSimone, Duke University
  • The Effect of Permitless Carry Laws on Homicide and Suicide. .....Jinlin Li, University of Southern California
2.E.41. Topics in Health and Education [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Chair: Samuel Cole, University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee
  • Class of Survival: Skill Externalities and Survival in WWII POW Camps. .....Ryan Lazarus Anderson, Auburn University
  • GI Bill Boom: Did Veterans Squeeze Out the Next Generation from Higher Education?. .....Samuel Cole, University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee; Titus Galama, University of Southern California; and Kevin Thom, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
  • The Long-Term Effects of Prenatal Alcohol Exposure on Educational Attainment and Earnings: Evidence from Prohibition in Canada. .....Mohamed Abdelhady, Carleton University; Louis-Philippe Beland, Carleton University; Vincent O’Sullivan, University of Limerick; and Tansha Tanisha Mittal, Lancaster University
  • It Takes a Village: The Impact of the New York City Community School Initiative on Student Behavior. .....Mariyana Zapryanova, Smith College; Brendon McConnell, City University of London; and Parunjodhi Munisamy, Smith College
  • Economic Shocks and State Support for Higher Education: Evidence from the Northeastern U.S. Using Shift-Share Identification. .....Oskar Harmon, University of Connecticut; and Edlira Cocoli, University of Connecticut
2.E.42. Public Health Economics [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizers: Ishtiaque Fazlul, University of Georgia; Biplab Datta, Augusta University;
Chair: Ishtiaque Fazlul, University of Georgia
  • Designing a Measure of County-Level Nutritious Food Access. .....Will Davis, Mississippi State University; and Logan Mattingly, Mississippi State University
  • Weeding Out Breastfeeding? Evidence from the Expansion of Marijuana Dispensaries and Marijuana Laws. .....Arjun Teotia, Henry Ford Health; and Francisco Beltran-Silva, California State University, Northridge
  • Child Marriage and Tobacco Consumption in Adulthood. .....Biplab Datta, Augusta University; and Ishtiaque Fazlul, University of Georgia
  • Depression and Long COVID: A Causal Exploration. .....Biplab Datta, Augusta University; Ashwini Tiwari, Augusta University; and Muhammad Husain, Johns Hopkins University
Discussants:
  • Vivekananda Das, University of Utah
  • Arjun Teotia, Henry Ford Health
2.E.43. Mental Health Outcomes [Presidential]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: Jevay Grooms, Howard University
Chair: Felipe Juan, Howard University
  • The Importance of Correct Classification of the Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs Effectiveness. .....Tewodros Gutema, Howard University
  • Precarious Work and Mental Health in U.S. Post-COVID-19: Self-Employment and Health Insurance. .....David Ndolo, Howard University
  • Implications of Involuntary Commitments Laws on Admissions by Social, Economic, and Demographic Factors. .....Subodh Raj Pandey, Howard University
Discussants:
  • Alberto Ortega, Indiana University Bloomington
  • Keisha Solomon, Howard University
  • Joaquin Rubalcaba, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
2.E.44. Economic Education Research: Insights on Learning Models, Competitions, Mandates, and Technology [Presidential-NAEE]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizers: Kim Holder, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; Simon Halliday, Johns Hopkins University; Emily Marshall, Denison University;
Chair: Katrina Babb, Indiana State University
  • Evaluating the Impact of a Statewide Economics Competition on Elementary Student Learning. .....Erin Yetter, Purdue University
  • Establishing a Nationally Normed Personal Finance Assessment: A Research Initiative to Validate and Utilize the NEFE Assessment for K-12 Financial Literacy Evaluation. .....Jamie Wagner, University of Nebraska Omaha; and Jennifer Davidson, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
  • HyFlex Learning in Community College: Does Flexible Participation Impact Student Performance in Introductory Economics Courses?. .....Katrina Babb, Indiana State University; Amy Eremionkhale, DePauw University; and Noreen Templin, Butler Community College
  • If You Can’t Beat Them, Join Them: Incorporating an AI Requirement into a Research Assignment. .....Mary Kassis, University of West Georgia
2.E.45. Retirement and Aging [General]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Chair: Umesh Ghimire, Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania
  • Does Retirement Mean Healthier? The Assessment of Retirement on Hospitalization in China. .....Yu Liu, Tulane University; and Lele Zhao, Tulane University
  • Public Long-Term Care Insurance and Female Labor Force Participation: Evidence from China's Pilot Program. .....Hexuan Li, Vanderbilt University
  • The Heterogeneous Impact of Health on Wealth: Evidence from the Health and Retirement Study. .....Umesh Ghimire, Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania
2.E.46. Economics of Organ Donation, Allocation, and Transplantation II [Presidential]
Sunday | 4:00 pm-5:45 pm |

Organizer: Keith Teltser, Georgia State University
Chair: Keith Teltser, Georgia State University
  • Unintended Consequences: The Impact of Organ Allocation Policy on Organ Procurement and Transplantation. .....Benjamin McMichael, The University of Alabama
  • Performance Disclosure and Certification Threats: Evidence from Organ Procurement Organizations. .....Itai Ashlagi, Stanford University; Hannah Bae, Stanford University; and Kurt Sweat, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
  • The Effect of Air Pollution on Graft Failure and Transplant Recipient Mortality. .....Daniel H. Karney, Ohio University; and Bethany Lemont, Ohio University
  • Innovation and Health Inequality: Evidence from Direct-Acting Antivirals. .....Kevin Callison, Tulane University; Michael Darden, Johns Hopkins University; and Keith Teltser, Georgia State University
  • Dialysis Facility Acquisition and Access to Transplant. .....Sih-Ting Cai, Indiana University; and Seth Freeman, Indiana University
2.F.8. Association Lecture [Presidential]
Sunday | 6:00 pm-7:00 pm |

Chair: Donna Ginther, The University of Kansas
  • Intergenerational Educational Mobility in the U.S. across the 20th Century. .....Martha Bailey, University of California, Los Angeles
3.A.1. Risk Preference [Allied-ESA]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Bing Jiang, Virginia Military Institute
Chair: James Schulte, Florida State University
  • Estimating Higher Order Risk Preferences with a Flexible Utility Function: The Bezier Curve. .....Brian Albert Monroe, Georgia State University; and Andre Hofmeyr, University of Cape Town
  • Do Risk Preferences Drive Coordination? Evidence from a Temporal Stag Hunt Game. .....James Schulte, Florida State University
3.A.2. Advances in Microeconometrics [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Yukun Ma, University of Rochester
  • Identification of Treatment Effect Heterogeneity Using Prognostic Variables. .....Young Ahn, University of Pennsylvania
  • Doubly Robust Estimators with Weak Overlap. .....Yukun Ma, University of Rochester; Yuya Sasaki, Vanderbilt University; Pedro Sant'Anna, Emory University; and Takuya Ura, University of California, Davis
  • A Projection-Based Control Function Approach for Reducing Aggregation Bias in Demand System Models. .....Falin Sun, Auburn University; Peibin Hou, Auburn University; Wenying Li, Auburn University; and Chen Zhen, University of Georgia
  • Econometric Inference for High Dimensional Predictive Regressions. .....Zhan Gao, University of Southern California; Jihyung Lee, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; Zewei Mei, Chinese University of Hong Kong; and Zhentao Shi, Chinese University of Hong Kong
  • Evaluating Meta-Regression Techniques: A Simulation Study on Heterogeneity in Location and Time. .....Jonathan Gendron, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; and Ali Habibnia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
3.A.3. Advances in Strategic Behavior and Information Transmission [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Joerg Stoye, Cornell University
  • Social Interactions Model with Latent Structure. .....Zhongjian Lin, University of Georgia; Zhentao Shi, Chinese University of Hong Kong; and Yapeng Zheng, Chinese University of Hong Kong
  • ε-Minimax Solutions of Statistical Decision Problems via the Hedge Algorithm. .....Andres Aradillas Fernandez, ; Jose Blanchet, Stanford University; José Luis Montiel Olea, Cornell University; Chen Qiu, Cornell University; Joerg Stoye, Cornell University; and Lezhi Tan, Stanford University
  • Spatial Media Competition under Multihoming. .....Abhinaba Nandy, Grinnell College
  • Contextualizing the Cheap Talk of Police Interrogations. .....Robert Mason, Georgia Gwinnett College; and Marianne Mason, James Madison University
3.A.4. Financial Markets [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Gulnara Zaynutdinova, West Virginia University
  • A Blockchain Approach to Credit Information Sharing in Emerging Markets. .....Kamilah Williams, University of North Georgia; and Jason Porter, University of North Georgia
  • Aggregate Ambiguity Preference and the Cross-Currency Basis. .....Bosang Kim, The University of Alabama
  • Market Beta Anomaly: The Role of Information Costs. .....Gulnara Zaynutdinova, West Virginia University; Colin Campbell, University of Cincinnati; and Haimanot Kassa, Miami University
  • Global Volatility and Depreciation Factors and the Cross-Section of Currency Returns. .....Ehab Yamani, Chicago State University; and Juan M. Londono, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
  • National Culture, Firm Performance, and Investor Behavior: An Empirical Study on Cross-Listed Stocks. .....Jinghan Cai, University of Scranton; Manyi Fan, Hong Kong Metropolitan University; and Chiu Yu Ko, Chinese University of Hong Kong
3.A.5. Current Issues for the Mexican Economy [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Luis Torres, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Chair: Luis Torres, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
  • Rules of Origin and the Use of NAFTA. .....Jose Ramon Moran, Banco de Mexico
  • Unintended Effects of Universalizing Social Pensions: Evidence from Mexico. .....Oscar Galvez-Soriano, The University of Chicago; and Raymundo Ramirez Peralta, El Colegio de México
  • Heterogeneous Effects of Remittances across Mexican States: Evidence from Structural Breaks and Counterfactual Analysis. .....Miguel Flores, Tecnologico de Monterrey
  • Monetary Policy Effects on Firms' Uncertainty. .....Gabriela López-Noria, Banco de México
3.A.6. Family Planning [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Kanato Nakakuni, University of Mannheim
  • Education Subsidy As Insurance for Fertility Choices. .....Kanato Nakakuni, University of Mannheim
  • The Non-Linear Effect of Paid Parental Leave on Fertility: Evidence from South Korea. .....Jonghyeok Choi, Clemson University
  • The Effect of Subsidized Child Care on Mothers' Earnings: New Estimates from a Large U.S. County. .....Seth Chizeck, Carnegie Mellon University
  • The Impact of Childcare Costs on Parental Time Allocation. .....Dongfang Ji, Lehigh University; and Shin-Yi Chou, Lehigh University
  • Shaping Future Success: Evidence from an Early Childhood Human Capital Formation Intervention. .....Deepak Saraswat, Meta Platforms, Inc.; Shwetlena Sabarwal, World Bank; Lindsey Lacey, Allegheny County; Natasha Jha, University of Notre Dame; Nishith Prakash, Northeastern University; and Rachel Cohen, University of Connecticut
3.A.7. The Economics of Culture [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Daniel Solon, Lincoln Memorial University
  • Ancestry, Culture, Political Outcomes in the United States. .....Daniel Solon, Lincoln Memorial University
  • Ancestral Origins of Attention to Environmental Issues. .....Palaash Bhargava, Columbia University; and Cesar Barilla, Columbia University
  • Historical Religious Conflict and the Persistence of Communal Divisions: Evidence from Temple Destruction in Medieval India. .....Md Tahmeed Hossain, Southern Methodist University
  • Aspirations, Beliefs, and Behavior: Evidence from a Randomized Religious Intervention in Western Kenya. .....Samuel Bird, Bates College; Susan Kilonzo, Maseno University; Vivek Moorthy, College of the Holy Cross; and David Murphy, Colgate University
3.A.9. Costs and Consequences: Financial Barriers in Health and Education [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Kyle Gibson Coombs, Bates College
  • Asking or Suing to Pay the Bills: Relationship between Crowdfunding and Personal Injury Lawsuits after Unexpected Medical Bills. .....Kyle Gibson Coombs, Bates College; and Brian Jonghwan Lee, Emory University
  • Credit Crunch in the Classroom: School District Financing under Liquidity Constraints. .....Christopher Monjaras, University of Notre Dame
  • Monthly Cycles in Short-Term Health Outcomes. .....Alicia Atwood, Vassar College; Sabrina Young, U.S. Department of Agriculture; and Victoria Udalova, U.S. Census Bureau
  • Credit Score Implications of Pregnancy and Childbirth among Louisiana Medicaid Beneficiaries. .....Brigham Walker, Tulane University; Ethan Tsai, Tulane University; Andrew Anderson, Johns Hopkins University; Melissa Evans, Tulane University; Ander Siebert, Tulane University; and Kevin Callison, Tulane University
3.A.10. Labor Discrimination [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Hannah Ruebeck, Hamilton College
  • The Impact of Childhood Inter-Ethnic Contact on Managers’ Hiring Decisions. .....Liam Wren-Lewis, Paris School of Economics; Max Steinhardt, Freie Universität Berlin; Luca Merlino, Ecares; and Philip Rosenbaum, Copenhagen Business School
  • Sexism in Syntax: Language and Its Relationship with Female Leadership. .....Kyle A. Rains, George Mason University
  • Causes and Consequences of Perceived Workplace Discrimination. .....Hannah Ruebeck, Hamilton College
  • Wage Assimilation of Immigrants in Canada: 1971-2021. .....Husame Doganay, University of Alberta; Tony Fang, Memorial University of Newfoundland; Xingfei Liu, University of Alberta; Saba Ranjbar, University of Alberta; and Arthur Sweetman, McMaster University
3.A.11. Labor Economics Policies [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Elizabeth Watson, University of South Carolina
  • Household Debt and Female Labor-Force Participation in India. .....Abhradeep Karmakar, St. Lawrence University
  • Firm and Employment Responses to Policy Signals. .....Alessandra González, Duke University; Xianglong Kong, University of Chicago; and Jennifer R. Peck, Swarthmore College
  • The Impact of Work Hours Regulations on Hours Worked and Employment Type: Evidence from South Korea. .....Janghyeok An, Clemson University
  • From Gig to Gone: ABC Tests and the Case of the Missing Workers. .....Liya Palagashvili, Mercatus Center at George Mason University; Markus Bjoerkheim, Mercatus Center at George Mason University; and Revana Sharfuddin Ame, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
  • Share the Wealth: An Empirical Analysis on the Effectiveness of Geographic Indications and the Factors Affecting the Distribution of Gains. .....Elizabeth Watson, University of South Carolina; and Thomas Watson, Thomas E Watson Law PLLC
3.A.12. Labor Force and Employment, Size, and Structure [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Alvaro Mezza, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
  • Caste, Labor Market Misallocation, and Trade Liberalization in India. .....Saunok Chakrabarty, Purdue University; and Somdeepa Das, Purdue University
  • Impact of Household Income on Youth Employment and Brain Drain: Implication to Economic Development. .....Komla Mawuena Koumi, The University of Alabama
  • The East-West Divide of the U.S. Fentanyl Crisis and the Decline in Manufacturing Employment. .....Rupkatha Banerjee, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; Daniel Garcia, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; and Alvaro Mezza, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
  • The Local Economic Impact of Food Manufacturing Plant Closures. .....Shengrong Hu, Iowa State University
  • Intrahousehold Dynamics and Female Labor Supply in a Developing Economy. .....Hoa Vo, American University; and Natalia Radchenko, American University
3.A.13. Labor and Demographic Economics III [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Brad Hershbein, W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research
  • Can Self-Employment Provide a Lifeline for Struggling Workers?. .....Sujin Lee, The Ohio State University
  • How Incentives Shape Teacher Effort: Lessons from a Piece-Rate Bonus Program. .....Md Twfiqur Rahman, Georgia State University; and Ian Callen, University of Virginia
  • Minimum Wage Increases and Labor Market Outcomes for People with Disabilities. .....Michelle Yin, Northwestern University; Regina Seo, Northwestern University; and Alexis Orellana, Northwestern University
  • How Labor Market Tightness Affects Job Quality: Evidence from Job Changers. .....Brad Hershbein, W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research; Katherine Lim, U.S. Department of Agriculture; Douglas Webber, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; and Mike Zabeck, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
  • Gender Promotion Gap and Performance: Evidence from Lawyers. .....Lakshita Sharma, Cornell University
3.A.14. Public Finance and Labor Markets [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Kathleen Sheehan, Creighton University
  • Natural Disasters and State Fiscal Trends: A Synthetic Control Analysis. .....Omer Bayar, University of Evansville; and Todd Yarbrough, Purdue University
  • Natural Disasters and Local Government Finances: The Municipal Bond Market. .....Kathleen Sheehan, Creighton University; and Melissa Woodley, Creighton University
  • The Economic Effects of the Montgomery Bus Boycott. .....Kush Jenkins, Northern Virginia Community College; and Carlos Whitfield,
  • The Impact of Noncompete Agreements on the Distribution of Worker Skill and Firm Productivity: Lessons from Women's College Basketball. .....Luke Fesko, Marist College; and Scott Abrahams, Louisiana State University
  • The Economics of Noncompete Contracts in Constellation IP Markets. .....Greg Lynskey, Rochester Institute of Technology; and Jeffrey Wagner, Rochester Institute of Technology
3.A.15. Financial Markets and Exchange Rates [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Fariba Gholami, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
  • From Risk to Resilience: The Role of Exchange Rate Risk in ESG Activities. .....Fariba Gholami, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley; and Gia Han Doan, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
  • Exchange Rates in the Age of Protectionism. .....Nikhil Patel, International Monetary Fund; Rudolfs Bems, International Monetary Fund; and Maylin Sun, International Monetary Fund
  • The Impact of Economic Policy Uncertainty on the Characteristics of Professional Exchange Rate Forecasts. .....Onur Ince, Appalachian State University; and Tanya Molodtsova, Appalachian State University
  • Ambiguity, Global Financial Risk, and Emerging Market Business Cycles. .....Brendan Epstein, University of Massachusetts Lowell; Rahul Mukherjee, University of Nottingham; Musa Orak, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; and Alessandro Peri, University of Colorado Boulder
  • Speed of Price Adjustment to the Equilibrium Levels across the U.S. Cities and Internationally. .....Tatsiana Akulich, Florida International University
3.A.16. International Trade and Technology [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: William Hauk, University of South Carolina
  • Labor-Eliminating Technical Change and the Pattern of Trade. .....John Gilbert, Utah State University; Onur Koska, University of Canterbury; and Reza Oladi, Utah State University
  • Robots and Global Value Chains. .....Ram Sewak Dubey, Montclair State University; and Sunhyung Lee, Montclair State University
  • Mobile Broadband and the Expansion of Services Trade: Evidence from a New Cross-Country Dataset. .....Aerfate Haimiti, University of South Carolina; William Hauk, University of South Carolina; and Mohammad Jakaria, University of South Carolina
  • The Impact of Trade Sanctions on Trade through Their Influence on Job Turnover Rates. .....Javad Nosratabadi, State University of New York at Oswego
  • Common Language, Internet, and International Trade. .....Silvio Hong Tiing Tai, University of the State of Santa Catarina
3.A.17. Teaching with Experiments and Simulations [Presidential]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Emily Marshall, Denison University
Chair: Simon Halliday, Johns Hopkins University
  • Common Pool Corruption in the Classroom: Experimenting with Growth Institutions. .....Snigdha Das, James Madison University; Daniel Harper, James Madison University; and Charles Holt, University of Virginia
  • Default Game. .....Josh Staveley-O'Carroll, Babson College
  • The Policy Interest Rate Simulator: A Game-Based Approach for Teaching Monetary Policy. .....Gustavo Albuquerque, Simon Fraser University; and Julien Picault, The University of British Columbia Okanagan Campus
  • Mathcad Modeling for Financial Economics. .....David Cleeton, Illinois State University
Discussants:
  • Paul Ko, Swarthmore College
  • Paul Tomolonis, Western New England University
  • Eylem Ersal Kiziler, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
  • Paul Grimes, Pittsburg State University
3.A.18. A Process Approach to Understanding Gender, Family, and Work [Allied-SDAE]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Jayme Lemke, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
Chair: Jayme Lemke, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
  • The Constitution of Women’s Work. .....Jayme Lemke, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
  • How Tariffs Harm the Household Production Function and Increase Costs for Women. .....Anne Bradley, The Fund for American Studies
  • Do Our Cultural Narratives Matter? Depictions of Gender Roles in U.S. Sitcoms and Women’s Labor Market Choices. .....Rosemarie Fike, Texas Christian University
  • Negative Network Effects and the Decline of Fertility. .....Susannah Emily Petitt, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
3.A.19. Money and Banking [Allied-SDAE]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Adam Martin, Texas Tech University
Chair: Robert Mulligan, American Institute for Economic Research
  • Competition and Currency: The Mexican Silver Peso. .....Juan Carlos Ortega Armas, George Mason University
  • Bank Supervision as Moral Hazard. .....Pedro Batista, Goethe University Frankfurt
  • Stablecoins: In Defense of Freedom of Reserves Composition. .....Nathalie Janson, NEOMA Business School; and Pedro Magalhaes, New York University
  • Bank Runs, Contagion, and Mitigation Measures in the United States, 1850-1950. .....Macy Scheck, Middle Tennessee State University; Sean-Patrick Alvarez, Jacksonville State University; Daniel Smith, Middle Tennessee State University; and Jacob Smith, Middle Tennessee State University
  • Expectations, Inflation, and Unemployment 2000–2025: An Empirical Reexamination of the Phillips Curve. .....Robert Mulligan, American Institute for Economic Research
3.A.21. Biodiversity [Allied-AERE]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Lorán Chollete, Sacred Heart University
  • Integrated Ecological-Economic Modeling of Wildlife Trafficking: Insights into Multi-Species Contraband Logistics and Conservation Implications. .....Adrian Lopes, American University of Sharjah
  • The Effect of Land Institutions on Reforestation Policies: Evidence from the New Deal's Civilian Conservation Corps (1930–2000). .....Aparna Howlader, Chatham University
  • Transboundary Impacts of Environmental Policy: Evidence from Migratory Birds along the East Asian-Australasian Flyway. .....Wendong Zhang, Cornell University
  • Natural Capital, Biodiversity, and Corporate Efficiency. .....Lorán Chollete, Sacred Heart University
3.A.22. Extreme Weather [Allied-AERE]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Hyunsuk Oh, Iowa State University
  • The Impact of Coastal Flooding on the Time on Market for Residential Properties: Evidence from the Eastern U.S. Region. .....Wai Yan Siu, Old Dominion University
  • The Effect of Coastal Wetlands on Flood Mitigation during Tropical Cyclones: An Analysis of the East Coast and Gulf of Mexico. .....Xinyu Zeng, University of Georgia
  • Too Hot to Work? Heat Waves and Construction Laborers in the U.S.. .....Hyunsuk Oh, Iowa State University
3.A.23. Who's Earning Doctorates in Economics and Related Fields [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Kristen Broady, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Chair: Kristen Broady, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
  • Who’s Earning Doctorates in Economics and Related Fields?. .....Kristen Broady, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago; Darlene Booth-Bell, Coastal Carolina University; and Antwon Woods, Alcorn State University
Discussants:
  • Quentin Johnson, University of Chicago
  • Aisha Meeks, Morehouse College
  • Jocelyn Jackson, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
  • Dorian Williams, Dillard University
  • Anthony Barr, National Bankers Association
  • Nicolas Werquin, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
3.A.24. Financial Institutions I [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: William Hankins, Jacksonville State University
  • Geographic Specialization through Labor: Implications for Mortgage Credit. .....Erica Jiang, University of Southern California; Yeonjoon Lee, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond; and Will Liu, City University of Hong Kong
  • Political Uncertainty and Credit Union Lending. .....William Hankins, Jacksonville State University; and Anna-Leigh Stone, Samford University
  • When Heterogeneity Matters: Deposit Pooling and Financial Stability. .....Aidan B Hathaway, The University of Alabama; and Robert Reed, The University of Alabama
  • The Weakest Link: Sibling Dynamics and Bank Failures in Multi-Bank Holding Companies. .....Nilufer Ozdemir, University of North Florida
  • Regulatory Forbearance, Credit Misallocation, and Zombie Lending. .....Md Hoque, Florida International University; Sharjil Haque, Federal Reserve Board of Governors; Mohammad Jakaria, University of South Carolina; and Abu Shonchoy, Florida International University
3.A.25. Economics of the Family [GRAD]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Agnitra Roy Choudhury, Auburn University at Montgomery
  • The Impact of Inheritance Rights Reform on Women’s Educational Attainment in India. .....Pratistha Adhikari, Clemson University
  • The Effect of LARC on Birth Spacing and Infant Health: Evidence from Changes in the Medicaid Payment Structure. .....Elizabeth Krause, University of Kentucky
  • Sibling Spillovers and Special Education Access. .....Jose Andres Rosa, University of California, Merced
Discussants:
  • Dinushka Paranavitana, Southwestern University
  • Agnitra Roy Choudhury, Auburn University at Montgomery
  • Jocelyn Wikle, Brigham Young University
3.A.26. Economics of Discrimination [GRAD]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Nick Rupp, East Carolina University
  • Worker Welfare under Algorithmic Wage Discrimination. .....Jyotsana Kala, University of California, Irvine
  • The Role of Pregnancy in Gender Discrimination: Evidence from the Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978. .....Giacomo Marcolin, Northwestern University
  • Course Withdrawals and the Path to College Dropout. .....Hema Shah, Duke University
Discussants:
  • Scott Barkowski, State University of New York at Buffalo
  • Dana J. Smith, College of the Holy Cross
  • Nick Rupp, East Carolina University
3.A.27. Organizational Economic Theory [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Thomas Jungbauer, Cornell University
Chair: Thomas Jungbauer, Cornell University
  • Task Clarity and Credibility in Relational Contracts. .....Nemanja Antic, Northwestern University; Ameet Morjaria, Northwestern University; and Miguel Angel Talamas Marcos, Inter-American Development Bank
  • Design and Price of Influence. .....Ralph Boleslavsky, Indiana University Bloomington; and Aaron Kolb, Indiana University Bloomington
  • Education Signaling and Asymmetric Employer Learning. .....Thomas Jungbauer, Cornell University; Michael Waldman, Cornell University; and Yuhan Chen, Cornell University
  • Equal Pay for Equal Work for Equal Pay. .....Bobak Pakzad-Hurson, Brown University; and Bo Cowgill, Columbia University
3.A.28. Gender Norms and Household Dynamics [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Linda Carmy, Florida International University
  • How Does Gendered Language Impact Gender Roles within Households. .....Raine Spearman, Bentley University
  • Intra-Household Bargaining and Women’s Preferences. .....Linda Carmy, Florida International University
  • Actually, I Don't: The Impact of Warrantless Arrest Laws on Divorce & Marriage. .....Gokhan Kumpas, California State University, Los Angeles; and Ben Brewer, University of Hartford
  • The Cost of Raising a Child: Equivalence Scales in the United States. .....Peibin Hou, Auburn University; Falin Sun, Auburn University; Wendiam Sawadgo, Auburn University; Samir Huseynov, Auburn University; and Wenying Li, Auburn University
3.A.29. Macroeconomics and Labor [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Rosemary Kaiser, Rutgers University
  • Labor Force Participation, College Enrollment, and the Business Cycle. .....Rosemary Kaiser, Rutgers University
  • The Effect of Unemployment Benefits on Scarring: Evidence from Canada. .....Musab Kurnaz, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte; and Terry Yip, McMaster University
  • A Model of Labor Market Sorting and Firm Dynamics. .....Carter Bryson, U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
  • Net Reverse Transfers from Latin America and the Caribbean: An Empirical Analysis, 1970-2021. .....Miguel Ramirez, Trinity College
3.A.30. Monetary Policy I [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Stephen Cole, Marquette University
  • Monetary Policy Transmission in a Small Open Economy before and after the Pandemic: The Case of Mexico. .....Miroslava Quiroga-Treviño, Banco de México; Raúl Ibarra Ramírez, Banco de México; Rocio Elizondo, Banco de México; and Luis Hernandez, Banco de México
  • The Influence of FOMC Forecasts on Private Expectations: An Estimated New Keynesian Model Utilizing SPF and SEP Data. .....Stephen Cole, Marquette University
  • Decoding Unconventional Monetary Policy: The Role of Firm-Level Heterogeneity. .....Jorge Hirs-Garzon, Texas A&M University
  • Securitization and Quantitative Easing with Mortgage-Backed Securities. .....Sami Alpanda, University of Central Florida
  • Identifying Terms-of-Trade Shocks with Foreign Weather: Implications for Monetary Policy. .....Symeon Taipliadis, University of Florida
3.A.31. Macroeconomics and Financial Frictions [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Jinyoung Seo, Wake Forest University
Chair: Jinyoung Seo, Wake Forest University
  • Unconventional Monetary Policy and Redistribution. .....Jinyoung Seo, Wake Forest University
  • Adverse Selection, Liquidity Shortage, and Government Liquidity Facilities. .....Qingqing Cao, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
  • The Liquidity-Inventory Decelerator for Monetary Policy. .....Wentao Zhou, Michigan State University; and Min Fang, University of Florida
  • Interbank Markets, Foreign Banks, and Monetary Policy under a Floor System. .....Duhyeong Kim, Kent State University
3.A.32. Macroeconomics and Economic History [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Jacob Hall, University of Pennsylvania; Patrick Fitzsimmons, George Mason University;
Chair: Alexander Taylor, University of Evansville
  • Islam, Trade, and the Rise of Northwestern Europe. .....Jacob Hall, University of Pennsylvania; and Marcus Shera, Chapman University
  • Sweet Deceit: Understanding the Nature of the Molasses Act Bribe. .....Caleb Petitt, George Mason University
  • The Determinants of Bank Suspension in the Australian Financial Crisis of 1893. .....Mitchell W Harvey, Stanford University
  • A Song of Debt: Internal Public Debt Emergence. .....Mingzhuo Deng, University of Pennsylvania
3.A.33. Environmental Policy Evaluation [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Misak Avetisyan, Texas Tech University
  • Evaluating the Effectiveness of Mobile Emission Standards: Evidence from California’s LEV Program. .....Yuxian Xiao, Michigan State University
  • Regulatory Rollback and the Smoking Tailpipe: Air Quality Effects of Ending Emissions Testing in Tennessee. .....Nicholas Jensen, Middle Tennessee State University
  • Economic and Sectoral Impacts of the U.S. Withdrawal from the Paris Agreement on Global Carbon Markets. .....Misak Avetisyan, Texas Tech University; Ali Jaffri, Texas Tech University; and Hassan Butt, Missouri Southern State University
  • The Unintentional Outcomes of Flood Insurance: Racial Migration Responses to the National Flood Insurance Program. .....Sungha Jo, Indiana University Bloomington
3.A.34. Information and Political Behavior [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Konstantin Zhukov, Indiana University Kokomo
  • Autocrat’s Sales Pitch: Putin’s Justifications for the Invasion of Ukraine. .....Konstantin Zhukov, Indiana University Kokomo
  • The Narrative of Policy Change: Effects on Policy Preferences, Political-Efficacy Beliefs, and Collective Action. .....Lucy Elizabeth Page, University of Pittsburgh; Hannah Ruebeck, Hamilton College; and James Walsh, Agency Fund
  • Leveraging an October Surprise to Estimate Coattail Effects. .....Kayleigh McCrary, University of Richmond
  • Presidential Tweets and Social Unrest: A Dynamic Causal Relationship. .....Bernd Süssmuth, University of Leipzig
  • Peace through Violence: Lessons from an Agent-Based Marauder Economy. .....Daniel Farhat, Radford University; and Thomas Duncan, Radford University
3.A.35. Law and Economics IV [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Henry Thompson, University of Mississippi
  • Prosecutorial Screening Decreases Time-to-Disposition. .....Kevin Himberger, Justice Innovation Lab; and Rory Pulvino, Justice Innovation Lab
  • Law Student Practice Programs: Criminal Justice and Labor Market Outcomes. .....Benjamin Emmich, Florida State University
  • Prosecuting for the In-Group: Victim and Defendant Race Bias from Random Assignment. .....Jiusi Xiao, Claremont Graduate University
  • Trading with an Alien Intelligence. .....Henry Thompson, University of Mississippi
  • Third-Party Litigation Funding through a Transactions Cost Lens: Vertical Separation. .....Andrew Vassallo, Shippensburg University
3.A.36. Digital Networks, Institutions, and Development: ICTs in Fragile and Authoritarian Contexts [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizer: Robert Gonzalez, Georgia Institute of Technology
Chair: Robert Gonzalez, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Port-Au-Prince Calling: Social Network Response to Social Unrest Using Mobile Phone Metadata in Haiti. .....Daniel Putman, Michigan State University
  • Do Information and Communication Technologies Empower Female Workers? Firm-level Evidence from Vietnam. .....Yao Wang, The Ohio State University
  • Social Networks and Local Economic Development: Evidence from Mobile Phone Access in North Korea. .....Young-Yun Choi, Georgia State University
  • Mobile Phone Coverage, Insurgent Violence, and Pro-Rebel Norms in Afghanistan. .....Robert Gonzalez, Georgia Institute of Technology
3.A.37. Women and Children in Developing Countries [Presidential]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Olga Shemyakina, Georgia Institute of Technology; Ruth Uwaifo Oyelere, Agnes Scott College;
Chair: Olga Shemyakina, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Natural Disaster and Child Marriage. .....Padmaja Ayyagari, University of South Florida; Giulia La Mattina, University of South Florida; and Lei Lv, Novo Nordisk
  • Human Capital Impacts of In Utero Exposure to War Conflict in Afghanistan. .....Erkmen Aslim, University of Vermont; Rafiuddin Najam, World Bank; and Erdal Tekin, American University
  • Access to Social Networks and Domestic Violence: Lessons from Nepali Women's Experience. .....Ruth Uwaifo Oyelere, Agnes Scott College; and Sweksha Sharma,
  • Armed Conflict and Women’s Economic Empowerment. .....Olga Shemyakina, Georgia Institute of Technology; and Xiao Hui Tai, University of California at Davis
Discussants:
  • Katherine Theiss, Radford University
  • Abdihafit Shaeye, Kent State University
  • Abu Shonchoy, Florida International University
  • Melanie Khamis, Wesleyan University
3.A.38. Traffic Safety, Traffic Fatalities, and Traffic Efficiency [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Liam Sigaud, West Virginia University
  • The Effects of Certificate-of-Need Laws on Motor Vehicle Deaths. .....Liam Sigaud, West Virginia University
  • Remote Work and Consumer Cities. .....Franklin Qian, University of North Carolina; and Yichen Su, Southern Methodist University
  • Evaluating the Effect of the Cash for Clunkers Program on Traffic Fatalities via Fleet Turnover. .....Eli Kochersperger, Kean University; and Alexander Cardazzi, Old Dominion University
  • Barriers in the Sky. .....Ting Chen, Hong Kong Baptist University; Ziyang Chen, Nanjing University; and Qiyao Zhou, Oklahoma State University
  • What Advertising Techniques of Microtransit Result in Increased Extensive Margin Stated Preference to Use Transit: An Application of a New Estimation Technique. .....Ben Smith, University of Nebraska Omaha; Sona Klucarova, University of Nebraska Omaha; and Jadrian Wooten, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
3.A.39. Topics in Housing Economics I [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: David Martin Brasington, University of Cincinnati
  • Housing Quality and Housing Filtering. .....Peng Zhao, Doane University
  • The Sharing Economy and Home Prices. .....Bryan Weber, College of Staten Island, City University of New York; and Feba George,
  • The Effect of Local Road Maintenance Tax Cuts on House Values. .....David Martin Brasington, University of Cincinnati; and Saani Rawat, University of Cincinnati
  • Rents, Landlord Heterogeneity, and Residential Mobility. .....Wilder Pimentel Basurto, Wofford College
  • State Law, Local Finances, and Housing Affordability: When Flat Fees Have Uneven Effects. .....Colin Williams, University of Virginia
3.A.40. Cannabis, Commerce, and College: New Frontiers in Drug Policy [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Robert Scott, Monmouth University
  • Hazy Lines? Health Behaviors, Cannabis Policy, and the Legacy of Pre-Legalization Markets. .....Rodrigo Aranda, Western Michigan University; and Tiffanie Perrault, Grand Valley State University
  • Flying High? Legalization and Le Black Market for Cannabis. .....Tiffanie Perrault, Grand Valley State University
  • Cannabis Access and College Persistence: Evidence from Washington State’s Dispensary Lottery. .....Anand Mathew, University of Florida
  • High Hops: Agglomeration Economies of Craft Breweries and Marijuana Dispensaries in New Jersey. .....Robert Scott, Monmouth University; and Geoffrey Fouad, Hunter College, City University of New York
3.A.41. Topics in Higher Education I [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Anthony Underwood, Dickinson College
  • Do High School Curricula Matter for University Performance?. .....Mishal Ahmed, Alfaisal University
  • Student Diversity in U.S. Higher Education: The Role of STEM-Designation & OPT Reform. .....Anthony Underwood, Dickinson College; Emily Marshall, Denison University; and Eren Bilen, Dickinson College
  • Exploring Gender Dynamics in STEM Education: Analyzing Female Student Transitions from STEM to Non-STEM Fields in Bangladesh. .....Khandaker Jahangir Alam, Florida International University; Md Amzad Hossain, University of Arkansas; and Abu Shonchoy, Florida International University
  • The Effect of Optional Practice Training on Domestic and Foreign Graduates' Labor Market Outcomes. .....Ruipu Gao, Tulane University
  • The Impact of Higher Education on the Economy of Ohio. .....Saima Bashir, Central State University; and George Owusu-Antwi, Central State University
3.A.42. Health Trends, Institutions, and Policy in the United States [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: Seth Neller, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Samuel Arenberg, University of Houston;
Chair: Seth Neller, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • How Does Variation in Treatment Intensity Affect Patients’ Health and Career Trajectories? Evidence from Random Assignment of Physicians in the Military. .....David Beheshti, The University of Texas at San Antonio; Steve Schwab, The University of Texas at San Antonio; and Tiara Walz, Baylor University
  • Choice between Public and Private Health Care Systems: Evidence from Veterans. .....Marika Cabral, The University of Texas at Austin; Seth Neller, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville; and David Chan, University of California, Berkely
  • Chronicling the Loss of Public Health Insurance: Evidence from the TennCare Disenrollees. .....Sam Stripling, Unlisted; and Samuel Arenberg, University of Houston
  • Candidate Origins of the Recent Stagnation in Midlife Mortality in the United States. .....Samuel Arenberg, University of Houston; Nick Reynolds, University of Essex; and Sam Stripling, Unlisted
3.A.43. COVID-19 and Mental Health [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Meryem Saygili, The University of Texas at Tyler
  • COVID-19-Related University Closures and Mental Health. .....Ayesha Jamal, Murray State University
  • Mental Health Hospitalization Trends in Texas: The COVID-19 Effect. .....Meryem Saygili, The University of Texas at Tyler; and Emine Ayvaci, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
  • Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Women's Health. .....Daniel Grossman, West Virginia University; and Yimin Wang, West Virginia University
  • Shadows in the Air: Mental Health Vulnerabilities under PM10 and PM2.5, before and after COVID-19. .....Jae Il Cho, Korea Insurance Research Institute; and Kyungsun Kim, Korea Insurance Research Institute
3.A.44. Re-Evaluating Mobility: Intergenerational, International, and Outside the Home [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Organizers: John Gibson, University of Waikato; Omoniyi B Alimi, World Bank;
Chair: John Gibson, University of Waikato
  • Intergenerational Earnings Persistence in Aotearoa New Zealand. .....Omoniyi B Alimi, World Bank; and Mare David, Motu Economic and Public Policy Research
  • Unhealthy Assimilation? Selection and Measurement Effects in the Duration Dependent Decline in Respiratory Health of Immigrants. .....John Gibson, University of Waikato
  • Education, Social Norms, and the Marriage Penalty. Evidence from South Asia. .....Maurizio Bussolo, The World Bank; Jonah Rexer, The World Bank; and Margaret Triyana, The World Bank
  • From Parents to Children: Mobility and Capital Transmission in Indonesia. .....Atu Wiguna, University of Waikato; Susan Olivia, University of Waikato; and Omoniyi B Alimi, World Bank
3.A.45. Health, Education, and Welfare [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Wei Yang, University of North Dakota
  • Do Price Regulations on Birth Control Pills Decrease Fertility?. .....Ana Melissa Perez Castano, University of Minnesota
  • The Determinants of Sibling Similarity in Adolescent Risky Behavior: Evidence from South Korea. .....Min-Jung Kim, University of Hawaii at Manoa
  • Child Protection in Response to Public Health Crises: Evidence from the Opioid Epidemic. .....Jeongsoo Suh, Duke University
  • Beyond Conception: The Unintended Impact of Maternal Health Services on Pregnancy Continuation. .....Hyunji Kim, University of Washington
  • The Quality-Quantity Trade-Off with Son Preference: Brother and Sibling Effects on Educational Outcomes in China. .....Wei Yang, University of North Dakota
3.A.46. Alcohol Policy on Motor Vehicle Accidents, Suicide, and In-Utero Health [General]
Monday | 8:00 am-9:45 am |

Chair: Adeel Faheem, University of Wisconsin Parkside
  • Evaluating Alcohol Exclusion Provisions in Health Insurance: Evidence from the Uniform Accident and Sickness Policy Provision Laws. .....Baris Yoruk, State University of New York at Albany; Dhaval Dave, Bentley University; and Joseph Sabia, San Diego State University
  • Happy Hours Gone Wrong: The Impact of Alcohol Consumption on Suicide. .....Archi Arnob, The University of Kansas
  • The Long-term Impact of In-Utero Alcohol Taxes on Adult Prenatal Drinking. .....Godwin O. Aipoh, Georgia State University; Raka Datta, Georgia State University; and Yu-Ting Huang, Georgia State University
  • Natural Disasters and Alcohol Purchase: Evidence from Hurricanes. .....Xuejian Wang, Purdue University; Bhagyashree Katare, Purdue University; and Debadrita Kundu, Purdue University
  • The Efficacy of Regulation versus Taxation for Mitigating Negative Externalities: The Case of Alcohol-Related Road Vehicle Accidents. .....Philip Gayle, Kansas State University; and Adeel Faheem, University of Wisconsin Parkside
3.B.1. Biases and Dishonesty [Allied-ESA]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Bing Jiang, Virginia Military Institute
Chair: Daniela Grieco, University of Milan
  • Missing the Margin: Behavioral Biases in Incremental Decision Making. .....Juliette Sellgren, University of Virginia; Madeleine Green, University of Virginia; Charles Holt, University of Virginia; and Erica Sprott, Harvard University Opportunity Insights
  • Evaluating Evaluators: Experimental Evidence of Sequential Biases in Performance Evaluations. .....Garrison Pollard, University of Florida; Perihan Saygin, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona; and Mark Rush, University of Florida
  • Blue Lies. .....Daniela Grieco, University of Milan
  • Honesty & Observability. .....Jose Lopez, Florida State University
  • Self-Serving Prosocial Lies and Reactions of Beneficiaries. .....Zafer Akin, American University in Dubai; and Elif Hafalir, University of Technology Sydney
3.B.2. Bayesian Econometrics: Methods and Applications [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Tyler Brough, Utah State University
  • Bayesian Pooling of Self- and Peer-Reports to Improve Measurement of Sensitive Behaviors. .....Weihua An, Emory University
  • Large Bayesian Tensor Autoregression. .....Yaling Qi, Purdue University
  • Bayesians in the Catallaxy: Ludwig von Mises Meets Bruno de Finetti. .....Tyler Brough, Utah State University
3.B.3. Forecasting Method and Application [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Elahe Boskabadi, LeMoyne College
  • Diffusion Index Forecast with Tensor Data. .....Bin Chen, University of Rochester
  • Examining the Factors That Drive Professional Forecasters. .....Elahe Boskabadi, LeMoyne College
  • Data-Driven Food Demand Forecasting at Food Pantries in Alabama. .....Mengxue Li, Tuskegee University; Rui Chen, Tuskegee University; and Yin Sun, Auburn University
  • Functional Coefficient Panel Model with State-Varying Loadings and Its Application. .....Zongwu Cai, The University of Kansas; and Jimin Shin, The University of Kansas
3.B.4. Housing Markets [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Timothy Bianco, Allegheny College
  • Housing Ripples Housing Ripples: How Affordable Housing Affects Political Participation. .....Carlos Takeshi Estrada Arzamendi, University of Florida
  • A Tale of Two U.S. House Price Booms. .....Anthony Murphy, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas; John Duca, Oberlin College; and John Muellbauer, Nuffield College, Oxford University
  • Mortgage Seasonality, Capacity Constraints, and Lender Responses. .....Feng Liu, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau; and Young Jo, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
  • Housing Markets, Deregulation, and Mortgage Credit: Insights from the Sand States and Other Regions. .....Beau Sauley, Murray State University; Gary Cornwall, U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis; and Timothy Bianco, Allegheny College
  • Hedonic Price Effects in Condominium and Townhome Transactions in a Coastal Recreational Housing Market. .....Sourav Batabyal, Coastal Carolina University; and Robert Salvino, Coastal Carolina University
3.B.5. Applications of Different DID Techniques and QVAR-FI Methods to Study Empirical Health and Climate Effects [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Arnab Nayak, Mercer University
Chair: Arnab Nayak, Mercer University
  • Risk, Relocation, and Resilience: How Flood Zone Reclassification Shapes Migration and Insurance Take-Up. .....Shan He, Auburn University
  • Regulatory Mechanisms and Innovative Capabilities: Traditional vs. Mainstream Pharmaceutical Firms in China. .....Rishabh Mandal, Mercer University
  • Effects of Early Intervention in Autism Spectrum Disorders. .....Arnab Nayak, Mercer University
  • Anthropogenic Effects of Climate Change: Evidence from a Fractionally Integrated Ice-Age Model. .....Szabolcs Blazsek, Mercer University
Discussants:
  • Szabolcs Blazsek, Mercer University
  • Rishabh Mandal, Mercer University
  • Shan He, Auburn University
  • Arnab Nayak, Mercer University
3.B.6. Economics of Gender [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Aiday Sikhova, Texas Tech University
  • The Future of Work: Remote Opportunities and Female Labor Force Participation. .....Meng Song, University of Connecticut
  • Better Together? Faculty, Gender Match, and Credit in Science. .....Enrico Berkes, University of Maryland, Baltimore County; Aiday Sikhova, Texas Tech University; and Bruce Weinberg, The Ohio State University
  • Gender Disparities in Divorce Laws: Incentivizing Women's Education. .....Lele Zhao, Tulane University
  • The Role of Multi-Generational Households on Mothers' Employment. .....Elisa Taveras, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
3.B.7. Economic Development III [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Yang Xuan, Louisiana State University in Shreveport
  • The Gravity of Patent Protection: Policy, Frictions, and Technology Diffusion. .....Zach Luther, Vanderbilt University
  • Impact of Climate Shocks on Gender Division of Labor: A Case Study from an Indian Coastal Hotspot. .....Jheelum Jheelum, American University
  • The Breadth and Depth of College Graduates’ Employment in China: Insight from Online Job Posting Data. .....Yang Xuan, Louisiana State University in Shreveport
  • Does a High Minimum Wage Insulate or Expose Workers to the Effects of Technological Change? Evidence from U.S. States. .....Mahesh Mukundarao Dhole, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
  • Rising Temperatures and Labor Market: Evidence from Iraq. .....Kwabena Krah, Loyola University Chicago; Lokendra Phadera, World Bank; and Lais Gutierrez, World Bank
3.B.9. Education, Health, and Wealth [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Tin-Chun Lin, Indiana University Northwest
  • The Impact of College Education Deprivation on Adult Mortality: Evidence from China. .....Yu Liu, Tulane University
  • Balancing Parental Priorities: Investment in Entertainment vs. Children’s Education. .....Tin-Chun Lin, Indiana University Northwest
  • The Intergenerational Effects of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act. .....Patralekha Ukil, San Jose State University
  • Fostering a Gentler Flight from the Nest: Effects of Foster Care Reform on Labor Market Outcomes. .....Kate Musen, Columbia University
3.B.10. Entrepreneurship, Growth, and Economic Development II [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Nabamita Dutta, University of Wisconsin--La Crosse
Chair: Joshua Daniel Ammons, Wabash College
  • Risk, Marriage, and Enterprise: Understanding Female Entrepreneurship through Uncertainty Avoidance. .....Nabamita Dutta, University of Wisconsin--La Crosse; and Joshua Daniel Ammons, Wabash College
  • Democracy, State, and Cornucopia: Using Panel Vector Autoregression in Sequencing Political, State, and Economic Institutions in Modernization Theory. .....Colin O`Reilly, Creighton University; and Ryan Murphy, Southern Methodist University
  • Revolutionary Hangover: The Development Costs We Didn’t See Coming!. .....Joshua Daniel Ammons, Wabash College; Towhid Iqram Mahmood, Austin Peay State University; and Shishir Shakya, Appalachian State University
  • Breaking Barriers: Gender Law and Female Entrepreneurship. .....Adam Stivers, University of Wisconsin–La Crosse; Nabamita Dutta, University of Wisconsin--La Crosse; Khang Duong, University of Wisconsin–La Crosse; and Aditya Anil, University of Wisconsin–La Crosse
3.B.11. IO and Markets for Beer, Wine, Liquor, and Cannabis [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Sarah Quintanar, University of North Texas
Chair: Sarah Quintanar, University of North Texas
  • More than Wine? The Impact of AVAs on Craft Beer and Other Related Industries. .....Matthew McMahon, West Chester University; Gary Wagner, University of Louisiana at Lafayette; and Sarah Quintanar, University of North Texas
  • The Role of Medical School Training and Cannabis Law Permissiveness on Prescribing Behaviors and Non-Medical Cannabis Consumption. .....Danielle Atkins, Florida State University; Shelby Steuart, The University of Chicago; and Rhet Smith, The University of Texas at El Paso
  • What Is the Iowa State-Owned Liquor Monopoly Maximizing?. .....Steve Landgraf, Virginia Military Institute
  • Wine about It: Machine Learning and Measuring Red Tape in the Ava Process. .....Matthew McMahon, West Chester University; and Sarah Quintanar, University of North Texas
3.B.12. Labor Market [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Diego Guerrero, Northwestern University
  • Hours Worked and Earnings Inequality over Time. .....Tyler Schumacher, Vanderbilt University
  • Bridging the Digital Divide: Heterogeneities in the Impact of Broadband Expansion on Labor Markets. .....Diego Guerrero, Northwestern University; and Michelle Yin, Northwestern University
  • Worker Beliefs about outside Offers, Wage Setting, Wage Dispersion, and Sorting. .....Junjie Guo, University of Wisconsin--Madison
  • Who are the Self-Employed? A Comparative Analysis of Survey and Administrative Data. .....Besufekad Alemu, U.S. Census Bureau; and Jennifer Bernard, U.S. Census Bureau
  • Mobility and Market Power in Healthcare Labor Markets. .....Tesa Leonce-Regalado, Columbus State University; and Ivan Regalado Rodriguez, Piedmont Columbus Regional Hospital
3.B.13. Labor and Demographic Economics IV [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Zhaochen He, Christopher Newport University
  • Green Equity: Assessing Job Creation for Minority Communities in the Wake of Marijuana Legalization. .....Zhaochen He, Christopher Newport University; and Travis Taylor, Christopher Newport University
  • The Racial Wage Gap and Task Return. .....Jeongmin Ha, Michigan State University
  • Comparing the Effects of Temporary versus Permanent Amnesty Policies on Immigrants' Outcomes. .....Mate Szurop, University of Colorado Boulder
  • Do Small Firms Truly Not Exert Monopsony Power over Workers?. .....Sachiko Kazekami, Keio University
3.B.14. Taxes and Regulation [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Zadia Feliciano, Queens College, City University of New York
  • The Instrumented Effects of Regulations: Evidence from U.S. States and Industries by OLS, IV, and 2SLS. .....Aleksander Krzysztof Psurek, George Mason University; Vincent Geloso, George Mason University; and Alex Tabarrok, George Mason University
  • Tax Reform with Profit Shifting. .....Jiaqi Dou, State university of New York at Stony Brook
  • The Impact of R&D Tax Credits on Firm Behavior: R&D Expenditures, Technology and Exports. .....Zadia Feliciano, Queens College, City University of New York
  • Does Tax Integration Influence Economic Growth?. .....Jean Sepulveda, Universidad del Desarrollo; and Luis Escobar, Universidad del Desarrollo
3.B.15. International Economics I [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Daniel Esteban Clayton, Fort Lewis College
  • How Did They Survive COVID-19 Pandemic: Survey of Businesses in India, a Re-evaluation. .....Kishore Kulkarni, Metropolitan State University of Denver; and Amitabh Dutta, Florida Institute of Technology
  • Foreign Aid and Child Health in Sub-Saharan Africa. .....Akshay Ramana, Bentley University
  • Remittances and Business Cycles: The Role of Financial Development. .....Berrak Bahadir, Florida International University; and Kuhelika De, Butler University
  • Return Migration as a Driver of Financial Inclusion. .....Daniel Esteban Clayton, Fort Lewis College; José R. Bucheli, The University of Texas at El Paso; and Matias Fontenla, University of New Mexico
  • Migration, Remittance, and Household Education. .....Shankar Ghimire, Florida Southern College; Kul Kapri, Rowan University; Krishna Paudel, U.S. Department of Agriculture; and Deborah Williams,
3.B.16. The U.S.-China Trade War [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Zachary Cohle, Saginaw Valley State University
  • Chinese Import Shocks and U.S. Local Poverty. .....Minsu Kim, Pennsylvania State University; Zheng Tian, Pennsylvania State University; Anil Rupasingha, U.S. Department of Agriculture; and Stephan Goetz, Pennsylvania State University
  • Tariff Evasion: Evidence from the U.S.-China Trade War. .....Danielle Parks, University of Colorado Boulder
  • The Production and Consumption Effects of Trade Policy in the US-China Trade War. .....Saunok Chakrabarty, Purdue University
  • Multinational Production and Trade Policy. .....Felix Tintelnot, Duke University
3.B.17. Economic Classroom Interventions [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Joseph Steven Connors, Florida Southern College
  • Employing Gamification to Boost Students’ Performance in Economics Courses at Qatar University. .....Mahmoud Abdellatif, Qatar University
  • Learning by Doing: Hands on Opportunities for Students in Entrepreneurship, Business, and Economics. .....Joseph Steven Connors, Florida Southern College; Justin Heacock, Florida Southern College; and Vincent Miozzi, Florida Southern College
  • Out-of-Equilibrium and the Production Possibility Curve. .....Alan Hochstein, Concordia University
  • Introductory Economics Course Professor Student Gender-Match and Future Class Taking Behavior. .....Marissa Eckrote-Nordland, University of Wisconsin–La Crosse; John Nunley, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse; and Lisa Giddings, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
  • Unbiased Estimator of What?. .....Deepti Goel, Pitzer College
3.B.18. Applied Political Economy [Allied-SDAE]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Adam Martin, Texas Tech University
Chair: Nicolas Cachanosky, The University of Texas at El Paso
  • Sexual Discrimination in Credit: Why Was the Equal Credit Opportunity Act 'Necessary'. .....Michael Makovi, Western New Mexico University
  • Updating the Permanent War Economy. .....Thomas Duncan, Radford University; Chris Coyne, George Mason University; and Abigail Hall, University of Tampa
  • Ecuador’s (In)effective Environmental Constitutional Amendment. .....Nicolas Cachanosky, The University of Texas at El Paso; João Pedro Bastos, Texas Tech University; and Justin Callais, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
  • From Economic Shocks to Creative Blocks. .....Edwar Escalante, Angelo State University
  • Virginity Tests in Western Europe. .....Jordan Hillman, Metropolitan State University of Denver
3.B.19. Norms, Expertise and Dysfunction [Allied-SDAE]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Vincent Carret, Creighton University
Chair: Vincent Carret, Creighton University
  • Moral Spanner in the Works. Proposing the Concept of Moral Dysfunction to Illuminate Economic Debate. .....Johanna Jauernig, Tulane University
  • Liberalism – Failed and Functional: A Response to the Post-Liberal Critique. .....Diana Thomas, Creighton University; and Michael Thomas, Creighton University
  • Price Controls and the Inverse Knowledge Problem. .....Vincent Carret, Creighton University; and Colin O`Reilly, Creighton University
  • The Great Strawman: The Left's Business Cycle Critique of Capitalism, and the Pro-Capitalist Response. .....Raymond Niles, St. John's University
3.B.21. Forests [Allied-AERE]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Jill Caviglia-Harris, Salisbury University
  • Agroforestry Adoption in New England: A SWOT-ANP Assessment. .....Sajja Panta, University of New Hampshire
  • Matching Method for Benefit Transfer of the Homeowner Benefits of Urban Tree Cover. .....Kent Kovacs, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
  • Oil Palm Expansion and the Economics of Forest Fragmentation. .....Elías Cisneros, The University of Texas at Dallas
  • Aligning Policy Incentives with Land Governance to Reduce Deforestation: Federal Pressure, Local Action, and Lessons from Brazil’s Priority List. .....Jill Caviglia-Harris, Salisbury University; and Katrina Mullan, University of Montana
3.B.23. Methodological Advances in Labor Economics [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Gregorio Caetano, University of Georgia
Chair: Gregorio Caetano, University of Georgia
  • Firm Exposure, Labor Market Competition, and the Worker Incidence of Trade Shocks. .....Jeronimo Carballo, University of Colorado Boulder; and Richard Mansfield, University of Colorado
  • The Economics of Monotonicity Conditions: Exploring Choice Incentives in IV Models. .....Moshe Buchinski, SciencesPo; Paul Gertler, University of California, Berkeley; and Rodrigo Pinto, University of South Florida
  • Prospective Fertility Intentions and LATEs of Fertility on Female Labor Supply. .....Hidehiko Ichimura, University of Arizona; Wanchuan Lin, Peking University; and Juan Pantano, The University of Arizona
  • Household Chores and the Gender Gap in Child Development: Evidence from Bunching. .....Carolina Caetano, University of Georgia; Gregorio Caetano, University of Georgia; and Kelly Santos, Insper
3.B.24. Financial Institutions II [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Ruoning Han, Whitman College
  • Are Lemons Sold to Unaffiliated Securitizations? Evidence from Acquisitions of Loan Originators. .....Hong Lee, Wright State University
  • Human-AI Synergy in Marketplace Lending: Complementary Strength or Redundancy?. .....Mahyar Ebrahimitorki, University of South Carolina
  • Microfinance under Competition: Theory and Empirical Evidence. .....Ruoning Han, Whitman College; and Ahadul Kabir Muyeed, A2F Consulting
  • Location Choices of Community Banks and Redlining: The Case of Minority Depository Institutions. .....Noara Razzak, Clemson University
  • Tax, Corporate Structure, and Cost of Debt. .....Hyeonjin Im, Texas A&M International University; and Michael Sykuta, University of Missouri
3.B.25. Economics of Innovation [GRAD]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Fernando D'Andrea, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
  • Private Investment Learning from Public Capital Doing: The Effects of Public R&D Investment on the Technological Progress of Private Investment. .....Prince Oshoke Abu, Middle Tennessee State University
  • Technical Innovation and Market Competition. .....Ningning Guo, Indiana University Bloomington
  • Improper Patent Listings as a Method of Entry Deterrence in the U.S. Pharmaceutical Industry. .....Lilly F. Kirby-Rivera, The University of Oklahoma
  • Ownership Structure and Economic Growth: A Network Approach. .....Koki Okumura, University of California, Los Angeles
Discussants:
  • Ha Bui, Grinnell College
  • Tengda Gong, University of Manitoba
  • Fernando D'Andrea, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
  • Shresth Garg, University of Pennsylvania
3.B.26. Economics of Nursing [GRAD]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Alicia Plemmons, West Virginia University
  • Economic, Social, and Healthcare Implications of Supporting the Intellectual and Developmental Disability (IDD) Community. .....Emefa Surprize Buaka, University of North Carolina Greensboro
  • The Relationship Between Scope of Practice, Medication Assisted Treatment, and Opioid Overdose Deaths. .....Linnea Endersby, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • The Impact of Free Natural Childbirth on Delivery Method Choice: Evidence from a Health Program in Iran. .....Aida Ashtari Nakhaee, Florida International University
  • The Spillover Effects of Nurse Practitioner Scope of Practice Expansions on Safety Net Program Participation: Evidence from WIC. .....Lilly Ann Springer, The University of Kansas
Discussants:
  • Jose Fernandez, University of Louisville
  • Alicia Plemmons, West Virginia University
  • Elissa Philip Gentry, Arizona State University
  • Shishir Shakya, Appalachian State University
3.B.27. Topics in Applied Causal Inference [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Luke Maddock, Colorado State University
Chair: Luke Maddock, Colorado State University
  • Source of Income Discrimination and Homelessness: Effects of Anti-Discrimination Laws. .....Luke Maddock, Colorado State University
  • Male Unemployment and Intrafamilial Outcomes: Evidence from Appalachia. .....Matthew Ryan Eaton, Clemson University; and Maxwell Bullard, Texas A&M University
  • Up in Smoke: The Long-Term Economic Impact of Mega-Fires on Colorado’s Tourism-Dependent Counties. .....Thomas Gifford, Colorado State University
  • China Shock Propagation in the European Union. .....Sean Callahan, Colorado State University
3.B.28. Income Inequality [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Wilson Law, Baylor University
  • Income Inequality and Rule of Law: A Dynamic Panel Data Estimation. .....Bishwa Koirala, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke; and Gyanendra Pradhan, Christopher Newport University
  • Asymmetry and Inequality Persistence across Economic Distributions for Australian Private Health Insurance Cover. .....Rohan Best, Macquarie University; Berna Tuncay Alpanda, Koc University; Olukorede Abiona, Macquarie University; Anam Bilgrami, Macquarie University; and Nguyen Ngoc, National Economics University
  • Student Debt and Aggregate Consumption: Does Inequality Matter?. .....Berrak Bahadir, Florida International University
  • Redistribution of Opportunities. .....Wilson Law, Baylor University
  • A Framework for Decomposing Wage Dispersion with an Application to Foreign and Internal Migration in the U.S. from 2001-2019. .....Bent Sorensen, University of Houston; Fan Wang, University of Houston; and Adelia Zytek, Rice University
3.B.29. Price Level and Inflation [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Lawrence Ogbeifun, Hartwick College
  • Revisiting the Quantity Theory of Money: Measurement and Filtering Perspectives. .....Lawrence Ogbeifun, Hartwick College
  • The Time-Varying Impact of Geopolitical Risks on Global Inflation Volatility. .....Zo Nantenaina Andriantomanga, University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee
  • Beyond Alchian and Klein: A Modern Re-evaluation of Inflation Measurement. .....David Agyeman-Duodu, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville; and Joshua Hendrickson, The University of Mississippi
  • Overcoming Trend Inflation: The Power of Average Inflation Targeting. .....Marco Airaudo, Drexel University; and Fangqian Wu, Drexel University
  • Identifying Funded and Unfunded Fiscal Shocks. .....Nathan Balke, Southern Methodist University; Fangzhou Sha, Southern Methodist University; and Carlos Zarazaga, Southern Methodist University
3.B.30. Monetary Policy II [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Kenneth Rich, The University of Mississippi
  • When Money Matters Differently: Asymmetric Effects of Inside and Outside Money Shocks. .....Kenneth Rich, The University of Mississippi; and Joshua Hendrickson, The University of Mississippi
  • Inflation Targeting Today: Is It Still Making a Difference?. .....Swati Sharma, University of North Carolina Wilmington
  • Monetary Policy Transmission and Age Heterogeneity by State. .....Jennifer Ferris, The George Washington University
  • Investigating the Dynamics of Monetary Policy and International Trade. .....M. Jahangir Alam, Texas A&M University; and Matthew Schaffer, Eastern Michigan University
3.B.31. Money and Interest Rates [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: William Crowder, The University of Texas at Arlington
  • Information and Liquidity Revisited. .....Duhyeong Kim, Kent State University; and Xinchan Lu, Grinnell College
  • Digital Divergence: CBDCs, Bitcoin, and Cash in the Shadow Economy. .....Talha Cakir, Purdue University
  • Inflation Risk and Interest Rates. .....William Crowder, The University of Texas at Arlington
  • Monetary Policy Regimes and the Overnight Rate: Evidence from Bangladesh. .....Muhammad Imam Hussain, State University of New York at Binghamton
  • Policy Rate Mismatches: Evidence from U.S. States. .....Zo Nantenaina Andriantomanga, University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee; N. Kundan Kishor, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; and Labesh Kumar, University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee
3.B.32. Religion, Culture, and the State [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizers: Jacob Hall, University of Pennsylvania; Patrick Fitzsimmons, George Mason University;
Chair: Jacob Hall, University of Pennsylvania
  • The State and the Cost of Violence. .....Patrick Fitzsimmons, George Mason University
  • Where Danger Lies: The Economics of Papal Elections. .....Benjamin Bauer, George Mason University; Peter Leeson, George Mason University; and Ennio Emanuele Piano, The University of Mississippi
  • Seppuku. .....Sam Branthoover, University of Mississippi; and Peter Leeson, George Mason University
  • The King's French: The Political Economy of Language. .....Alexander Taylor, University of Evansville; and Jacob Hall, University of Pennsylvania
3.B.33. Food Policy and Measurement [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Peibin Hou, Auburn University
  • Improving the Measurement of Food Insecurity through IRTree Models. .....Peibin Hou, Auburn University; Falin Sun, Auburn University; Wenying Li, Auburn University; and Jeffrey Dorfman, North Carolina State University
  • The Effects of Structural Adjustments on Food Self-Sufficiency. .....Sushant Singh, The University of Oklahoma
  • How the Adoption of SNAP Affects SNAP Participants’ Diet Quality?. .....Yun Fan, University of Georgia; and Chen Zhen, University of Georgia
3.B.34. Market Structure and Design [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Eric Schmidbauer, University of Central Florida
  • Do Avid Skiers Pay Less? Ski-Lift Pricing Reconsidered.. .....Jiri Nohejl, George Mason University
  • Patent Licensing in Product Variety Networks. .....Camilo Rubbini, Florida State University; and Marcos Ross Fernandes, University of Sao Paulo
  • Love Letters: Persuasion in Auctions. .....Eric Schmidbauer, University of Central Florida; and Ralph Boleslavsky, Indiana University Bloomington
  • College Admission Games in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. .....Abdullah Almeer, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
3.B.35. Policing and Crime [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: David Johnson, University of Central Missouri
  • Does Police Presence Affect Illicit Drug Use? An Empirical Investigation Using NIBRS. .....Nicholas Lovett, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater; and Yuhan Xue, University of Wisconsin, Whitewater
  • Guns, Law Enforcement, and Death in the United States of America. .....David Johnson, University of Central Missouri; and Travis Roach, University of Central Oklahoma
  • Evaluating the Effect of Monitoring on Officer Decision-Making and Bias. .....Robert Baumann, College of the Holy Cross; and Christopher Oconnor, College of the Holy Cross
  • Police Officer Interactions in Arrests, Stops, and Misconduct. .....Katherine Kwok, University of Wisconsin--Madison
  • The Unintended Tax of Decarceration: Proposition 47 On California Price Levels. .....Corey Alexander Pendleton, Lincoln Memorial University
3.B.36. ICTs, Behavior, and Access: The Role of Digital Connectivity on Human Capital and Social Outcomes [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Robert Gonzalez, Georgia Institute of Technology
Chair: Robert Gonzalez, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Hold the Phone: The Short- and Long-Run Impacts of Connecting Indian Women to Digital Technology. .....Charity Moore, Ohio State University
  • The Impact of Mobile Internet on Immigration: Evidence from Mexico's 3G Rollout. .....Ryan Ellis, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Crime in the Age of Social Media: The Causal Impact of Viral Content on Criminal Behavior. .....Robert Gonzalez, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Boosting Study Habits with High-Frequency Information: A Field Experiment to Aid Disadvantaged Students. .....Abu Shonchoy, Florida International University
3.B.37. Innovation [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Matthew Nagler, The City College, City University of New York
  • Altruism and Innovation. .....Matthew Nagler, The City College, City University of New York; and Laura Kornish, University of Colorado Boulder
  • Industry Life Cycles in General Equilibrium. .....Laurent Cavenaile, University of Toronto; Ruben Gaetani, University of Toronto; Pau Roldan-Blanco, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona; and Tom Schmitz, Queen Mary University
  • Mama, I’m Coming Home: Brain Gain through Brain Circulation in India. .....Narendra Regmi, University of Wisconsin--Whitewater; and Krishna Sharma, Clemson University
  • Radical Innovation and Innovation Strategy: Identifying Shifts in Firm Strategy through Radical Innovation Indicators. .....Nicholas Dell Dunagan, Clemson University
3.B.38. Urban Economics Dynamics [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Andrii Parkhomenko, University of Southern California
  • Where to Next? Mobile Broadband and Business Dynamics. .....John Reaves, Michigan State University
  • Interstate Highway’s Impact on Less-Urbanized Areas. .....Jiatong Xue, The University of Alabama
  • Dynamic Urban Economics. .....Brian Greaney, University of Washington; Andrii Parkhomenko, University of Southern California; and Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh, Columbia University
  • Land Zoning, Firm Dynamics, and Spatial Efficiency. .....Xinyi Li, University of Notre Dame
  • The Impacts of Rate Surge on Electric Vehicle Charging Behaviors: Evidence from California. .....Shulong Luo, University of Pittsburgh; and Yucheng Wang, University of Sydney
3.B.39. Topics in Housing Economics II [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Jason Beck, Georgia Southern University
  • Competition and Turnover in Residential Real Estate Brokerage across Neighborhoods. .....Jason Beck, Georgia Southern University
  • Homeownership on the Rebound: Decomposing the Rise of Low-income Homeownership. .....Erik Hembre, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
  • Boosting Economic Activity in Distressed Areas: Lessons from the Historically Underutilized Business Zone Program. .....Craig Sylvera, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
  • Water Contamination and Real Estate Prices: The Effect of Newark’s Lead-in-Water Crisis. .....Sadichchha Shrestha, University of Hawaii at Manoa
3.B.40. Smoking, Vaping, and Dust [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Onyedikachi Emmanuel Chike, Loyola University New Orleans
  • Vaping vs. Smoking: Analyzing the Links to Arthritis and Overall Health Using Double Machine Learning. .....Onyedikachi Emmanuel Chike, Loyola University New Orleans; Syed Badruddoza, Texas Tech University; and Conrad Lyford, Texas Tech University
  • E-Cigarette Taxes and Asthma Rates: Evidence from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System. .....Oluwafemi David Ogunjemilua, University of Missouri; and Brad Davis, University of Missouri
  • Childhood Origins of Adult Mental Health: An Analysis from the Economic Perspective for the Dust Bowl Victims. .....Md Rahman, The University of New Mexico
  • The Effects of Tobacco 21 Laws on Young Adults’ Criminal Participation. .....Qihua Qiu, Augusta University; and Jaesang Sung, Northern Arizona University
3.B.41. Topics in Higher Education II [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Brachel Robert Champion, United States Air Force Academy
  • Pharmacy School Cost and Opioid Dispensing: A Hidden Connection?. .....Bokyung Kim, University of Connecticut; Minseog Kim, The University of Texas at Austin; and Geunyong Park, National University of Singapore
  • The Time Costs of Academic Credit Hours: Evidence from USAFA. .....Aaron Albert, United States Air Force Academy; and Brachel Robert Champion, United States Air Force Academy
  • The Changing Pathways of High School Graduates: Why College Is Losing Ground. .....Kevin Mumford, Purdue University; and Qilu Pan, Purdue University
  • Supporting Advanced Manufacturing Growth: How Do Community Colleges Respond to Local Economic Development Investments?. .....Emily Wilcox Walls, University of Kentucky
  • Ability Bias, Human Capital, or Sheepskin Effects? A Factor Model-Based Decomposition of the Returns to Schooling. .....Mohitosh Kejriwal, Purdue University; Xiaoxiao Li, Villanova University; and Evan Totty, U.S. Census Bureau
3.B.42. Lifecycle Outcomes: From Childhood to Death [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Sungmee Kim, Duke University
Chair: David Dongyoon Shin, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • The Unintended Cost of Distance Learning: An Analysis of Child Maltreatment. .....Sungmee Kim, Duke University; and Jeongsoo Suh, Duke University
  • The Role of Merit-Based Aid in College Enrollment and Selection: Evidence from Georgia’s HOPE Scholarship. .....Bogyung Kim, Georgia State University
  • The Effect of Intergenerational Parent-Adult Child Contact on Parental Mental Health. .....Sunwoo Park, Clemson University; Janghyeok An, Clemson University; and Ruohan Tang, Liaocheng University
  • De-Coding Wills: A Textual Analysis of End-of-Life Decisions. .....David Dongyoon Shin, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville; and Sungmee Kim, Duke University
3.B.43. Unsafe Places? Domestic Violence, Shootings, and Bullying [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Hannah Ruebeck, Hamilton College
  • Impact of Sexual and Reproductive Health Education on Adolescent Well-being. .....Aditi Choudhary, University of Georgia
  • The Impact of Violence on Educational Attainment in India. .....Meghna Laha, Clemson University
  • How Do Mass Shootings at Universities Impact Crime on Campus and University Outcomes?. .....Marisa Cameron, Pomona College
  • LGBTQ Identity in Adolescence and the Peer Effects of "Coming Out". .....Hannah Ruebeck, Hamilton College
  • Domestic Violence Shelters and Victim Well-Being. .....Morgan Julie Kearns, University of Georgia
3.B.44. Topics in Applied Micro: Health Care Markets and Climate Change [Presidential]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Organizer: Sara Markowitz, Emory University
Chair: Sara Markowitz, Emory University
  • From Storm Surge to Rent Surge: Spillover Effects of Hurricane Sandy on the Rental Market. .....Emerson Hamer, Emory University
  • The Effects of Interstate Licensure Compacts on Mental Health. .....Hannah Pitzer, Emory University
  • To Operate or Not to Operate: The Effects of Medical School Training on Current Practice Intensity. .....Shirley Cai, Emory University
  • Understanding the Flood Insurance Gap: Factors Influencing Adoption and Renewal Behavior. .....Kunal Garg, Texas A&M University
3.B.45. Health, Education, and Welfare: Interventions and Innovations [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Inhyuck (Steve) Ha, Western Carolina University
  • The Influence of Economic Indicators on Fertility Rates in the United States. .....Sediq Sameem, Alabama A&M University
  • The Impact of the North Carolina Promise Tuition Plan on Educational Outcomes and Student Success. .....Inhyuck (Steve) Ha, Western Carolina University; Hoolda Kim, Fayetteville State University; and AJ Grube, Western Carolina University
  • How Does Telephone Triage Affect Patient Utilization and Health Outcomes?. .....Ken Suzuki, Stanford University; Liam Rose, Department of Veterans Affairs; Linda Diem Tran, Department of Veterans Affairs; and Anita Vashi, Department of Veterans Affairs
3.B.46. Maternal Health and Birth Outcomes across Four Nations [General]
Monday | 10:00 am-11:45 am |

Chair: Atia Ferdousee, City of Norfolk
  • Maternity Ward Crowding, Birth Outcomes, and Future Fertility and Healthcare Decisions: Evidence from California. .....Yuli Xu, University of California, San Diego; and Letian Yin, University of California, San Diego
  • Maternal Healthcare and National Health Policy: Evidence from India. .....Shivangi Sarkar, Clemson University
  • Initiation and Impact of Multilateral Project: Evidence from Rural Village Water Resources Management Project of Nepal. .....Bibek Acharya, The University of New Mexico
  • Weathering the Heat: Newborn Health and Climate Resilience Lessons from South Korea. .....Ahram Han, Seoul National University; and Gi Khan Ten, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University
  • Ever-Increasing Caesarean Sections Birth in Bangladesh and Its Economic Burden. .....Atia Ferdousee, City of Norfolk; and Abida Ferdousee, Jahangirnagar University
3.C.1. Gender [Allied-ESA]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Organizer: Bing Jiang, Virginia Military Institute
Chair: Laura Razzolini, The University of Alabama
  • Competitiveness and Partner Income: Gender Differences in Mating and Cross-Productivity Effects. .....David Ong, Jinan University-University of Birmingham Joint Institute; and Gahye (Rosalyn) Jeon, Georgia State University
  • Gender Salience of Wage Comparisons and Labor Supply. .....Anastassiya Karaban, University of Connecticut
  • Strategic Misreporting in Wage Negotiations: Cheap Talk and Outside Obligations. .....Laura Razzolini, The University of Alabama; Shakun Mago, University of Richmond; and Jennifer Pate, Loyola Marymount University
3.C.2. Causal Inference: Difference-in-Differences and Regression Discontinuity [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Hugo Sant`Anna, The University of Alabama at Birmingham
  • Difference-in-Differences with 'Bad Controls'. .....Hugo Sant`Anna, The University of Alabama at Birmingham; Brant Callaway, University of Georgia; Carolina Caetano, University of Georgia; and Stroud Payne, Vanderbilt University
  • Rolling Approach to Difference-in-Differences: Exploring Treatment Reversibility and Moderating Effects. .....Soo Jeong Lee, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
  • Regression Discontinuity Design with Distribution-Valued Outcomes. .....David Van Dijcke, University of Michigan
  • Incorporating Weight Matrices in Regression Discontinuity Design. .....Beau Sauley, Murray State University; and Gary Cornwall, U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
3.C.4. Financial Risks and Shocks [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Anthony Murphy, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
  • What Drives Cyber Losses at U.S. Banks? Potential Statistical Markers. .....Anthony Murphy, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas; and Michael Tindall, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
  • Regional Resilience to Financial Stress Episodes and the Role of External Networks. .....Luca Bettarelli, University of Palermo
  • Heterogeneous Beliefs of Intermediaries and Term Premia. .....Hong Gayeon, Seoul National University
  • Generalization of Hierarchical Clustering for Hidden Community Spillover Detection in Multilayer Networks. .....Jamshid Ardalankia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; Ali Habibnia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; Marcel Ausloos, University of Leicester; and Reza Jafari, Shahid Beheshti University
3.C.6. Economics of Gender and Non-Labor Discrimination I [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Hesong Yang, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
  • From Prohibition to Choice: The Impact of Abortion Legalization on Fertility and Child Investments in Nepal. .....Jijeebisha Bhattarai, State University of New York at Binghamton; and Ajinkya Keskar, State University of New York at Binghamton
  • Extended Family, Care Responsibilities, and Maternal Employment. .....Nahian Azad Shashi, Iowa State University
  • Beyond the Ashes: Tracing Women's Empowerment in the Wake of Gujarat's Communal Violence. .....Sumedha Ray, The University of Oklahoma
  • Gender Segregation and Hiring in Japanese Labor Markets over the Business Cycle. .....Hesong Yang, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
3.C.7. Economics of Minorities [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Neil Silveus, Hope College
  • Xenophobia, Racism, or Immigration Policies? A Field Experiment. .....Cody Dirks, Southern Utah University; Vitor Melo, Clemson University; and Liya Palagashvili, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
  • Refugee Urban Shelters and Locals' Electoral Outcomes: Evidence from the Venezuelan Refugee Crisis in Northern Brazil. .....Carlos Brito, University of California, Davis
  • Resettlement Agency Resource Strain and Refugee Outcomes: Evidence from Catholic Sex Abuse Scandals. .....Neil Silveus, Hope College; Jia Huang, The Chinese University of Hong Kong; Pun Winichakul, Smith College; and Ning Zhang, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
  • Distortions and the Life Cycle of Immigrant-Owned Firms. .....Lin Shao, Bank of Canada; and Ashantha Ranasinghe, University of Alberta
3.C.9. Higher Ed and Competition [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Joseph Smith, Washington & Lee University
  • The Impact of Dropping Standardized Testing Requirements on Applicants, Admits, and Enrollees in Higher Education. .....Brigham Walker, Tulane University; and Shafiq Siita, Tulane University
  • Private and Public Post-Secondary Education Comparisons. .....Tara Grealis, Western New England University; Paul Tomolonis, Western New England University; and Oskar Harmon, University of Connecticut
  • Spending Their Way to Solvency: Testing Bowen's Law in Higher Education. .....Joseph Smith, Washington & Lee University; Clint Buck, Abilene Christian University; and Joseph Wilck, Bucknell University
  • Quality Regulation in Non-Selective Higher Education: Evidence from the Gainful Employment Rule. .....Nelson Oviedo, University of Michigan
  • Institutional Rankings and Strategic Disclosure: Evidence from Medical, Law, and Business Schools. .....Ahmed Eddhir, Centre College
3.C.10. Market Structure [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Shresth Garg, University of Pennsylvania
  • Unveiling Bargaining Impacts of Mergers and Divestitures. .....Yann Delaprez, LUISS University
  • Product Discontinuations in the Pharmaceutical Industry. .....Tuba Tuncel, Florida State University; Pierre Dubois, Toulouse School of Economics; and Elissa Philip Gentry, Arizona State University
  • Dynamic Effects of Price Controls and Deregulation Policies: Evidence from the Indian Cement Industry. .....Shresth Garg, University of Pennsylvania; and Sagar Saxena, University of Pennsylvania
  • What Makes Apps Succeed?. .....Byoungmin Yu, University of Florida; and Mark A. Jamison, University of Florida
3.C.11. Sovereign Debt and Default [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Organizer: Carlos Esquivel, Rutgers University
Chair: Carlos Esquivel, Rutgers University
  • Default Depressions. .....Carlos Esquivel, Rutgers University
  • Tax Revolts and Sovereign Defaults. .....Fernando Arce, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago; Jan Morgan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; and Nicolas Werquin, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
  • The Puzzling Behavior of Spreads during COVID. .....Stelios Fourakis, Johns Hopkins University; and Loukas Karabarbounis, University of Minnesota
  • Risk Aversion in Sovereign Debt and Default. .....Francisco Roldan, International Monetary Fund; and Francisco Roch, Universidad Torcuato Di Tella
3.C.12. The Economic Effects of FDI [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Zachary Cohle, Saginaw Valley State University
  • The Effect of Globalization on Conflict. .....Zachary Cohle, Saginaw Valley State University
  • An Investigation into the (Over)Statement of the Economic Impacts of Foreign Direct Investments in Autocracies. .....Md Rahman, The University of New Mexico; and Daniel Smith, Middle Tennessee State University
  • Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions, Cultural Distance, and Growth: Industry-Level Analysis. .....Amrita Dhar, University of Mary Washington; and Don Lee, University of Mary Washington
  • U.S. Tariffs in a Model with Trade and FDI. .....Kaan Celebi, University of Technology Chemnitz; and Werner Roeger, DIW Berlin
  • International Knowledge Spillover and Optimal Patenting Policy. .....Jun Nie, Southern Methodist University
3.C.13. Labor and Demographic Economics V [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Yutong Chen, The University of Texas at Arlington
  • No Experience, No Luck: Noncompete Bans and Skill Upgrading. .....Sebastian Christopher Anastasi, Clemson University; and Vitor Melo, Clemson University
  • Firm Productivity and the Internal-Versus-External Hiring Decision. .....Ricardo Alonso, London School of Economics and Political Science; Jed DeVaro, California State University, East Bay; Antti Kauhanen, ETLA Economic Research; and Nelli Valmari, Aalto University
  • Personalized Ranking: A Boost for Women?. .....Yutong Chen, The University of Texas at Arlington; and Wei Jiang, The University of Texas at Arlington
3.C.14. Taxes I [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Alina Malkova, Florida Institute of Technology
  • Covid Recovery and the Bed Tax Sugar High: Evidence from Florida’s Space Coast. .....Alina Malkova, Florida Institute of Technology; Keiron Hylton, Florida Institute of Technology; and Michael Slotkin, Florida Institute of Technology
  • Eco-Equality: The Distributive Impact of Environmental Taxes in the European Union. .....James Ming Chen, Michigan State University; Nika Šimurina, University of Zagreb; and Elio Babačić, University of Zagreb
  • Who Really Pays: The Short-Term Incidence of the Property Tax in Philadelphia. .....Lei Ding, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; Yilin Hou, Syracuse University; and Sisi Zhang, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
  • Nudging Away Disparities in Homestead Exemption Take-Up Rates. .....Luke Rodgers, Florida State University; and Alannah Shute, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
3.C.15. International Economics II [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: David Lektzian, Texas Tech University
  • International Cooperation with the United Nations Security Council: Reporting the Implementation of UN Sanctions. .....David Lektzian, Texas Tech University
  • From Oil Reliance to Diversified Growth: The Role of Mega Events and Large-Scale Projects in Qatar and Saudi Arabia. .....Mouyad Alsamara, Qatar University
  • The Effects of Geopolitical Oil Price Shocks. .....Guillermo Verduzco-Bustos, World Bank; and Francesco Zanetti, University of Oxford
  • Critical Minerals and State Industrial Policies: Evidence from the Global South. .....Debamanyu Das, University of Washington
  • Protectionism, Evasion, and Household Welfare: Evidence from Nigeria’s Import Bans. .....Bob Rijkers, Utrecht University; Guillermo Falcone, Universidad Nacional de La Plata; Erhan Artuc, The World Bank; and Guido Porto, Universidad Nacional de La Plata
3.C.16. Trade Policy and Labor Market Outcomes [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: John Whitehead, Appalachian State University
  • The Impact of Infrastructure on Services Trade: Evidence from the Oresund Bridge. .....Devaki Ghose, World Bank; Bengt Sodurland, Lund University; and Yingyan Zhao, George Washington University
  • Tariffs, Value Compatibility, and Migration. .....Se Mi Park, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
  • Family and Demographic Effects in Worker Response to Trade Shocks: Results from the Matched CPS. .....Danielle Parks, University of Colorado Boulder; and John McLaren, University of Virginia
  • The Effects of Jobs, Prices, and Retaliatory Tariffs on Stated Preference Referendum Votes for Removal of Steel Tariffs. .....Jayjit Roy, Appalachian State University; and John Whitehead, Appalachian State University
  • Equal or Fair: Impacts of Export on Wage Distortion in China. .....Danyang Zhang, New Mexico State University; Kuo Feng, Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics; Zhuang Miao, Central University of Finance and Economics; and Yan Zhang, Central University of Finance and Economics
3.C.18. International Economic Policy and Agriculture [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Michael Adetayo Olabisi, Michigan State University
  • International Trade and Seafood Availability: Evidence from West Africa. .....Michael Adetayo Olabisi, Michigan State University; Moriam Adeyinka, University of Ibadan; and Adeola Olajide, University of Ibadan
  • How Geopolitical Events Reshape Agricultural Trade: Short-Run Evidence from the Russia-Ukraine War in the Global Wheat Market. .....Andisheh Riahi, University of Memphis
  • Harmony in Trade: Impact of Quality-Enhancement and Labor-Welfare Voluntary Sustainable Standards from a Global Perspective. .....Peibin Hou, Auburn University; Xiangwen Kong, Auburn University; and Falin Sun, Auburn University
  • Migration, Types of Remittances and Food Insecurity: Evidence from Household Survey Data Nepal. .....Kul Kapri, Rowan University
3.C.19. Measuring the Burden of State Regulatory Accumulation [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Organizer: Edward Timmons, West Virginia University
Chair: Edward Timmons, West Virginia University
  • Dynamic Cost-Benefit Analysis. .....James Broughel, Competitive Enterprise Institute; and David Kendall, University of Virginia College at Wise
  • States of Stasis: The Effect of State-Level Regulation on Entrepreneurship and Employment. .....James Bailey, Providence College; and Patrick McLaughlin, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
  • Regulatory Accumulation and Municipal Bond Spreads: Does Red Tape Raise Borrowing Costs for States?. .....Danielle Zanzalari, Seton Hall University; and Adam Milsap, Stand Together Trust
  • Deregulating: Idaho's Regulatory Reforms on Enterprise Success. .....Justin Callais, University of Louisiana at Lafayette; Javier Portillo, University of Louisiana at Lafayette; and Gary Wagner, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
3.C.21. Health [Allied-AERE]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Katrina Mullan, University of Montana
  • Steering Adaptation: Heat, Driver Performance, and Cost-Sharing in Heavy-Duty Transportation. .....Zhenxuan Wang, North Carolina State University
  • Adulterated Spice: Lead Poisoning, Conflicts, and Fertility. .....Shan Zhang, Old Dominion University
  • Hotter Days and Intimate Partner Violence in Latin America. .....Julieth Saenz-Molina, Fordham University
  • Heat Exposure and Child Health: Evidence from India. .....Jayjit Roy, Appalachian State University
  • Who Is Vulnerable to Smoke Exposure from Prescribed Burning? Evidence from a Western U.S. Context. .....Katrina Mullan, University of Montana
3.C.22. Enforcement and Compliance [Allied-AERE]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Jay Shimshack, University of Virginia
  • Invisible Barriers: Administrative Hierarchies and the Costless Environmental Pollution. .....Yitian Zhang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
  • The Effect of Emissions Regulation on Landfill Compliance Behavior. .....Yumin Hong, The University of Texas at Austin
  • The Effects of Water System Grades on Drinking Water Quality and Compliance. .....Jay Shimshack, University of Virginia
3.C.23. The Allocation of Time [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Organizer: Charlene Kalenkoski, Mount St. Joseph University
Chair: Charlene Kalenkoski, Mount St. Joseph University
  • Weeding Out Labor? Marijuana Laws and the Time Use of Young Adults. .....Sara McCarty, Samford University; Charlene Kalenkoski, Mount St. Joseph University; and Tim Diette, Hampton Sydney University
  • How Did Older Americans’ Time Use and Well-Being Change after the COVID-19 Pandemic?. .....Charlene Kalenkoski, Mount St. Joseph University; and Leslie Stratton, Virginia Commonwealth University
  • How Did the Work-from-Home Work Revolution Change Our Work and Leisure?. .....Victoria Vernon, Empire State University; and Sabrina Wulff Pabilonia, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Discussants:
  • Charlene Kalenkoski, Mount St. Joseph University
  • Victoria Vernon, Empire State University
  • Sara McCarty, Samford University
3.C.24. Household Financial Behavior I [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Ryan Westphal, Brandeis University
  • Income Inequality and Consumer Borrowing: New Evidence from Consumer Credit Data. .....Sisi Zhang, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; and Lei Ding, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
  • Lifecycle Analysis of Tax Uncertainty. .....Valentinas Rudys, Weber State University
  • How Important Is Household Heterogeneity for Monetary Policy? Evidence from Mortgage Refinancing. .....Ryan Westphal, Brandeis University; and Adam Jorring, University of Massachusetts Amherst
  • Credit Supply Shocks and Fertility: Long-Term Consequences. .....Bokyung Kim, University of Connecticut; Minseog Kim, The University of Texas at Austin; and Narae Park, Korea University
  • For Bettor or for Worse: Impacts of Legalized Sports Gambling on Consumer Credit Outcomes. .....Daniel Mangrum, Federal Reserve Bank of New York; and Jacob Goss, University of Wisconsin–Madison
3.C.25. Urban Economics [GRAD]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Sungmee Kim, Duke University
  • Towards Safer Streets: A Quasi-Experimental Analysis of Vision Zero Policies. .....Daniel Centuriao, West Virginia University
  • Opportunity for Affordability: Tax Incentives and Rental Housing Markets. .....Roxana Gonzalez-Cortes, University of South Carolina
  • Zoning and Highway Placement. .....Michaela Philip, Emory University
  • What Are the Effects of Removing Single-Family Zoning? Evidence from Oregon. .....Matthew Paul Schaelling, Brown University
Discussants:
  • Sungmee Kim, Duke University
  • Yichen Su, Southern Methodist University
  • David Martin Brasington, University of Cincinnati
  • Sara Bagagli, London School of Economics and Political Science
3.C.26. Behavioral Economics [GRAD]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Mark Schneider, The University of Alabama
  • Rational Inattention and Adaptive Learning: A Novel Framework for Agent Decision-Making. .....Stefan Ebmer, University of California, Irvine
  • Learning Networks. .....Jonghyun Park, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • Beyond the Flypaper Effect: Crowding in from Federal Investment in Public Transit. .....Arseniy Braslavsky, University of Maryland
  • Between Stories: Biased Agents and Competing Models. .....Zhongheng Qiao, Purdue University
Discussants:
  • Xiaofei Pan, Bryant University
  • Caitlin Northrup McKillop, State University of New York at Cortland
  • Hoanh Le, South Dakota State University
  • Mark Schneider, The University of Alabama
3.C.27. Behavioral Decision-Making [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Costas Lambros, Indiana University
  • State on Fire: Catastrophe Insurance Markets under Mandated Non-Renewal Moratorium. .....Xuexing Ong, Michigan State University
  • Environmental Performance and Knowledge Spillover through Firm R&D Networks. .....Yukun Wang, Cornell University
  • Foregone Payoffs. .....Costas Lambros, Indiana University
  • A Simple Higher-Order Rational Email-Game Bubble Model. .....Feng Liu, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
3.C.28. Pay Structure and Labor Policies [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Neil White, Amherst College
  • Market Design Approach to Saudi Arabia’s Reservation-Based Labor Policy. .....Abdullah Almeer, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; and Umut Dur, North Carolina State University
  • It’s Not Right, but Is It Okay? Evaluating Linearized Solutions of Discrete-State Labor Search Models. .....Neil White, Amherst College; and G. Jacob Blackwood, Amherst College
  • Faculty Pay Transparency and Job Satisfaction in Business Academia: Evidence from a Randomized Survey Experiment. .....Sydney N Panak, Middle Tennessee State University; Stuart Fowler, Middle Tennessee State University; and Miriam Galindo, middle
  • Puzzling Stress: Cognitive Load and Performance in a Regression Discontinuity Design. .....Ian Maupin, West Virginia University
  • Intervention in Networks: Evaluating Positive Youth Development Program Participation in the U.S.. .....De Fen Hsu, North Carolina State University
3.C.29. Macroeconomic Policy [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: John Gibson, The University of Texas at El Paso
  • Defunding Bridges to Stabilizes Debt: Welfare and Distributional Impacts in the Argentinian Case. .....John Gibson, The University of Texas at El Paso; and Felix Rioja, Tulane University
  • What Drives Trends in Employment and Hours Worked per Worker? A Cross Country Analysis. .....Brendan Epstein, University of Massachusetts Lowell; Alan Finkelstein Shapiro, Tufts University; Rahul Mukherjee, University of Nottingham; and Shanthi Ramnath, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
  • Exploring Monetary Policy Preferences: Individual Taylor Rules and Optimality in the FOMC. .....Vladislav Abramov, Texas A&M University
  • The Effects of PPP on Local Lending and Real Outcomes during the COVID-19 Pandemic. .....Jennifer Ferris, The George Washington University
  • Optimal Taxation with Automation: Navigating Capital and Labor's Complicated Relationship. .....Eric Donald, University of Pittsburgh
3.C.30. Monetary Policy III [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Edgar Ghossoub, The University of Texas at San Antonio
  • Towards a Unified Framework for 'Shocks'. .....Paul Bousquet, University of Virginia
  • Banking Competition, Monetary Policy, and Remittances. .....Edgar Ghossoub, The University of Texas at San Antonio
  • The Impact of Forward Guidance on the Crude Oil Market. .....Xiaohan Ma, Texas Tech University; and Xuhui (Nick) Pan, University of Oklahoma
  • The Impact of Monetary Policy on Immigrants' Labor Supply. .....Esteban Argudo, Vassar College
3.C.31. Policy [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Xiaoxiao Bai, Mississippi State University
  • Government Spending Multipliers in China. .....Xiaoxiao Bai, Mississippi State University
  • Regional Government Consumption and Investment Multipliers. .....Kyung Woong Koh, Johns Hopkins University
  • How Dovish Monetary Policy Fuels Inequality. .....Yeongwoong Do, Seoul National University
  • Maternal Working Hours and Children's Cognitive Outcomes in India: Evidence from Bunching Designs. .....Anushka Mullick, State University of New York at Binghamton
3.C.32. 19th Century Economic History [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Organizers: Patrick Fitzsimmons, George Mason University; Jacob Hall, University of Pennsylvania;
Chair: Patrick Fitzsimmons, George Mason University
  • Changes in the Assimilation of Asian Americans from 1860-1940. .....Claire Ling-Yin Chen, Vanderbilt University
  • Rich Man’s Civil War, Poor Man’s Fight? Examining the Confederate Conscription Acts of 1862. .....Sean-Patrick Alvarez, Jacksonville State University
  • Homesteading in the U.S. and the Economic and Social Empowerment of Women. .....Paige Elizabeth Montrose, University of Pittsburgh
  • Did Newspaper Competition Promote Rebellion? The Case of the 1837-38 Rebellions in Lower Canada. .....Patrick Crawford, George Mason University; and Vincent Geloso, George Mason University
3.C.33. Natural Resources [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Benjamin Meadows, The University of Alabama at Birmingham
  • Water Affordability and Household Expenditure: Evidence from Chihuahua, Mexico. .....Stephania Alarcon, The University of New Mexico
  • Evasive, Invasive, and Adaptive: A Bioeconomic Model of Wild Pigs with Varying Adaption. .....Katherine Ruth Barkley, University of Wyoming; Seong Yun, Mississippi State University; Kalyn Coatney, Mississippi State University; and David Finnoff, University of Wyoming
  • Air Pollution and Economic Activity: Evidence from Foot Traffic Patterns. .....Xinhui Sun, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
  • Proposal for a System Using LLM to Increase Satisfaction and Reduce Decision-Making Costs in Outdoor Recreation Activities. .....Junta Takahashi, Akita Prefectural University; Yoshiaki Shimazaki, Akita Prefectural University; Christian Crowley, U.S. Department of the Interior; Kazuya Suzuki, Akita Prefectural University; and Takayasu Yamaguchi, Akita Prefectural University
  • Who Gets What? Balancing the Management of Commercial Harvests, Recreational Harvests, and Catch and Release Fishing. .....Benjamin Meadows, The University of Alabama at Birmingham
3.C.34. Institutional Design and Political Representation [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Danko Tarabar, Winthrop University
  • Parliamentary Ideological Fractionalization: New Evidence. .....Danko Tarabar, Winthrop University
  • Economic Insecurity and Gender in Politics: How Perceptions of Economic Insecurity Shape American Women’s Electoral Prospects. .....Jhinuk Banerjee, University of Oklahoma
  • Political Affiliation of Governors and Local Labor Market Outcomes: Revisited. .....Sheida Babakhani Teimouri, University of Wisconsin--La Crosse
  • Rebellion, Taxation, and State Capacity: A Dynamic Model of Local Insurgency. .....Sang Hoo Bae, Clark University; and Leonid Krasnozhon, Loyola University New Orleans
  • Empowering Women: Could It Help Mitigate Climate Change? Evidence from Linear Panel ARDL Approach. .....Eiman Aiyash, North Carolina State University; and Ronia Hawash, Butler University
3.C.35. Recidivism and Crime [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Nazanin Sedaghatkish, Sam Houston State University
  • Occupational Licensing and Recidivism. .....Alexander Kanode, Clemson University
  • Evaluating the Impact of State-Led Juvenile Justice Reforms on Recidivism. .....Nazanin Sedaghatkish, Sam Houston State University
  • Does Staying Connected Matter? The Impact of Prison Visits on Recidivism. .....Danielle Nemschoff, The University of Chicago
  • The Impact of DACA on Juvenile Crime and School Safety. .....Barbara Lundebjerg, Tulane University
  • Blades of Despair? The Impact of Wind Farms on Crime. .....Jaehyun Choi, Indiana University Bloomington; Alberto Ortega, Indiana University Bloomington; and Nikolaos Zirogiannis, Indiana University Bloomington
3.C.36. Development in Bangladesh [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Organizer: Towhid Iqram Mahmood, Austin Peay State University
Chair: Hiranya Nath, Sam Houston State University
  • Demonstration, Extension, and Group Learning in Agricultural Technology Adoption in Rural Bangladesh. .....Nandini Das, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • Trade Integration and Price Convergence in South Asia. .....Khawaja Mamun, Longwood University; and Hiranya Nath, Sam Houston State University
  • Skills for Work: The Impact of Vocational Training on Employment, Informality, and Entrepreneurship in Bangladesh. .....Israt Jahan, University of Wisconsin–La Crosse; and Towhid Iqram Mahmood, Austin Peay State University
  • Economic Impact of Political Protests on Manufacturing Firms: Evidence from Bangladesh. .....Abu Shonchoy, Florida International University; Kenmei Tsubota, Toyo University; and Towhid Iqram Mahmood, Austin Peay State University
3.C.37. Property Rights, Human Capital, and Economic Development [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Jessica Montgomery, University of Kentucky
  • Protected Land Rights, Misallocation, and Dead Capital. .....Ankit Bhatia, Johns Hopkins University
  • Property Rights and Access to Credit: Evidence from South Africa. .....Jessica Montgomery, University of Kentucky
  • Technology, Growth, and Skill Obsolescence. .....Ge Sun, University of Notre Dame; Joe Kaboski, University of Notre Dame; and Rong Hai, University of Miami
3.C.38. Who Pays for Climate Change and Pollution [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Shan Ge, New York University
  • Worker Productivity Impacts of Climate Change Induced Salinization. .....Nusrat Jimi, Vassar College; Saravana Ravindran, National University of Singapore; and Abu Shonchoy, Florida International University
  • The Impact of the 2018 Kīlauea Eruption on Real Estate Prices. .....Sadichchha Shrestha, University of Hawaii at Manoa
  • The Effect of Insurance Premiums on the Housing Market and Climate Risk Pricing. .....Shan Ge, New York University
3.C.39. Labor and Housing Decisions [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Miao Wang, Marquette University
  • Determinants of Youth NEET in the U.S.. .....Miao Wang, Marquette University; and Hong Zhuang, Indiana University South Bend
  • Housing Constraints, Migration Barriers, and Consumption Inequality. .....Yuhan Lee, University of Washington
  • Skyrocketing House Prices and Squeezed Young Entrepreneurs. .....Jin Seok Park, University of Southern California; and Seungyub Han, University of California, Los Angeles
  • Work from Home and Spatial Misallocation. .....Mikhail Zavarzin, University of Pittsburgh
3.C.40. Industrial Organization V [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: David Luengas-Silva, Florida State University
  • You Know What They Say about Assuming? Consumer Misperceptions and Welfare: Evidence from the 2022 Ukraine War. .....David Luengas-Silva, Florida State University
  • The First Spark: Do Early-Bird Incentives Ignite Social Spillovers in Movie Consumption?. .....Seongyeob Kim, Iowa State University
  • Tacit Collusion by Pricing Algorithm with Rule-Based Rivals. .....Yongzhi Xu, Texas A&M University
3.C.41. Classroom Interventions [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Alberto Ortega, Indiana University Bloomington
  • Reading Wars: May the Phonics Be with You. .....Alex Hollingsworth, The Ohio State University; Alberto Ortega, Indiana University Bloomington; and Nikolaos Zirogiannis, Indiana University Bloomington
  • Let the Students Teach: Effects of Peer Tutoring Pedagogies on Academic and Socio-Emotional Outcomes. .....Palaash Bhargava, Columbia University; Tarang Tripathi, University of California, San Diego; Nikhil Kumar, Harvard University; Madhavi Jha, Harvard University; and Dashleen Kaur, University of British Columbia
  • Evaluation of a Laptop Distribution Program: Evidence from India. .....Sakshi Upadhyay, Skidmore College; and Shreya Bhattacharya, College of William & Mary
  • Undergrads in the Wild: A Simple Field Experiment for Teaching Undergraduates Experimental Techniques. .....Elizabeth Watson, University of South Carolina; and Joshua Hess, University of South Carolina
3.C.42. Housing, Taxes, and Intergovernmental Politics [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Luke Fesko, Marist College
  • Landlord Consolidation and Eviction in North Carolina. .....Luke Fesko, Marist College
  • Housing Policy and Housing Market Regulations in Germany: A Critical Assessment. .....Andreas Knorr, University Speyer
  • Local Distributive Politics: Party Affiliation, Unification, and State Intergovernmental Transfers. .....Daniel A Kolliner, Kenyon College
  • Intergovernmental Cooperation and Tax Enforcement. .....Ugoantonio Troiano, University of California, Riverside
3.C.43. Healthcare Utilization and Outcomes [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Brad Davis, University of Missouri
  • Gender Combination and Team Performance: Evidence from Heart Procedures. .....Dapeng Chen, Lehigh University
  • What Drives Overconsumption of Antibiotics in India?. .....Vrinda Kapoor, Cornell University
  • Colorectal Cancer Screening Utilization and Spending after the Elimination of Cost Sharing. .....Brad Davis, University of Missouri; Michael Pesko, University of Missouri; Serena Phillips, University of Missouri; Benjamin Ukert, Texas A&M University; Steven Hill, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality; and Julie Ann Sosa, University of California San Francisco
  • The Impact of Telemedicine on Physicians’ Offline Behavior and Patient Health Outcomes: Evidence from China. .....Yu Liu, Tulane University; and Lele Zhao, Tulane University
3.C.44. Regulatory Structures and Geographic Variation in U.S. Healthcare Delivery [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Organizers: Sarah Drain, West Virginia University; Mustahsin Aziz, West Virginia University;
Chairs: Sarah Drain, West Virginia University; Mustahsin Aziz, West Virginia University;
  • Chiropractor Scope of Practice. .....Dinushka Paranavitana, Southwestern University; and Alicia Plemmons, West Virginia University
  • Visualizing Nurse Practitioner Health Provider Shortage Areas. .....Alicia Plemmons, West Virginia University; and Kate Bradley, American Association of Nurse Practitioners
  • Physical Therapist Scope of Practice. .....Mustahsin Aziz, West Virginia University; and Alicia Plemmons, West Virginia University
  • Regional Healthcare Price Variation and Occupational Licensing. .....Sarah Drain, West Virginia University
3.C.45. Student Migration and Mobility [General]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Chair: Brian Murphy, University of Houston
  • Neighborhood Impacts on STEM Choice. .....Jeonghyeok Kim, University of Houston; Rohit Munshi, University of Houston; and Brian Murphy, University of Houston
  • For-Profit College Closure: Student Switching Costs & Institutional Responses. .....Alexander Jorden Toy, Arizona State University
  • Migration Restrictions, College Choices, and Spatial Skill Sorting. .....Junni Pan, Purdue University
3.C.46. Changes in Abortion Access in the 20th and 21st Centuries [Presidential]
Monday | 12:00 pm-1:45 pm |

Organizer: David Slusky, The University of Kansas
Chair: David Slusky, The University of Kansas
  • From Access to Wellness: Early Life Exposure to Abortion Legalization and the Next Generation’s Health. .....Hamid Noghanibehambari, Austin Peay State University; David Slusky, The University of Kansas; and Hoa Vu, Northwestern University
  • The Effect of Abortion Access on Infant and Maternal Health at Birth. .....Lilly Ann Springer, The University of Kansas
  • Abortion Ballot Measures and Voting Behavior. .....Graham Gardner, Texas Christian University; Kayleigh McCrary, University of Richmond; and Melissa Spencer, University of Richmond
  • What Drives Philanthropy for Health?. .....Kelly Jones, American University; and Mayra Pineda-Torres, Georgia Institute of Technology
Discussants:
  • Erkmen Aslim, University of Vermont
  • Lilly Ann Springer, The University of Kansas
  • Kelly Jones, American University
  • Graham Gardner, Texas Christian University
3.D.1. Information [Allied-ESA]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Bing Jiang, Virginia Military Institute
Chair: Brock Stoddard, Appalachian State University
  • How Does Concise Scientific Information Affect Decision-Making?. .....Grace Melo, Texas A&M University
  • You Wouldn't Steal a Car: Moral Intuition for Intellectual Property. .....Joy Buchanan, Samford University; and Bart Wilson, Chapman University
  • When Do Firms Supply Information to Promote Consumer Learning? An Experimental Study. .....Brock Stoddard, Appalachian State University; Eric Schmidbauer, University of Central Florida; and Lan Zhang, Shandong University
3.D.2. Causal Inference: Instrument Variable [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Emmanuel Selorm Tsyawo, Mohammed VI Polytechnique University
  • Causal Inference for Aggregated Treatment. .....Derek Dyal, University of Georgia; Brant Callaway, University of Georgia; Gregorio Caetano, University of Georgia; and Carolina Caetano, University of Georgia
  • Extrapolating LATE with Weak IVs. .....Muyang Ren, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  • ICM-IV Regression with Panel and Clustered Data. .....Feiyu Jiang, Fudan University; and Emmanuel Selorm Tsyawo, Mohammed VI Polytechnique University
  • Identifying Local Quantile Treatment Effects with an Invalid “Instrument”. .....Chenyue Liu, University of Toronto
3.D.6. Economics of Gender and Non-Labor Discrimination II [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: William Jergins, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
  • American Immigration Policy and Violence against Women in Mexico. .....Dana J. Smith, College of the Holy Cross
  • Beliefs about Gender and Vaping. .....William Jergins, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
  • Hypergamy, Women's Autonomy, and Healthcare Utilizations: Evidence from India. .....Nikhil Ganvir, The University of New Mexico; Alok Bohara, The University of New Mexico; and Sarah Stith, University of New Mexico
  • Challenging Traditions: Growing Up in a Female Breadwinner Family and Its Impact on Gender Norms. .....Yue Louise Hu, Freie Universität Berlin; Max Steinhardt, Freie Universität Berlin; Freya Rubel, Freie Universität Berlin; and Sebastian Garcia-Torres, Freie Universität Berlin
3.D.9. Behind the Scenes of Healthcare: Staffing, Spending, and Success [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Brigham Walker, Tulane University
  • An Evaluation of Relative Wage and Fringe Generosity on Nursing Home Financial Performance: Does Paying Less Cost You More?. .....Christopher Brunt, Georgia Southern University; and John Bowblis, Miami University
  • Health and Lifestyle Considerations in Healthcare Professionals' Allocation Decisions. .....Geir Godager, University of Oslo; Adrian Lysne, University of Oslo; Rajiv Sharma, Portland State University; Sarah Tinkler, Portland State University; Brigham Walker, Tulane University; and Lilia Wasserka-Zhurakhovska, University of Galway
  • Impact of Nurse Practitioners' Autonomy on Efficiency in Healthcare. .....Sooa Ahn, The Ohio State University
  • Medicaid Payer-Mix’s Role in Nursing Staff Levels and Expenditures in Nursing Homes. .....John Bowblis, Miami University; and Christopher Brunt, Georgia Southern University
  • The Medicaid Expansion and Graduate Medical Education: Hospital-Level Evidence from 2010-2019. .....Ricardo Ang, Tulane University; and Hussain Hadah, Tulane University
3.D.10. Human Capital, Skills, Occupational Choice, and Labor Productivity [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Rachel Schuh, Federal Reserve Bank of New York
  • From Past Ventures to Present Success: Does Human Capital Drive Performance in Entrepreneurship?. .....Sabhya Rai, Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore
  • Compulsory Education and Occupational Persistence: Evidence from U.S. Agriculture. .....Jhih-Yun Liu, University of Connecticut
  • Wage Gaps and Directed Technical Change. .....Rachel Schuh, Federal Reserve Bank of New York
  • Skill Valuation vs. Skill Impact: Economic Insights into Firm Performance Using Sports Data. .....Ali Kazimov, Texas Tech University
3.D.11. Professional Labor Markets and Occupational Licensing [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Bobby Chung, University of South Florida
  • Breaking Barriers? Occupational Licensure Compacts and Physician Mobility. .....Sungbin Park, George Mason University
  • Spousal Influence on Occupational Licensing. .....Hillar Neumann, Kansas State University
  • Does the Easing of Occupational Licensing Burden Enhance Labor Mobility? Evidence from Policy Regime Changes. .....Weici Yuan, University of Central Arkansas; Huiqiong Duan, University of Central Arkansas; and Anna Turgaeva, University of Central Arkansas
  • Does Occupational Licensing Reduce Job Loss during Recessions?. .....Bobby Chung, University of South Florida; and Peter Blair, Harvard University
3.D.12. The Economics of Tariffs [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Shresth Garg, University of Pennsylvania
  • Industrial Policy in Oligopolistic Markets: Case of Utility-Scale Solar in India. .....Shresth Garg, University of Pennsylvania; and Sagar Saxena, University of Pennsylvania
  • Toward a Theory of a Net Zero-Welfare Tariff. .....Sheikh Emran, University of Florida; and Andrew Schmitz, University of Florida
  • Executive Compensation and Trade Protection. .....Kasaundra Tomlin, Oakland University
  • A Forensic Analysis of U.S. Ad-Valorem and Legislated Tariff Rates, 1916-1933. .....Saunok Chakrabarty, Purdue University; Mario Crucini, Purdue University; and James Harrison, United States Naval Academy
3.D.13. Labor and Demographic Economics VI [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Kenneth Couch, University of Connecticut
  • The Relationship between State Abortion Policy and Child Well-Being. .....Jeffry Jacob, Bethel University; Feler Bose, Indiana University East; and Brian Dwight Baugus, Regent University
  • The Response of Desired Fertility to the Two-Child Policy in China. .....Fang Yi, Rutgers University
  • Spatial Income Boom and Fertility Choice: Evidence from Energy Price Shocks in Canada. .....Dibyajyoti Sinha, Auburn University; and Abhipsita Das, Texas Tech University
  • What Can Artificial Intelligence Tell Us about Racial and Ethnic Groups in the U.S.?. .....Shiyi Chen, State University of New York at Oneonta; and Kenneth Couch, University of Connecticut
3.D.14. Topics on Women and the Family [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: George Clarke, Texas A&M International University
  • The Supply-Side Determinants of Foster Care. .....Katherine Zhou, College of the Holy Cross
  • Labor Market Outcomes Under State Implementations of Paid Family Leave: A Multi-State Analysis. .....Min Sun Park, State University of New York at Binghamton; and Solomon Polachek, State University of New York at Binghamton
  • Guidelines for the Development of a Microcredit Model for Women in Poverty Contexts: An Exploratory Study. .....Mariana Rogoski, Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná, Curitiba Campus; and Angela Cristiane Santos Póvoa, Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná
  • Are Women Less Tolerant of Corruption than Men? Evidence from a Survey of Urban Planners in Southern Africa. .....George Clarke, Texas A&M International University
  • Do Women Govern Differently? Evidence from Mexican Local Politics. .....Laura Alicia Aquino Arriaga, Boston University; and John Hassett, Boston University
3.D.15. International Financial Markets and Cross-Border Banking [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Erick Kitenge, Prairie View A&M University
  • Macroprudential Policy Leakages in Open Economies: A Multiperipheral Approach. .....Camilo Granados, The University of Texas at Dallas
  • Cross-Border Banking and International Trade. .....Erick Kitenge, Prairie View A&M University
  • Trade, Uncertainty, and Endogenous Credit Constraint. .....Jiong Wu, University of Virginia
  • Welfare Implications of Financial Access on Trade: Evidence Using Community Reinvestment Act Business Loans. .....Arunima Paul, Auburn University
  • Playing with Money: The Economic Implications of Gamified Investing on Cryptocurrency Adoption. .....Lin Sun, University of Georgia
3.D.16. Trade Policy, the Environment, and Government [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Renfang Tian, King's University College
  • The Effect of Campaign Contributions on Clean Water Act Enforcement. .....Aaron Elrod, Sewanee: The University of the South
  • How Government Procurement Affects Trade: Evidence from the U.S.. .....Alisha Saini, University of Illinois Chicago
  • What's in a Name? Implications of Extensive Margin Mismeasurement in International Trade. .....Devaki Ghose, World Bank; Ana Fernandes, World Bank; and Piyush Panigrahi, World Bank
3.D.17. Capital Markets, MNEs, and Debt [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Aleksandr Gevorkyan, St. John`s University
  • Monetary Shocks, Currency Exposures, and the Cost of Sovereign Default. .....Jeff Cheung, University of California, Davis
  • Diaspora Bonds for Development: Caution before Action. .....Aleksandr Gevorkyan, St. John`s University
  • Official Lending and Self-Fulfilling Debt Crises. .....Sanghwa Moon, The Ohio State University
3.D.18. History of Economic Thought [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Matthew Albert Owens, George Mason University
  • Panic Before Protection: Bank Runs, Contagion, and Mitigation Measures in the United States, 1889–1919. .....Daniel Smith, Middle Tennessee State University; and Jacob Smith, Middle Tennessee State University
  • A Theory of Power Analysis for New Institutional Economics. .....Ryan G. Turnipseed, Oklahoma State University
  • Knightian vs. Robbinsian Conceptions of Value and the Decline of Price Theory. .....Nathaniel Augustine Shippee, George Mason University
  • An Analysis of the Christian Prince through the Lens of Mainline Political Economy. .....Matthew Albert Owens, George Mason University
3.D.21. Recreation [Allied-AERE]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Craig Landry, University of Georgia
  • Estimating Recreation Benefits of Avoiding Blue Green Algae and Red Tide in South Florida. .....John Whitehead, Appalachian State University
  • Demand for Wyoming Fishing and Recreation under Climate Change. .....Tristin Waggener, University of Wyoming
  • U.S. Grassland Recreation under Climate Change: Evidence from Big Visitation Data and Weather. .....Kaylee Wells, University of Delaware
  • Are Nutrient Policy Impacts on Recreation in Lake Erie as Murky as the Water?. .....Farzaneh Sabbagh, University of New Hampshire
  • Valuing Ecological Service Flows in Regional and National Models of Florida Recreation Demand Using Mobile Phone Data. .....Craig Landry, University of Georgia
3.D.22. Payments for Ecosystem Services [Allied-AERE]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Brian Vander Naald, Drake University
Chair: Gregory Howard, East Carolina University
  • The Impact of Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) on Aviation CO2 Emissions. .....Qingxin He, East Carolina University
  • We’ll Do It for Less: Continuity in Ecosystem Services Provision under Decreasing Payments. .....Alejandro Diaz-Herrera, Duke University
  • Evaluating Payments for Ecosystem Services: Cover Cropping and Water Quality in the Midwest. .....Shuo Yu, University of California, Berkeley
  • Optimal Farmer Compensation for Carbon Sequestration. .....Khyati Malik, National Bureau of Economic Research
  • When Subsidizing a Good Goes Bad: An Economics Experiment Application for Agricultural Conservation Programs. .....Gregory Howard, East Carolina University
3.D.24. Household Financial Behavior II [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Li Liang, Eastern Connecticut State University
  • Collateral and Punishment: Coexistence in General Equilibrium. .....Mrithyunjayan (MJ) Nilayamgode, James Madison University
  • Financial Literacy and Demand for Financial Planners: Substitutes vs. Complements. .....Shine Le, Salisbury University; Ying Wu, Salisbury University; and Hong Yao, Salisbury University
  • The Determinants of Financial Inclusion in the ECCU: Evidence from the 2023 Financial Inclusion and Literacy Survey.. .....Shervone Alexander, Eastern Caribbean Central Bank; and Colin Cannonier, Belmont University
  • How Does Financial Literacy Help Americans Weather the Pandemic?. .....Li Liang, Eastern Connecticut State University
3.D.25. Economics of Crime [GRAD]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Reem Zaiour, Vanderbilt University
  • Expedited Justice? Assessing Procedural Reform in U.S. Asylum Courts. .....Paul Henry Lapinski, American University
  • The Impact of Institutional Corruption on Whistleblowing: An Experiment. .....Danielle Purcell, University of Arkansas
  • The Marshalsea Underwater: Natural Disasters and Legal Debt Defaults. .....Tejendra P. Singh, Georgia State University
  • The Effect of Job Loss on Mortality and Crime. .....Duan Zhang, University of Missouri
Discussants:
  • Reem Zaiour, Vanderbilt University
  • Mike LaForest-Tucker, The George Washington University
  • Andrew Jordan, Washington University, St. Louis
3.D.26. Labor Economics [GRAD]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Bryan McCannon, Illinois Wesleyan University
Chair: Jed DeVaro, California State University, East Bay
  • Estimating Time-Variation in Matching Efficiency and Match Elasticity for the U.S. Labor Market. .....Prajyna Barua Soni, The University of Texas at Dallas
  • The Effect of Remote Job Opportunities on Internal Migration in USA. .....Aghairza Mammadov, University of South Florida
  • Effect of Informal Care on Labor Market Outcomes: A VAR and Structural Equations Approach. .....Favour Oluwabukola Olarewaju, The University of Memphis
  • The Impact of Remote Work on Female Representation in the Workplace. .....Tong Ye, University of Illinois Chicago
Discussants:
  • Jed DeVaro, California State University, East Bay
  • Wilder Pimentel Basurto, Wofford College
  • Diogo Baerlocher, University of South Florida
  • Hoyoung Yoo, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
3.D.28. Political Processes [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: John Joseph Sanchez Soriano, University of Dallas
  • Ballot Box or Moving Truck? Political Sorting and Neighborhood Change. .....Shuqing Chen, University of Maryland; Ethan Daniel Kaplan, University of Maryland; Nolan Pope, University of Maryland; and John Joseph Sanchez Soriano, University of Dallas
  • The Influence of For-Profit Schools on Occupational Licensing. .....Kihwan Bae, West Virginia University; and Stephen Slivinski, Cato Institute
  • Bullets to Ballots: Proximity to Crime and Political Behavior. .....Zhangping Cai, University of California, Merced; and Jose Andres Rosa, University of California, Merced
  • Consistency Pressures in the Real World. .....Steven Sprick Schuster, Middle Tennessee State University
3.D.33. Resource Conservation [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: John Polimeni, Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
  • Does Crop Insurance Losses Experience Influence Conservation Reserve Program Land Enrollment?. .....Yingyun Lin, Auburn University; Mykel Taylor, Auburn University; and Sunjae Won, Auburn University
  • Promoting Awareness and Adoption of Biochar as a Soil Amendment: Effect of Message Framing. .....Tong Wang, South Dakota State University; David Wiltse, South Dakota State University; Filip Viskupič, Iowa State University; and Akinsola Oyebanji, South Dakota State University
  • A Pareto Efficient Solution to Protect the North Atlantic Right Whale. .....John Polimeni, Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences; and Raluca Iorgulescu, Institute for Economic Forecasting
  • Impact of Community Forest Management on Women’s Intra-Household Decision-Making: Evidence from Nepal. .....Khushbu Mishra, Stetson University; and Corinne Bocci, Saint Joseph's University
3.D.34. Semiparametric and Nonparametric Methods [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Simon Rudkin, University of Manchester
  • Estimating the Effect of Education on Health via a Binary Model with Endogeneity in the Absence of Exclusion Restrictions. .....Nan Zhi, University of Florida
  • Two Step Estimation of Large Dimensional Partially Identified Models. .....Shakeeb Khan, Boston College; Elie Tamer, Harvard University; and Shengbin Wei, Boston College
  • Optimal Estimation in a Semiparametric Triangular Cointegrated System. .....Igor Kheifets, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte; and Peter Phillips, Yale University
  • Ball-Based Linear Regression. .....Pawel Dlotko, Dioscuri Centre in Topological Data Analysis; Simon Rudkin, University of Manchester; Rafal Topolnicki, Dioscuri Centre in Topological Data Analysis; and Sylwester Piatek, Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
3.D.36. Issues in South Asia [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Towhid Iqram Mahmood, Austin Peay State University
Chair: Towhid Iqram Mahmood, Austin Peay State University
  • Consequences of Regicide: Explaining Nepal’s Transition to Federal Democracy. .....Veeshan Rayamajhee, New Mexico State University
  • Gender and Health among Older Indian Adults. .....Avigyan Sengupta, Millsaps College; and Indulekha Guha, Azim Premji University
  • Bangladesh under Hasina: How Institutions Performed with a Benevolent Dictator. .....Towhid Iqram Mahmood, Austin Peay State University
  • Gender Differences in Child Nutrition: Evidence from Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey. .....Md Mohsan Khudri, Austin College
3.D.40. Taxes II [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Wei Du, West Chester University
  • Taxes, Incentives, and Entrepreneurship: Evidence from the Universe of U.S. Startups. .....Robert Fairlie, University of California, Los Angeles; Frank Fossen, University of Nevada, Reno; Andrew Johnston, The University of Texas at Austin; and Ke Lyu, University of Nevada, Reno
  • The Impact of Sales Tax Rates on Store Closures: A Case Study of Macy’s. .....Wei Du, West Chester University; Euikyu Choi, West Chester University; and Selcuk Karahan, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
  • The Promise and Reality of Creative Economy Policies: Lessons from Colombia’s Orange Economy Initiative. .....Federico Corredor, Georgia State University
3.D.41. Childhood Interventions [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Fang Dong, Providence College
  • Soft Drink Taxes and Health in the Long Run. .....Giseong Kim, Georgia State University
  • The Well Being Effect of Video Gaming on Young Children and Emerging Adults: A PSID Panel Data Study. .....William Marquis, Providence College; and Fang Dong, Providence College
  • The Intergenerational Effects of Cash Transfers to Families: Evidence from Linked Birth Certificates. .....Letian Yin, University of California, San Diego
  • Early Investments, Long-Term Returns: Evaluating the Impact of Two Childhood Investments in Rural India. .....Prachi Shukla, Duke University
3.D.42. Social Security [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Dongwoo Kim, The University of Memphis
  • Stylized Social Security Reforms with Labor Market Frictions. .....Valentinas Rudys, Weber State University
  • Beyond Generations: Effect of Old Age Allowance on Education Expenditure in Nepal. .....Prashant Bhandari, University of Pittsburgh
  • All or Nothing: Health, Labor, and the U.S. Social Security Disability Insurance Program. .....Ivan Suvorov, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Social Security Coverage and the Retirement Timing of Public Workers: Evidence from Public School Teachers. .....Dongwoo Kim, The University of Memphis; Cory Koedel, University of Missouri; Eugenia Gorina, The University of Texas at Dallas; and James Harrington, The University of Texas at Dallas
3.D.43. Health Disparities [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Shane Murphy, University of Connecticut
  • The Effect of SNAP Work Requirements Waiver on Immigrant Families during Great Recession. .....Haoran Wang, The Ohio State University
  • Rolling the Dice on Health: The Impact of Tribal Casino Openings on Native American Infant Wellbeing. .....Yeganeh Karbalaei, University of Oklahoma
  • Did Public Health Insurance for Mexican Americans Crowd Out Private Health Insurance?. .....Samsun Naher, University of Washington
  • Hospital Procedure Deserts: Gaps in Access Increase Disparities in Medical Care. .....Shane Murphy, University of Connecticut
  • State-Paid Leave and Healthcare Utilization for Infants. .....Godwin O. Aipoh, Georgia State University; and Raka Datta, Georgia State University
3.D.44. Organizational Dynamics in the U.S. Healthcare System: Incentives, Structures, and Access [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Organizer: Salpy Kanimian, Rice University
Chair: Sukriti Beniwal, The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy & Clinical Practice
  • Health Effects of Local and Geographic Access to Mental Health Treatment Facilities. .....Olanrewaju Yusuff, Georgia State University
  • Ripple Effects: The Impact of Neighboring Hospital Closures on Charges and Profitability across Ownership Types. .....Salpy Kanimian, Rice University; and Shishir Shakya, Appalachian State University
  • Compensation for Hospital CEOs: Trends and Incentive Structures in Nonprofit vs. For-Profit Systems. .....Derek Jenkins, Baker Institute for Public Policy; and Vivian Ho, Rice University
3.D.46. Abortion, Crime, and Title IX [General]
Monday | 2:00 pm-3:45 pm |

Chair: Tim Bersak, Wofford College
  • Implicit Theoretical Foundations of the Empirical Abortion Literature. .....Tim Bersak, Wofford College; and Sarah Hamersma, Syracuse University
  • Life Choices and Social Outcomes: The Abortion-Crime Nexus. .....Ahmed Abou-Zaid, Eastern Illinois University ; and Eiman Aiyash, North Carolina State University
  • The Price of Hate: The Effect of Title IX Exemptions on College Enrollment. .....Dinushka Paranavitana, Southwestern University; and Clay Collins, University of Georgia
  • Contemporaneous Effects of Remote Learning on Crime. .....Matthew Larsen, Lafayette College






Index to Participants

Abashidze, Nino: P 1.B.21
Abdelhady, Mohamed: P 2.E.41
Abdellatif, Mahmoud: P 3.B.17
Abiona, Olukorede: C 3.B.28
Abou-Zaid, Ahmed: P 3.D.46
Abrahams, Scott: C 3.A.14
Abramov, Vladislav: P 3.C.29
Abu, Prince Oshoke: P 3.B.25
Acchiardo, Charity-Joy: C 2.D.17
Acevedo, Rafael: O 2.D.36
Acharya, Bibek: P 3.B.46
Adesete, Ahmed Adefemi: P 2.E.26
Adeyinka, Moriam: C 3.C.18
Adhikari, Prabin: P 1.B.34
Adhikari, Pratistha: P 3.A.25
Adjisse, Sossou Simplice : P 2.D.45
Adjoh-Baliki, Ami: CH 1.D.24 , P 1.A.41
Agan, Amanda Yvonne: O 2.A.35 , O 2.B.35 , O 2.D.35 , O 2.E.35
Agerton, Mark: C 2.B.28
Aglar, Mehmet Akif: CH 1.A.22 , P 1.A.22
Agrawal, David R.: C 2.D.14
Agyeman-Duodu, David: P 3.B.29
Agyeman, Domena: P 1.C.34
Ahmad, Sibbir: C 2.E.36
Ahmad, Yamin: P 2.E.31
Ahmed, Haydory Akbar: P 2.B.30
Ahmed, Iqbal: P 2.E.29
Ahmed, Mishal: P 3.A.41
Ahn, Sooa: P 3.D.9
Ahn, Young: P 3.A.2
Ai, Jianwei: C 2.B.16
Aimone, Jason: CH 2.B.3 , D 1.C.35 , P 1.B.35 , P 2.B.3
Ainsworth, Robert: C 1.D.41
Aipoh, Godwin O.: C 3.D.43 , P 3.A.46
Airaudo, Marco: C 3.B.29
Aiyash, Eiman: C 3.D.46 , P 3.C.34
Akbulut, Mevlude: C 1.B.40
Akin, Zafer: P 3.B.1
Akotenou, Segla Bernus Emilien: P 1.B.37
Akram, Agha Ali: C 1.A.14
Aksan, Anna-Maria: P 2.B.14
Aksoy, Cevat Giray: P 1.C.38
Aktari, Syeda Jahirin: P 1.B.25
Akulich, Tatsiana: P 3.A.15
Al Mashrur, Md Abdullah: C 1.C.31
Al-Bahrani, Abdullah: C 1.A.17 , D 2.D.17 , P 1.A.17
Al-Bahrani, Jeni: C 1.A.17
Alam, Khandaker Jahangir: P 3.A.41
Alam, M. Jahangir: C 3.B.30
Alam, Shamma: C 1.B.36 , CH 1.B.36 , P 1.B.36
Alan, Sila: C 1.B.4
Alarcon, Stephania: P 3.C.33
Albert, Aaron: C 3.B.41
Albino, Eva Loaeza: C 1.C.31
Albuquerque, Gustavo: C 3.A.17
Alderighi, Marco: C 1.B.24
Alderman, Brianna: D 1.D.12 , P 1.D.12
Alemu, Besufekad: P 3.B.12
Alexander, Shervone: C 3.D.24
Ali-Khan, Masood: C 1.B.33
Ali, Salma Mohammad: P 2.D.39
Aliakbari, Tayyebeh: P 2.A.29
Alimi, Omoniyi B: C 3.A.44 , O 3.A.44 , P 3.A.44
Almeer, Abdullah: P 3.B.34 , P 3.C.28
Almeida, Pedro: D 1.A.24 , P 1.C.24
Alonso, Ricardo: C 3.C.13
Alpanda, Sami: P 3.A.30
Alpkaya, Taylan: P 1.D.32
Alsamara, Mouyad: P 3.C.15
Altindag, Duha: C 2.B.30
Alvarez, Sean-Patrick: C 1.C.18 , C 3.A.19 , P 3.C.32
Ambrosius, Christian: C 2.A.15
Ame, Revana Sharfuddin: P 3.A.11
Ammons, Joshua Daniel: C 1.C.9 , C 3.B.10 , CH 2.D.18 , CH 2.E.37 , CH 3.B.10 , O 2.B.36 , O 2.E.37 , P 2.A.5 , P 2.D.18 , P 3.B.10
Amuedo-Dorantes, Catalina: C 1.A.13
An, Janghyeok: P 3.A.11 , P 3.B.42
An, Weihua: P 3.B.2
An, Yonghong: C 2.E.28
Anaholy, Shatil: P 2.E.15
Anand, Priyanka: C 1.B.26
Anastasi, Sebastian Christopher: P 3.C.13
Anbil, Sriya: C 2.B.31
Andersen, Martin: C 1.D.27 , C 2.A.41
Anderson, Andrew: C 3.A.9
Anderson, Andrew: C 1.C.34
Anderson, D. Mark: CH 2.D.32 , D 2.D.32 , O 2.D.32 , P 1.A.42
Anderson, Ryan Lazarus: P 2.E.41
Andersson, David: CH 2.E.18 , O 2.E.18 , P 2.E.18
Andrews, Isaiah: C 2.B.2
Andreyeva, Elena: CH 1.C.40
Andriantomanga, Zo Nantenaina: C 3.B.31 , P 3.B.29
Ang, Ricardo: P 3.D.9
Angerhofer, Tirza: D 1.D.12 , P 1.D.12
Angkur, Mir: P 2.E.36
Anil, Aditya: C 3.B.10
Antic, Nemanja: P 3.A.27
Antinori, Camille: P 2.E.22
Apriesnig, Jenny: CH 2.A.22 , P 2.A.22
Aqeel, Fatima: P 1.B.40
Aquino Arriaga, Laura Alicia: P 3.D.14
Aradillas Fernandez, Andres: C 3.A.3
Aranda, Rodrigo: C 2.B.24 , P 3.A.40
Arbatskaya, Maria: P 2.E.3
Arce Leonardo, Maria Laura: P 1.A.18 , P 1.D.18
Arce, Fernando: P 3.C.11
Ardalankia, Jamshid: P 3.C.4
Ardan, Lyudmyla: C 2.B.24
Arenberg, Samuel: C 3.A.42 , O 3.A.42 , P 3.A.42
Ares de Parga-Regalado, Gonzalo: D 2.A.15 , P 2.A.15
Argudo, Esteban: P 3.C.30
Argys, Laura: CH 1.A.42 , D 1.A.42
Aricò, Fabio: P 2.E.17
Arif, Imran: P 1.B.15
Armada, Pedro: C 1.A.36
Armantier, Olivier: C 2.B.31
Arnob, Archi: P 3.A.46
Arora, Puneet: C 1.C.14
Arslan-Ayaydin, Ozgur: C 2.D.4 , CH 2.D.4 , O 2.D.4
Artuc, Erhan: C 3.C.15
Artz, Benjamin: P 1.D.15
Asare, Samuel: P 1.B.42
Asgari, Sara: P 1.A.22
Ashekan, Sheikh: P 2.D.27
Ashlagi, Itai: C 2.E.46
Ashtari Nakhaee, Aida : P 3.B.26
Asiedu, Elizabeth: C 1.A.41 , O 1.A.41 , O 1.D.24 , P 1.D.24
Asiseh, Fafanyo: C 1.C.42
Asker, Erdal: P 1.A.14
Aslim, Erkmen: C 3.A.37 , D 3.C.46 , P 1.D.40
Athreya, Karthik: C 1.C.15
Atkins, Danielle: C 3.B.11
Atwater, Ann: D 1.B.24 , P 1.A.24
Atwood, Alicia: P 3.A.9
Ausloos, Marcel: C 3.C.4
Austin, Nichole: C 1.B.2
Avetisyan, Misak: CH 3.A.33 , D 2.B.25 , P 3.A.33
Awadey, Amanda: P 1.D.24
Awondo, Sebastain: P 2.E.28
Awuah-offei, Kwame: C 1.C.33
Ayvaci, Emine: C 3.A.43
Ayyagari, Padmaja: C 3.A.37 , CH 1.A.10 , P 1.A.10 , P 1.C.41
Azam, Mehtabul: D 1.A.36 , P 1.B.28
Azimi, Mehran: C 2.E.4
Aziz, Mustahsin: CH 3.C.44 , O 3.C.44 , P 2.E.33 , P 3.C.44
Babačić, Elio: C 3.C.14
Babaei-Balderlou, Saharnaz: P 1.D.10
Babakhani Teimouri, Sheida: C 2.B.27 , P 3.C.34
Babb, Katrina: CH 2.E.44 , P 2.E.44
Babii, Andrii: P 2.A.2 , P 2.B.9
Badruddoza, Syed: C 3.B.40
Bae, Chang Suk: C 2.E.12
Bae, Daeeun: P 1.A.37
Bae, Hannah: C 2.E.46 , P 2.D.46
Bae, June: C 2.A.40
Bae, Kihwan: P 3.D.28
Bae, Sang Hoo: P 3.C.34
Baerlocher, Diogo: D 3.D.26 , P 2.B.14
Bagagli, Sara: D 3.C.25 , P 2.B.39
Bagherzadeh, Jalal: P 2.D.25
Bagnoli, Lisa: C 2.B.33
Bahadir, Berrak: C 2.E.29 , C 3.B.15 , P 3.B.28
Bai, Xiaoxiao: CH 3.C.31 , P 3.C.31
Bai, Yuehao: C 1.C.2
Bai, Yunrui: C 1.A.31
Baik, Yeongseon: P 1.B.23
Bailey, James: P 3.C.19
Bailey, Martha: C 1.A.40 , P 2.F.8
Balerna, Jessica: C 1.B.33
Balke, Nathan: P 3.B.29
Ballabio, Jacopo: P 2.A.37
Ballard, Joe: C 2.B.1
Balza, Lenin: C 2.B.33
Ban, Kyunghoon: P 2.A.3
Banerjee, Akarshik: C 1.C.42
Banerjee, Anandi: C 2.A.4
Banerjee, Jhinuk: P 3.C.34
Banerjee, Rupkatha: C 3.A.12
Banerjee, Tannista: C 1.B.42 , C 2.B.26 , P 1.B.42
Bang, James: P 1.D.28
Bansah, Marcus: P 1.C.42
Bansak, Cynthia: CH 1.A.13 , CH 2.B.4 , D 1.A.13 , D 2.A.14 , D 2.D.10 , O 1.A.13 , O 2.A.14 , O 2.B.4 , P 1.A.13
Banuri, Sheheryar: C 2.A.1
Baratian, Mehrdad: P 1.D.38 , P 2.B.43
Barbaglia, Luca: C 2.B.9
Bardos, Katsiaryna: P 1.B.4 , P 1.C.34
Barham, Tania: C 2.D.41
Barilla, Cesar: C 3.A.7
Bario Herrezuelo, Diego: P 2.D.4
Barker, Samuel: P 1.B.25
Barkley, Katherine Ruth: P 3.C.33
Barkowski, Scott: CH 1.C.28 , D 3.A.26 , O 1.C.28 , P 1.C.28
Barr, Anthony: D 3.A.23
Barrera, Sergio: CH 2.A.43 , P 2.A.43
Barrett, Mackenzi: D 1.C.35 , P 1.D.35
Barua Soni, Prajyna: C 2.D.31 , P 3.D.26
Bashir, Saima: C 2.D.33 , C 3.A.41
Bass, Mickenzie: C 1.D.15
Bastianelli, Benedetta: CH 2.D.27 , P 2.D.27
Bastos, João Pedro: C 2.A.18 , C 3.B.18 , P 2.E.26
Basu, Bharati: P 1.A.11
Batabyal, Sourav: P 3.B.4
Batista, Pedro: P 3.A.19
Batmaz, Oguzhan: P 2.B.29
Batra, Honey: C 1.C.16
Bauer, Benjamin: P 3.B.32
Baughman, Reagan: C 1.C.26
Baugus, Brian Dwight: C 3.D.13
Baumann, Robert: C 3.B.35
Bayar, Omer: P 3.A.14
Bayaz-Ozturk, Gulgun: P 1.B.12
Bayer, Patrick: C 2.B.35
Bazan, Muchin: C 2.D.13
Beck, Delany: D 1.D.35 , P 1.C.35 , P 2.D.41
Beck, Jason: CH 3.B.39 , P 3.B.39
Becker, Charles: C 1.B.9 , O 1.B.9 , P 1.B.9
Bedard, Kelly: C 1.B.14
Bedi, Joshua: P 1.B.18
Behera, Sarthak: C 2.A.34 , P 2.B.45
Beheshti, David: P 3.A.42
Behrman, Jere R.: C 1.C.14
Beland, Louis-Philippe: C 2.E.41
Bellemare, Marc: CH 2.D.3 , O 2.D.3 , P 2.D.3
Belles-Obrero, Cristina: P 1.B.10
Bello, Ismaila: C 1.D.24
Belmar, Jose: CH 1.D.9 , D 2.A.25 , P 1.D.9 , P 2.B.33
Beltran-Silva, Francisco: C 2.E.42
Bems, Rudolfs: C 3.A.15
Bendre, Apurva: P 1.A.25
Benguria, Felipe: CH 1.B.11 , CH 2.B.11 , O 1.B.11 , O 2.B.11 , P 1.B.11
Beniwal, Sukriti: CH 3.D.44 , P 1.A.39
Benlagha, Noureddine: C 1.D.30
Benoualid, Aiden: P 2.D.26
Benzecry, Gabriel: C 1.A.15 , CH 1.C.18 , D 2.B.19 , P 1.C.18
Berggren, Niclas: CH 1.C.9 , P 1.C.9
Bergh, Andreas: P 1.C.9
Berkes, Enrico: C 3.B.6
Berkowitz, Jason: P 1.C.11
Bernard, Jennifer: C 3.B.12
Berry-West, Wendy: C 2.D.33
Bersak, Tim: CH 3.D.46 , P 2.B.24 , P 3.D.46
Besenhard, Petra Cornelia: CH 2.D.5 , P 2.D.5
Best, Rohan: C 3.B.28
Bethmann, Dirk: P 2.D.43
Bettarelli, Luca: P 3.C.4
Bhai, Moiz: P 1.A.39
Bhandari, Prashant: P 3.D.42
Bhargava, Palaash: P 3.A.7 , P 3.C.41
Bhat, Medini: P 1.C.18
Bhatia, Alpna: C 1.B.17 , D 1.A.17
Bhatia, Ankit: P 3.C.37
Bhattacharjee, Sandipa: P 1.B.36 , P 1.D.10
Bhattacharya, Leena: C 1.A.10
Bhattacharya, Shreya: C 3.C.41
Bhattarai, Jijeebisha: P 3.C.6
Bhuiyan, Rokon: P 2.D.34
Bhukta, Rikhia: C 1.C.14
Bianco, Timothy: CH 3.B.4 , P 3.B.4
Bibler, Andrew: CH 2.A.27 , D 1.B.27 , P 1.A.27
Bilancini, Ennio: C 2.A.1
Bilen, Eren: C 3.A.41
Bilgrami, Anam: C 3.B.28
Bin, Okmyung: C 1.A.28
Biolsi, Christopher: D 1.C.31 , P 1.C.31
Bird, Samuel: P 3.A.7
Birdi, Alvin: C 1.B.17
Birinci, Serdar: P 1.A.12
Bishop, John: C 1.A.28
Biswas, Nayantara: C 1.A.36
Bjoerkheim, Markus: C 3.A.11
Bjørnskov, Christian: C 1.C.9 , CH 2.A.5 , O 1.C.9 , O 2.A.5 , P 1.A.35 , P 2.A.5
Black, Sandra: P 1.E.8
Blackwood, G. Jacob: C 3.C.28
Blair, Peter: C 3.D.11
Blair, Roger: C 1.D.12 , D 1.D.12 , O 1.D.12
Blanchet, Jose: C 3.A.3
Blazsek, Szabolcs: C 2.D.11 , D 3.B.5 , P 3.B.5
Bleichrodt, Molly: P 1.A.18
Blochowicz, Jenna: CH 1.C.8 , D 1.C.8 , P 2.B.8
Bloem, Jeffrey: P 2.D.3
Blomquist, Glenn: CH 2.A.12 , D 2.A.12 , P 2.C.20 , XX1.D.36
Blunch, Niels-Hugo: D 2.D.13 , P 1.C.42
Bocci, Corinne: C 3.D.33
Bodenschatz, Hope: C 2.E.27
Boettke, Peter: C 1.C.19 , CH 1.C.19 , CH 1.D.19 , O 1.C.19 , O 1.D.19 , P 1.A.15 , XX2.B.44
Bohara, Alok: C 3.D.6
Bohorquez Pacataque, Juan David: P 2.B.19
Bokhari, Farasat: D 1.D.8 , P 1.C.5 , P 2.B.8
Boleslavsky, Ralph: C 3.B.34 , P 3.A.27
Bollinger, Christopher: CH 1.B.14 , O 1.B.14 , O 2.A.3 , O 2.B.40 , O 2.D.15
Bollman, Katie: CH 2.E.35 , D 2.A.35 , O 2.A.35 , O 2.B.35 , O 2.D.35 , O 2.E.35
Bologna Pavlik, Jamie: C 1.A.35 , CH 1.A.35 , O 1.A.35 , P 1.A.35
Bonham, Caroline: C 1.D.40
Bonomo, Tiago: P 1.A.21
Boone, R. Thomas: C 1.C.17
Boosey, Luke: C 2.E.3
Booth-Bell, Darlene: C 3.A.23
Bora, Siddhartha: P 2.D.22
Borissov, Kirill: C 1.C.36
Bose, Bijetri: C 1.B.36
Bose, Feler: C 3.D.13
Boskabadi, Elahe: CH 3.B.3 , P 3.B.3
Boudreau, Laura: C 1.D.24
Boudreaux, Christopher: XX2.B.36
Bousquet, Paul: P 3.C.30
Bovay, John: CH 2.D.21 , P 2.D.21
Bowblis, John: C 3.D.9 , P 3.D.9
Boyd, Chris: D 1.B.25 , P 1.D.41
Boyle, Austin: C 2.A.17
Bradbury, J.C.: CH 1.D.11 , P 1.D.11
Bradley, Anne: P 3.A.18
Bradley, Kate: C 3.C.44
Brady, Kevin: C 1.B.17
Brancati, Emanuele: C 1.C.36
Branthoover, Sam: P 3.B.32
Brasington, David Martin: CH 3.A.39 , D 3.C.25 , P 3.A.39
Braslavsky, Arseniy: P 3.C.26
Braun, Noah: P 1.B.32
Bremer, Benjamin: C 2.B.21
Brewer, Ben: C 3.A.28
Brewer, Dylan: C 1.B.21 , C 1.B.22 , C 1.D.22 , CH 1.D.22 , P 1.D.22
Briggs, Elena: C 2.B.5
Brinkman, Luke: C 2.E.35
Briseño, Fernando: CH 1.B.3 , P 2.B.12
Brito, Carlos: P 3.C.7
Broady, Kristen: CH 3.A.23 , O 3.A.23 , P 3.A.23
Brookins, Philip: C 1.B.1 , CH 2.E.3 , O 2.E.3 , P 2.E.3
Brough, Rebecca: P 1.B.32
Brough, Tyler: CH 3.B.2 , P 3.B.2
Broughel, James: P 3.C.19
Brown, Jessica: D 1.B.27 , P 2.A.27
Brown, Nicholas Lynn: P 2.D.9
Brown, Nicholas Ray: P 2.E.26
Brown, Ryan: C 1.C.41
Brown, Sarah: P 2.A.33
Brunel, Claire: CH 2.A.21 , P 2.A.21
Brunt, Christopher: C 3.D.9 , P 3.D.9
Brutz, Heather: C 1.A.28
Bryant-Sheth, Isaiah: P 1.A.34
Bryson, Carter: P 3.A.29
Buaka, Emefa Surprize: P 3.B.26
Buccione, Giulia: P 1.D.9
Buchanan, Joy: P 3.D.1
Bucheli, José R.: C 3.B.15
Buchinski, Moshe: C 3.B.23
Buck, Clint: C 3.C.9
Bui, Ha: D 3.B.25 , P 2.B.30
Bullard, Maxwell: C 3.B.27
Bullock, Blair: CH 1.B.35 , D 1.B.35 , O 1.B.35 , O 1.C.35 , O 1.D.35
Bundick, Brent: C 2.A.31
Burke, Dylan: D 2.D.41 , P 2.D.41
Burke, Marshall: C 1.D.33
Burkhauser, Richard Valentine: CH 2.D.14 , P 2.D.14
Burns, Marguerite: C 1.D.40
Burton, Anne: CH 1.D.40 , D 2.A.35 , P 2.B.35
Burton, Jacob: C 2.B.38
Buser, Whitney: C 2.A.44
Bussolo, Maurizio: C 3.A.44
Butler, Nathan: P 2.E.40
Butt, Hassan: C 2.B.29 , C 3.A.33
Butters, R. Andrew: CH 2.E.34 , P 2.E.34
Butts, Kyle: C 2.D.9 , P 2.D.9
Byl, Jacob: CH 1.A.34 , O 1.A.34 , P 1.A.34
Bylund, Per: P 2.D.24
Cabral, Marika: C 1.D.33 , C 3.A.42
Cabrera-Hernandez, Francisco: C 1.D.41 , P 1.D.41
Cachanosky, Nicolas: CH 3.B.18 , P 1.B.19 , P 3.B.18
Cadena, Brian: C 2.D.41
Caetano, Carolina: C 2.D.28 , C 3.B.23 , C 3.C.2 , C 3.D.2 , P 1.B.2
Caetano, Gregorio: C 1.B.2 , C 2.D.28 , C 3.D.2 , CH 3.B.23 , O 3.B.23 , P 3.B.23
Caffarena, Solano: C 2.B.13
Cai, Jinghan: C 2.E.34 , P 3.A.4
Cai, Shirley: P 3.B.44
Cai, Sih-Ting: P 1.C.10 , P 2.E.46
Cai, Zhangping: P 3.D.28
Cai, Zongwu: C 3.B.3
Caiumi, Alessandro: P 2.D.10
Cakir, Talha: P 3.B.31
Caldwell, Bruce: XX2.A.19
Callahan, Sean: P 3.B.27
Callais, Justin: C 3.B.18 , P 1.A.35 , P 3.C.19
Callaway, Brant: C 2.E.9 , C 3.C.2 , C 3.D.2
Callen, Ian: C 3.A.13
Callison, Kevin: C 2.E.46 , C 3.A.9
Camacho, Samuel: P 1.B.22
Cameron, Marisa: C 2.E.11 , P 3.B.43
Campagna, Elisabetta: P 1.D.9
Campbell, Colin: C 3.A.4
Candela, Rosolino: C 1.A.15
Cannonier, Colin: P 1.B.28 , P 3.D.24
Cao, Qingqing: P 3.A.31
Capra, C. Monica: CH 1.A.1 , P 1.A.1
Capron, Andrew: D 2.A.8 , P 1.C.5
Carballo, Jeronimo: C 3.B.23
Cardazzi, Alexander: C 3.A.38
Carden, Art: CH 1.A.15 , O 1.A.15 , P 1.A.15
Carilli, Anthony M.: P 2.D.19
Carlin, Patrick: P 2.D.43
Carlson, Mark: C 2.B.31 , P 2.B.31
Carlston, Kelsey: P 2.B.5
Carmy, Linda: CH 3.A.28 , P 3.A.28
Carpenter, Rachel Leigh Blanchard: P 2.D.39
Carr, Jeffrey: P 1.D.11
Carr, Jillian: CH 1.B.40 , CH 2.A.35 , D 2.B.35
Carrasco, Marine: C 2.A.2
Carret, Vincent: CH 3.B.19 , O 3.B.19 , P 3.B.19
Carriedo, Fernanda: D 1.D.27 , P 1.A.27
Carrington, William: C 1.B.14
Carrollo, Nicholas: C 1.A.32
Carson, Byron B.: C 1.A.18 , C 2.D.19 , P 1.D.18 , P 2.D.19
Cartledge, Marcella: P 1.C.25
Cartwright, Kate: C 2.D.45
Carvalho, Adriano: C 2.D.36
Casasola, David: P 1.D.18
Casey, Marcus: C 2.B.35
Casillas Quezada, Juan José: P 2.A.18
Cassidy, Hugh: CH 2.E.23 , O 2.E.23 , P 2.E.23
Castilla, Carolina: C 1.B.40
Castro Portillo, Eleno Hernan: P 2.A.35
Cavenaile, Laurent: P 3.B.37
Caviglia-Harris, Jill: CH 3.B.21 , P 3.B.21
Cecot, Caroline: XX1.D.36
Celebi, Kaan: P 3.C.12
Celikten, Mustafa: C 2.E.13
Centuriao, Daniel: P 3.C.25
Cha, Eunho: P 1.B.41
Chakrabarty, Saunok: P 3.A.12 , P 3.B.16 , P 3.D.12
Chakraborty, Kalyan: P 2.D.28
Chakraborty, Priyanka: P 1.D.15 , P 2.B.37
Chambolle, Claire: C 2.A.24
Champion, Brachel Robert: CH 3.B.41 , P 3.B.41
Chan, Alex: P 2.D.46
Chan, David: C 3.A.42
Chandra, Anjali: D 1.A.36 , P 1.A.36
Chandra, Soumi: P 2.A.23
Chang, Eunsik: P 1.C.41
Chang, Konhee: P 1.B.39
Chao, Wei: D 1.C.30 , P 1.C.30
Chao, Yinghsuan: D 1.B.17
Chari, V. V.: C 2.E.27
Charles, Kerwin: C 1.A.42
Chaulagai, Avanish: C 2.A.11
Chavez, Emmanuel: C 1.D.41
Chen, Bin: P 3.B.3
Chen, Claire Ling-Yin: P 3.C.32
Chen, Daniel: C 1.A.39
Chen, Dapeng: P 3.C.43
Chen, Frederick: C 2.A.11
Chen, Hui-Jun: D 2.B.4 , P 2.B.4
Chen, James Ming: P 3.C.14
Chen, Jiafeng: P 2.B.2
Chen, Jiawei: C 2.A.38
Chen, Jihui: P 2.A.14
Chen, Lijun: C 1.B.34
Chen, Lin: P 2.E.2
Chen, Rui: P 1.D.34 , P 3.B.3
Chen, Shiyi: C 3.D.13
Chen, Shuqing: C 3.D.28
Chen, Ting: C 3.A.38
Chen, Yuhan: C 3.A.27
Chen, Yuting: P 2.E.14
Chen, Yutong: CH 3.C.13 , P 3.C.13
Chen, Zhengrun: C 2.A.3
Chen, Zhengyang (Robin): P 2.A.31
Chen, Ziyang: C 3.A.38
Cheng, Chak Hung Jack: P 2.D.34
Cheng, Chizhe: P 1.C.37
Cheung, Jeff: P 3.D.17
Chiang, Eric: C 2.E.17
Chiang, Harold: P 2.A.2
Chiappori, Pierre-André: C 2.B.1
Chike, Onyedikachi Emmanuel: CH 3.B.40 , P 3.B.40
Chikish, Iuliia: P 2.B.5
Childs, Kayla Marie: P 2.A.43
Chin, Sayorn: P 2.A.45
Chirinko, Robert: O 2.D.4
Chisholm, John: CH 1.D.38 , P 1.D.38
Chizeck, Seth: P 3.A.6
Cho, Hyein: C 1.C.26
Cho, Jae Il: C 2.D.43 , P 3.A.43
Cho, Jinsoon: P 1.B.12
Cho, Kyung Tae: P 2.D.12
Choe, Jongho: P 2.B.43
Choi, Euikyu: C 3.D.40
Choi, Jaehyun: P 3.C.35
Choi, Jen: C 2.E.12
Choi, Jiwon: P 2.D.32
Choi, Jonghyeok: P 3.A.6
Choi, Sun Ki: P 2.E.13
Choi, Young-Yun: P 3.A.36
Chollete, Lorán: CH 3.A.21 , P 3.A.21
Choon, Thea How: P 2.B.27
Chorniy, Anna: CH 2.B.43 , P 2.B.43
Chou, Shin-Yi: C 3.A.6
Choudhary, Aditi: P 3.B.43
Choukhmane, Taha: C 1.C.15
Chowanajin, Nat: P 2.A.42
Christie, Nina: C 1.D.40
Chrystall, Douglas: C 2.A.44
Chu, Yin: P 1.A.21
Chuang, Shih-Hsien: C 1.B.24 , D 1.B.24 , P 1.A.24
Chugh, Grant: C 1.C.11
Chun, Seungwhan: D 1.A.8 , P 1.C.8
Chung, Bobby: C 2.E.14 , CH 3.D.11 , P 3.D.11
Chung, Sarah: P 1.D.21
Chung, Seunghun: C 1.A.14
Churchill, Brandyn F.: P 1.C.40
Ciancio, Alberto: C 1.B.10
Cisneros, Elías: P 3.B.21
Cisneros, Georgina: C 1.C.40
Clarke, George: CH 3.D.14 , P 3.D.14
Clayton, Daniel Esteban: CH 3.B.15 , P 3.B.15
Cleeton, David: P 3.A.17
Clymo, Alex: C 1.A.12
Coatney, Kalyn: C 3.C.33
Cockriel, William: O 1.B.32
Cocoli, Edlira: C 2.E.41
Coffey, Bentley: P 1.B.38
Cohen, Elior: P 1.A.32
Cohen, Rachel: C 3.A.6
Cohle, Zachary: CH 3.B.16 , CH 3.C.12 , P 3.C.12
Cole, Samuel: CH 2.E.41 , P 2.E.41
Cole, Stephen: CH 3.A.30 , P 3.A.30
Collins, Clay: C 3.D.46 , P 1.D.11
Colmenares, Jorge: P 1.C.15
Colunga-Ramos, Luis: C 2.D.31
Connolly, Jennifer: C 1.D.15
Connolly, Laura: CH 1.D.15 , O 1.D.15 , P 1.D.15
Connolly, Marie: P 1.C.12
Connors, Joseph Steven: CH 3.B.17 , P 3.B.17
Contractor, Zara: CH 1.D.28 , P 2.B.15
Contreras, Salvador: P 2.D.13
Convertino, Christina: C 2.E.10
Cook, Justin: C 2.B.32
Coombs, Kyle Gibson: CH 3.A.9 , P 3.A.9
Coon, Michael: D 1.A.13 , P 1.A.13
Cooper-Ohm, Spencer: CH 2.E.40 , P 2.D.40
Cooper, Logan: C 1.B.9
Corman, Hope: P 1.A.42
Cormier, Abigail Rose: P 1.A.42 , P 1.D.17
Cornwall, Gary: C 3.B.4 , C 3.C.2
Corredor, Federico: P 3.D.40
Cortes, Gustavo: C 2.B.14
Cortinhas, Carlos: C 2.B.17
Cosgrove, Sarah: C 1.C.17
Couch, Kenneth: CH 1.B.12 , CH 3.D.13 , O 1.B.12 , P 1.B.12 , P 3.D.13
Courtemanche, Charles: XX1.D.16
Cowgill, Bo: C 3.A.27
Coyne, Chris: C 1.D.19 , C 3.B.18
Craig, Alexander: P 1.A.19
Craig, Steven: C 1.C.31 , D 1.C.31
Crawford, Patrick: P 3.C.32
Crawford, Shane: C 2.E.28
Crawley, Edmund: P 2.E.30
Crego, David: P 2.A.18
Crisanti, Annette: C 2.E.14
Cristea, Anca: O 1.A.11
Croushore, Dean: CH 1.D.31 , O 1.D.31 , P 1.D.31
Crowder, William: CH 3.B.31 , P 3.B.31
Crowley, Christian: C 3.C.33
Crucini, Mario: C 3.D.12 , P 1.D.31
Cruz Figueroa Garcia, Diogenes: P 2.B.28
Cui, George: P 2.B.16
Cui, Yi: C 2.B.40
Cullen, Patrick: C 2.A.39
Cumming, Douglas: XX2.B.36
Cunningham, Jamein: C 2.A.35
Curley, Cali: C 1.D.15
Curs, Bradley: D 1.C.27 , P 2.A.27
Curtis, Bradley Scott: P 1.A.25
Cutsinger, Bryan: P 1.B.19 , P 2.E.32
D'Agostino, Anthony: C 2.B.34
D'Andrea, Fernando: CH 3.B.25 , D 2.D.36 , D 3.B.25 , P 2.D.36
Dague, Laura: C 1.C.40 , CH 1.A.25 , D 1.A.25 , O 1.B.26 , O 1.C.40 , O 1.D.40 , P 1.B.26 , P 1.D.40
Dai, Shangze: C 1.D.37 , P 2.A.29
Dammert, Ana: C 2.B.13
Daniels, Gerald: C 2.E.27
Dant, Katrina: C 2.D.17
Darden, Michael: C 2.E.46
Darisse, Michael Joseph: D 1.D.27 , P 1.B.27
Darity, William: C 1.C.15
Das, Abhipsita: C 3.D.13
Das, Debamanyu: P 3.C.15
Das, Nandini: P 3.C.36
Das, Samiran: C 2.D.13
Das, Snigdha: P 3.A.17
Das, Somdeepa: C 1.D.26 , C 3.A.12
Das, Vivekananda: D 2.D.42 , D 2.E.42 , P 2.D.42
Dasgupta, Kabir: C 1.A.41 , C 2.B.24
Dasgupta, Utteeyo: C 1.C.14 , O 1.A.36 , O 1.B.36
Dass, Malabi: P 2.D.16
Datta, Biplab: C 2.E.42 , CH 2.D.42 , O 2.D.42 , O 2.E.42 , P 2.D.42 , P 2.E.42
Datta, Raka: C 3.A.46 , P 3.D.43
Dave, Dhaval: C 1.A.42 , C 2.A.10 , C 3.A.46
David, Mare: C 3.A.44
Davidson, Jennifer: C 2.E.44
Davies, Elwyn: C 1.D.24
Davis, Brad: C 3.B.40 , CH 3.C.43 , P 1.B.3 , P 3.C.43
Davis, Lewis: CH 2.B.37 , P 2.B.37 , XX2.E.37
Davis, Monique: C 2.A.35
Davis, Will: P 2.E.42
De Alwis, Tharindu P.: C 2.A.9
DE BODISCO, CHRISTOPHER: D 2.B.17 , P 2.A.17
De Cao, Elizabetta: C 1.B.10
De Goyeneche Macaya, Claudia Andrea: P 2.A.1
De los Santos, Babur: C 2.A.24
De Ronge, Yves: C 2.D.4
De, Kuhelika: P 3.B.15
Dean, James: CH 2.D.29 , P 2.D.29
Deb, Anurag: P 2.A.36
Deck, Cary: C 1.B.35
Dekker, Erwin: C 2.D.18
Delaprez, Yann: P 3.C.10
DeLisle, R. Jared: C 1.C.11
Deltas, George: P 2.B.28
Denderski, Piotr: C 1.A.12
Deng, Mingzhuo: P 3.A.32
Deng, Yue: P 1.A.3
Denning, Jeff: C 1.D.27
Denteh, Augustine: D 2.D.3
Denteh, Austin: CH 2.B.40 , D 2.D.13 , O 2.A.3 , O 2.B.40 , P 2.A.3
DePaula, Guilherme: CH 2.A.23 , D 2.D.3 , P 2.A.23 , P 2.E.21
Deryugina, Tatyana: C 1.D.33
DeSimone, Jeffrey: CH 1.B.9 , O 2.D.40 , O 2.E.40 , P 2.E.40
Deutscher, Christian: C 1.C.11
DeVaro, Jed: CH 3.D.26 , D 3.D.26 , P 3.C.13
Devereaux, Abigail: P 1.A.15
DeVore, Collin: D 1.A.24 , P 1.C.24
Dhameja, Nency: P 2.A.13
Dhar, Amrita: P 3.C.12
Dhingra, Nikita: C 2.B.10
Dhole, Mahesh Mukundarao: P 3.B.7
Dhongde, Shatakshee: C 1.A.14 , C 1.C.37 , CH 1.A.14 , O 1.A.14 , P 2.D.13
Di Giovan Paolo, Andrea: P 2.D.25
Diaz Klaassen, Felipe: C 2.D.35
Diaz-Campo, Cecilia S.: C 2.A.10
Diaz-Herrera, Alejandro: P 1.B.23 , P 3.D.22
Dickert-Conlin, Stacy: O 1.B.40 , O 1.C.26
Diette, Tim: C 3.C.23
Dillbary, Shahar: D 1.B.35 , P 1.C.35
Dillender, Marcus: D 1.D.33 , P 1.D.33
Dills, Angela: CH 2.B.10 , D 2.D.41
Ding, Lei: C 3.C.24 , P 3.C.14
Dinh, Kevin: C 1.C.17
Dirks, Cody : P 3.C.7
Dix, Rebekah: C 1.C.40
DiZerega, Gus: P 2.E.18
Djogbenou, Antoine: P 2.A.3
Dlotko, Pawel: C 3.D.34
Do, Yeongwoong: P 3.C.31
Doan, Gia Han: C 3.A.15
Dobridge, Christine: P 2.E.4
Doganay, Husame: P 3.A.10
Doh, Taeyoung: C 2.E.12
Doherty Luduvice, Andre Victor: D 1.A.30 , P 1.A.30
Donald, Eric: P 3.C.29
Donayre, Luiggi: P 2.D.31
Dong, Fang: CH 3.D.41 , P 3.D.41
Dong, Hao: P 2.E.2
Doniger, Cynthia: CH 1.A.12 , O 1.A.12 , P 1.A.12
Dorfman, Jeffrey: C 3.B.33
Dos Reis, Gabriel Felipe: C 2.B.29
Dou, Jiaqi: P 3.B.14
Dougherty, Shaun: D 1.B.27 , P 1.A.27
Douglass, Trinity: D 1.C.27 , P 2.A.27
Dowell, Chelsea T.: P 2.A.44
Downes, Henry: C 1.D.39
Doxey, Alison: P 2.D.32
Drain, Sarah: CH 3.C.44 , O 3.C.44 , P 3.C.44
Dreyer, Malory: C 2.A.10
Drinkwater, Stephen: C 1.A.13
Drukker, Austin: C 1.C.24 , D 1.C.24
Du, Rui: D 2.B.4 , P 2.B.4
Du, Wei: C 2.E.13 , CH 3.D.40 , P 3.D.40
Du, You: P 2.A.38
Duan, Huiqiong: C 3.D.11
Duarte, Marco: CH 1.B.8 , D 1.B.8 , P 1.B.8
Dubois, Pierre: C 3.C.10
Duca, John: C 3.B.4
Ducking, Johnny: P 2.E.11
Dulal, Rajendra: CH 2.B.45 , P 2.B.45
Dunagan, Nicholas Dell: P 3.B.37
Duncan, Brian: C 2.E.10
Duncan, Roberto: C 2.A.29
Duncan, Thomas: C 3.A.34 , P 3.B.18
Duncan, William: C 2.E.15 , CH 2.A.41 , CH 2.E.15 , O 2.A.41 , O 2.E.15 , P 2.A.41 , P 2.E.15
Duncanson, Henry: D 1.C.17
Duong, Khang: C 3.B.10
Duquennois, Claire: C 1.C.28
Dur, Umut: C 3.C.28
Durrance, Christine: C 2.A.10 , CH 1.D.12
Dustan, Andrew: C 1.D.41
Dutcher, Glenn: P 2.D.46
Dutta, Amitabh: C 3.B.15
Dutta, Meghna: C 1.B.28
Dutta, Nabamita: C 3.B.10 , CH 2.B.36 , O 2.B.36 , O 2.E.37 , O 3.B.10 , P 3.B.10 , XX2.E.37
Duzett, Neil: P 2.D.14
Dyal, Derek: P 3.D.2
Dycus, Ryan: C 1.B.3
Dziadula, Eva: P 1.B.10
Earle, Andrew: CH 1.B.21 , P 1.B.21
Earnhart, Dietrich: CH 1.A.33 , O 1.A.33 , P 1.A.33
Eastridge, Taylor: P 1.A.37
Eaton, Matthew Ryan: P 3.B.27
Ebeling, Richard: O 2.E.19 , P 2.E.19
Ebmer, Stefan: P 3.C.26
Ebrahimitorki, Mahyar: P 3.B.24
Eckel, Catherine: O 1.A.26
Eckrote-Nordland, Marissa: P 3.B.17
Economides, Philip: C 2.B.39 , P 2.A.16
Eddhir, Ahmed: P 3.C.9
Eftekhari, Bahareh: P 1.A.26
Ehsan, Zaeem-Al: P 2.E.36
Eilam, Nir: P 2.A.41
Eisenberg, Matthew: C 1.D.40
Eizenberg, Alon: CH 1.D.8 , D 1.D.8 , P 2.D.8
El Ghawi, Chadi-Josef: P 1.C.18
El Omari, Salaheddine: P 1.D.30
El-Komi, Mohamed: CH 2.A.1 , P 2.A.1
Elbakidze, Levan: P 1.D.37
Elizondo, Rocio: C 3.A.30
Ellieroth, Kathrin: D 1.B.30 , P 1.B.30
Ellis, Ryan: P 3.B.36
Ellyson, Alice: C 2.B.42
Eloriaga, Justin Raymond: C 2.B.29
Elrod, Aaron: P 3.D.16
Elzinga, Kenneth: XX2.D.44
Emmich, Benjamin: P 3.A.35
Emran, Sheikh: P 3.D.12
Endersby, Linnea: CH 1.A.27 , P 3.B.26
Ennis, Huberto: C 2.B.31
Ennis, Sean Forrest: D 2.A.8 , D 2.D.8 , P 2.D.8
Epstein, Brendan: C 3.A.15 , P 3.C.29
Eremionkhale, Amy: C 2.E.44 , CH 2.B.17 , P 1.A.17
Eremionkhale, George: C 1.A.17
Ersal Kiziler, Eylem: D 3.A.17 , P 2.E.31
Erten, Bilge: P 1.B.40 , P 2.A.10
Escalante, Edwar: P 3.B.18
Escaleras, Monica: CH 2.E.17
Escobar, Luis: C 3.B.14
Escoffery, Sean P.: XX1.B.13
Eshaghnia, Sadegh: P 1.C.12
Esmkhani, Khalil: C 2.E.29
Espeseth, Allison: C 1.B.26
Espinosa, Cristian: P 2.B.11
Esquivel, Carlos: CH 3.C.11 , O 3.C.11 , P 3.C.11
Essieku, Richmond: P 2.E.13
Esters, Diana Marissa: P 1.A.18
Estrada Arzamendi, Carlos Takeshi: P 3.B.4
Evans, Melissa: C 3.A.9
Fabrizi, Domenico: C 1.A.8
Faheem, Adeel: CH 3.A.46 , P 3.A.46
Fairlie, Robert: C 3.D.40
Falcettoni, Elena: P 2.D.37
Falcone, Guillermo: C 3.C.15
Fan, Joseph P.H.: C 1.B.4
Fan, Manyi: C 3.A.4
Fan, Yun: P 3.B.33
Fang, Lei: D 1.B.30 , P 1.B.30
Fang, Min: C 3.A.31
Fang, Tony: C 3.A.10
Farfan, Gabriela: C 1.C.41
Farhat, Daniel: P 3.A.34
Farjana Promi, Afia: C 1.B.35
Farrant, Andrew: C 2.D.18
Farzana, Sadia: P 2.B.45
Fazlul, Ishtiaque: CH 2.E.42 , D 2.D.42 , O 2.D.42 , O 2.E.42 , P 2.E.42
Feigenbaum, James: CH 2.E.30 , P 2.E.30
Felegi, Brianna: P 1.A.40
Feliciano, Zadia: CH 3.B.14 , P 3.B.14
Feng, Kexin: P 2.A.32
Feng, Kuo: C 3.C.16
Feng, Shuaizhang: C 2.B.1
Fennell, Melanie: P 2.E.17
Ferdousee, Abida: C 3.B.46
Ferdousee, Atia: CH 3.B.46 , P 3.B.46
Fernandes, Ana: C 3.D.16
Fernandez, Jose: CH 2.A.40 , CH 2.E.10 , D 2.A.40 , D 3.B.26 , O 2.A.40 , O 2.D.41 , O 2.E.10 , P 2.D.41 , P 2.E.10
Ferreira, Thiago: C 2.B.29
Ferres, Gonzalo: C 2.A.1
Ferris, Jennifer: P 3.B.30 , P 3.C.29
Fesko, Luke: CH 3.C.42 , P 3.A.14 , P 3.C.42
Feyzollahi, Maryam: P 1.B.22
Fidia Farah, Quazi : CH 1.D.30 , P 1.D.30
Fike, Rosemarie: P 3.A.18
Fikru, Mahelet G.: C 1.C.33
Fileccia, Costanza: C 2.A.32
Filosa, Neil: P 2.E.35
Findley, T. Scott: C 2.E.30
Finkelstein Shapiro, Alan: C 3.C.29
Finnoff, David: C 3.C.33
Firooz, Hamid: P 1.B.11
Firpo, Sergio: C 2.D.2
Fitz-Henley II, John: P 1.A.32
Fitzsimmons, Patrick: CH 3.C.32 , O 3.A.32 , O 3.B.32 , O 3.C.32 , P 3.B.32
Flores-Lagunes, Alfonso: D 1.C.12
Flores, Miguel: P 3.A.5
Flynn, James: D 2.A.40 , P 2.A.40
Fontenla, Matias: C 3.B.15
Forcada, Sara Avila: P 1.B.17
Fossen, Frank: C 3.D.40 , XX2.B.36
Foster, Irene: C 2.E.17
Foster, James: C 1.C.42
Fouad, Geoffrey: C 3.A.40
Fourakis, Stelios: P 3.C.11
Fowler, Stuart: C 3.C.28
Fox, Dara: C 2.D.43
Franco, Andrea: CH 2.B.41 , P 2.B.41
Frank, Eyal: C 2.B.34
Frazer, Nathan: C 1.A.1
Freeman, Patricia: C 2.A.40
Freeman, Seth: C 2.A.10 , C 2.E.46
Freitas Monteiro, Teresa: C 2.D.10
French, Anna: P 2.A.21
Friedman, Abigail: C 1.B.3
Frimpong, Eugene: C 1.C.34 , P 1.B.23
Fu, Wei: C 1.D.40
Fuchs, Simon: CH 1.B.39 , CH 1.C.39 , CH 2.A.16 , O 1.B.39 , O 1.C.39 , O 2.A.16 , O 2.B.39 , P 2.B.39
Fujii, Tomoki: C 2.A.1
Fukuda, Katsufumi: P 1.A.38
Fuller, Caleb: D 2.B.19
Gabriele, Florencia: P 2.A.44
Gaekwad-Babulal, Neepa: CH 1.A.41 , D 1.D.25 , O 1.A.41 , O 1.D.24 , P 1.A.41
Gaetani, Ruben: C 3.B.37
Gafarov, Bulat: C 1.B.34
Gaggero, Alberto: D 1.C.24 , P 1.B.24
Gai, Yunwei: P 2.B.45
Gaines, Michele: CH 1.D.13 , D 1.C.13 , O 1.D.13
Gaisie, Deborah Aba: P 1.D.24
Gajbhiye, Prashikdivya: P 1.D.34
Galama, Titus: C 2.E.41
Galanti, Sebastian: C 1.D.24
Galindo, Miriam: C 3.C.28
Gallagher, Justin: C 1.A.28
Gallegos, David: P 1.D.11
Galvao, Antonio: C 2.D.2
Galvez-Soriano, Oscar: P 3.A.5
Gamez, Cynthia: D 2.E.10 , P 2.E.10
Gansukh, Uyanga: C 1.B.9
Ganvir, Nikhil: P 3.D.6
Gao, Chang: P 2.A.38
Gao, Kailin: C 2.B.16
Gao, Ruipu: P 3.A.41
Gao, Yuting: C 1.A.27
Gao, Zhan: C 3.A.2
Garcia-Jimeno, Camilo: P 2.B.37
Garcia-Perez, Monica: C 2.E.10 , CH 1.D.16 , D 2.E.10 , O 1.D.16 , O 2.E.10
Garcia-Santana, Manuel: C 2.D.38
Garcia-Torres, Sebastian: C 3.D.6
Garcia, Daniel: C 3.A.12
Gardner, Graham: C 3.C.46 , D 1.B.40 , D 3.C.46
Gardner, John: P 2.D.9
Garg, Kunal: P 3.B.44
Garg, Sandhya: C 1.C.14
Garg, Shresth: C 1.C.37 , CH 3.C.10 , CH 3.D.12 , D 3.B.25 , P 3.C.10 , P 3.D.12
Garg, Teevrat: C 1.D.33 , P 1.B.21
Garner, Jacqueline: C 1.C.11
Garrison, Andrew: C 2.E.17
Gately, J. Braxton: C 2.B.3
Gautam, Durga Prasad: P 2.E.23
Gavrilets, Sergey: C 2.E.3
Gayeon, Hong: P 3.C.4
Gayle, Philip: C 3.A.46
Ge, Qi: C 1.B.24
Ge, Shan: CH 3.C.38 , P 3.C.38
Ge, Yimin: C 1.D.40
Gearhart, Richard: C 2.B.24
Gedeon, Daniel: C 2.A.45
Geleta, Kassahun: D 2.B.26 , P 2.B.26
Geloso, Vincent: C 3.B.14 , C 3.C.32 , D 2.B.19
Gendron, Jonathan: P 3.A.2
Genoni, Maria: C 1.C.41
Gentile-Passaro, Diego: C 1.D.9
Gentry, Matthew: P 2.E.28
Gentry, Melissa: CH 1.A.26 , P 1.A.26
George, Feba: C 3.A.39
Gersbach, Hans: C 1.C.4
Gertler, Paul: C 3.B.23
Gevorkyan, Aleksandr: CH 3.D.17 , P 3.D.17
Ghazi, Soroush: C 2.E.4 , P 1.B.38
Ghimire, Keshar: P 2.B.24
Ghimire, Shankar: P 3.B.15
Ghimire, Suraj: C 2.B.21 , CH 1.A.21 , P 1.A.21
Ghimire, Umesh: C 2.B.45 , CH 2.E.45 , P 2.E.45
Gholami, Fariba: CH 3.A.15 , P 3.A.15
Ghose, Devaki: C 2.D.38 , P 3.C.16 , P 3.D.16
Ghosh, Pallab: C 1.D.14 , P 2.E.13
Ghossoub, Edgar: CH 3.C.30 , P 3.C.30
Ghysels, Eric: C 2.B.9
Gibbs, Chloe: C 1.A.40 , CH 1.A.40 , CH 1.B.41 , O 1.A.40 , O 1.B.41 , P 1.B.41
Gibson, John: CH 3.C.29 , P 3.C.29
Gibson, John: CH 3.A.44 , O 3.A.44 , P 2.A.22 , P 3.A.44
Gibson, Nilam: C 2.A.45
Giddings, Lisa: C 3.B.17
Gifford, Thomas: P 3.B.27
Gilbert, Cole: P 1.D.10
Gilbert, John: P 3.A.16
Gilpin, Gregory: O 1.A.27 , O 1.B.27 , O 1.C.27 , O 1.D.27 , O 2.A.27
Ginn, Marly: C 2.B.3
Ginther, Donna: C 2.A.41 , CH 1.E.8 , CH 2.F.8
Giordani, Paolo: C 1.C.36
Giraldo, Andres: P 2.A.37
Giuliano, Paola: C 1.D.9
Globus-Harris, Isla: C 1.B.21
Godager, Geir: C 3.D.9
Godwin, Victoria: CH 1.C.22 , P 1.C.22 , P 2.A.25
Goel, Deepti: P 3.B.17
Goel, Flynn: C 2.E.11
Goetz, Stephan: C 1.D.37 , C 3.B.16
Goffe, William: P 2.A.17
Gohmann, Stephan F.: P 1.D.18 , P 2.A.5 , XX2.B.36
Gold, Daniel Edgel: P 2.E.39
Goldsmith, Art: D 1.D.28
Goldstein, James: C 1.C.11
Golestani, Aria: P 2.D.35
Gomez-Vasquez, Daniel: P 1.A.1
Gong, Jinquan: C 2.A.14
Gong, Tengda: D 3.B.25 , P 1.B.34
Gonzalez-Cortes, Roxana: P 3.C.25
Gonzalez-Nino, Eduardo: C 2.E.17
González-Ramírez, Jimena: C 2.D.41 , P 2.E.22
González-Val, Rafael: P 1.D.14
González, Alessandra: P 3.A.11
Gonzalez, Augusto: C 1.A.1
Gonzalez, Javier Jose: P 2.A.37
Gonzalez, Robert: C 1.A.14 , CH 3.A.36 , CH 3.B.36 , O 2.A.26 , O 3.A.36 , O 3.B.36 , P 2.A.26 , P 3.A.36 , P 3.B.36
Goodman, Nathan: C 1.B.18 , CH 1.B.18 , O 1.B.18 , P 1.B.18 , P 2.E.18
Gopal, Bhargav: CH 2.A.13 , P 2.A.13
Gordon, Grey: P 1.C.15
Gordon, Kemar Rajay: P 2.E.4
Gordon, Sydney Austen: P 1.A.26
Gorina, Eugenia: C 3.D.42
Gosh, Amit: C 2.D.13
Goss, Jacob: C 3.C.24
Goto, Eiji: C 2.D.31
Grace, Kaden Seth: D 1.A.27 , P 1.D.27 , P 2.D.1
Graff, Nicholas: P 2.D.15
Graham, Bryan: C 2.E.2
Gramm, Marshall: CH 1.A.4 , O 1.A.4 , P 1.A.4
Granados, Camilo: P 3.D.15
Graves Williamson, Danielle: P 1.C.32
Grealis, Tara: C 1.A.17 , CH 1.C.17 , P 3.C.9
Greaney, Brian: C 3.B.38
Green, Alan: P 1.C.17
Green, Ellen: C 2.D.46
Green, Madeleine: C 3.B.1
Green, Steven: C 1.B.34
Greenspon, Jacob: P 1.C.32
Greenwood-Ericksen, Margaret: C 1.D.40
Gregg, Matthew: CH 2.D.38 , P 2.D.38
Grieco, Daniela: CH 3.B.1 , P 3.B.1
Grier, Kevin: P 2.A.5
Grier, Robin: C 2.A.5
Grigolon, Laura: C 1.A.27
Grimes, Paul: D 3.A.17 , XX2.B.44
Grooms, Jevay: O 2.E.43
Grossman, Daniel: C 3.A.43
Grosz, Michel: C 1.B.27
Grube, AJ: C 3.B.45
Gu, Li: C 2.E.33
Gu, Xin: D 2.A.14 , P 2.A.14
Guerrero, Diego: CH 3.B.12 , P 3.B.12
Guha, Indulekha: C 3.D.36
Guignard, Morgane: P 2.A.24
Guiteras, Raymond: CH 2.E.21 , P 2.E.21
Gulati, Kris: C 2.B.32
Guldi, Melanie: CH 1.B.26 , O 1.A.10 , O 1.B.10 , O 1.C.10 , O 1.D.10 , O 2.A.10 , O 2.B.10
Guo, Audrey: C 2.D.15
Guo, Dongmei: C 2.B.4
Guo, Junjie: P 3.B.12
Guo, Liuyi: C 2.E.28
Guo, Ningning: P 3.B.25
Guo, Ningning: C 2.E.34
Guo, Tao: C 2.B.4
Guo, Wei: P 2.D.16
Gupta, Abhinav: D 1.A.13 , P 1.A.13
Gupta, Nandini: C 2.B.26
Gupta, Sumedha: P 1.B.26 , P 1.D.40
Gupta, Tanu: C 2.A.36
Gurley, Tami: CH 1.D.42 , O 1.D.42 , O 2.D.23 , P 1.D.42
Gutema, Tewodros: P 2.E.43
Gutierrez, Lais: C 3.B.7
Guzman, Kendyl Haley: P 2.A.46
Gyeke-Dako, Agyapomaa: C 1.D.24
Ha, Inhyuck (Steve): CH 3.B.45 , P 3.B.45
Ha, Jeongmin: P 3.B.13
Habibnia, Ali: C 3.A.2 , C 3.C.4 , P 2.A.9
Hadah, Hussain: C 3.D.9
Haeffele, Stefanie: C 1.A.19
Hafalir, Elif: C 3.B.1
Haglund, Jeffrey: C 1.A.37
Hai, Rong: C 3.C.37
Haimiti, Aerfate: C 3.A.16
Haines, Jacob: CH 2.D.39 , P 2.D.39
Hall, Abigail: C 1.D.19 , C 3.B.18
Hall, Jacob: C 3.B.32 , CH 3.B.32 , O 3.A.32 , O 3.B.32 , O 3.C.32 , P 3.A.32
Hall, Joshua: P 1.C.38
Halliday, Simon: CH 3.A.17 , O 2.A.44 , O 2.B.44 , O 2.D.44 , O 2.E.44
Hamer, Emerson: P 3.B.44
Hamersma, Sarah: C 3.D.46 , P 1.C.10
Hampsher-Monk, Sam: C 1.B.3
Han, Ahram: P 3.B.46
Han, Jeehee: C 1.D.39
Han, Linghui: CH 1.D.37 , P 1.D.37
Han, Ruoning: CH 3.B.24 , P 1.C.37 , P 3.B.24
Han, Seungyub: C 3.C.39
Han, Xin: P 2.D.26
Han, Yujie: C 2.B.1
Hankins, William: CH 3.A.24 , P 3.A.24
Hanson, Andrew: CH 1.B.31 , O 1.B.31 , P 1.B.31
Hanson, Ryan Connell: CH 2.D.30 , P 2.D.30
Haque, Sharjil: C 3.A.24
Harmon, Oskar: C 3.C.9 , D 2.A.17 , P 1.A.17 , P 2.E.41
Haron, Rose: P 2.E.28
Harper, Daniel: C 3.A.17 , D 2.E.17 , P 2.D.1
Harrington, James: C 3.D.42
Harris, Colin: P 2.E.32
Harrison, James: C 3.D.12
Hartman, John: D 1.C.17 , P 2.E.17
Harvey, Laura: C 2.E.17
Harvey, Mitchell W: P 3.A.32
Hassett, John: C 3.D.14
Hathaway, Aidan B: P 3.A.24
haughwout, Andrew: D 1.C.31
Hauk, William: CH 3.A.16 , P 2.B.27 , P 3.A.16
Hawash, Ronia: C 3.C.34
Hazlett, Peter: CH 2.E.16 , O 2.E.16 , P 2.E.16
Hazra, Devika: CH 2.B.35 , D 1.A.36 , P 1.A.36 , P 2.D.35
He, Lei: C 2.A.28 , C 2.B.28 , P 2.B.28
He, Leshui: D 1.C.5 , P 1.D.8
He, Qingxin: P 3.D.22
He, Shan: C 1.B.42 , D 3.B.5 , P 3.B.5
He, Zhaochen: CH 3.B.13 , P 1.B.15 , P 3.B.13
Heacock, Justin: C 3.B.17
Heckelman, Jac: O 2.B.27
Heflin, Justin: D 2.A.35
Heins, Gunnar: P 2.B.11
Hemachandran, Aarush: D 2.B.26 , P 2.B.26
Hembre, Erik: CH 2.E.39 , P 2.E.39 , P 3.B.39
Henderson, Daniel J.: C 1.B.38
Hendrickson, Joshua: C 1.B.19 , C 3.B.29 , C 3.B.30
Hennessy, David: C 1.B.34
Heo, Ji Hye: D 1.C.16 , P 1.C.16
Herath Bandara, Saman: P 2.B.46
Hernandez, Luis: C 3.A.30
Herrera, Ana Maria: C 2.D.30
Hershbein, Brad: CH 3.A.13 , P 3.A.13 , XX1.D.16
Herve, Justine: C 1.A.10 , CH 1.C.14 , D 1.B.36 , P 1.C.14
Herzog, Ryan W: C 2.B.5 , P 2.D.29
Hess, Joshua: C 2.D.41 , C 3.C.41 , D 2.D.41 , P 2.A.40
Hettinger, Katlyn: CH 2.A.10 , P 1.D.42
Hierons, Thomas: P 1.C.39
Higbee, Joshua: D 2.E.8 , P 2.A.8
Higgins, Brendan: C 1.D.34
Hild, Anna Elizabeth: P 2.B.42
Hill, Madison Paige: P 1.C.33
Hill, Steven: C 3.C.43
Hillman, Jordan: P 3.B.18
Hilscher, Jens: C 1.B.34
Himberger, Kevin: P 3.A.35
Himpel, Grace: P 1.A.33
Hingl, Kurtis: P 1.C.19
Hiriscau, Andra: P 1.A.14
Hirs-Garzon, Jorge : P 3.A.30
Hirvonen, Kalle: C 1.A.36
Ho, Janet: P 2.D.4
Ho, Madeleine: P 1.B.32
Ho, Vivian: C 3.D.44
Hobbs, Kelsi: CH 2.E.13 , P 2.E.13
Hochard, Jacob: P 1.A.28
Hochstein, Alan: P 3.B.17
Hoehn-Velasco, Lauren: C 2.B.10
Hofmeyr, Andre: C 3.A.1
Hogan, Thomas: CH 1.B.19 , D 2.B.19 , O 1.B.19 , P 1.B.19
Holcombe, Randall: P 1.C.18
Holder, Kim: C 2.A.44 , CH 2.A.44 , CH 2.B.44 , CH 2.D.44 , O 2.A.44 , O 2.B.44 , O 2.D.44 , O 2.E.44
Holladay, Scott: CH 1.D.21 , P 1.D.21
Hollingsworth, Alex: C 3.C.41
Holmes, Chanita: P 1.D.15
Holt, Charles: C 2.D.1 , C 3.A.17 , C 3.B.1 , P 2.B.31
Hong, Sungwan: P 1.B.31
Hong, Youngjin: C 2.D.12
Hong, Yumin: P 3.C.22
Hoover, Gary: XX1.D.16
Hoque, Md: P 3.A.24
Horn, Brady: C 2.E.14 , P 1.D.40
Hossain, Md Amzad: C 3.A.41 , P 2.E.36
Hossain, Md Shahadath: P 2.E.36
Hossain, Md Tahmeed: P 3.A.7
Hossain, Ridwan Mosharraf: D 1.A.36 , P 1.B.36 , P 1.C.17 , P 2.B.13
Hou, Peibin: C 2.D.24 , C 3.A.2 , CH 3.B.33 , P 3.A.28 , P 3.B.33 , P 3.C.18
Hou, Yilin: C 3.C.14
Hounton, Sagbo Anicet: C 1.A.34
Hounyo, Ulrich: P 2.D.2
Houser, Daniel: C 1.A.3 , C 1.C.3 , C 2.B.3 , O 1.A.3 , O 1.C.3 , O 2.B.3 , P 2.B.3
Hovhannisyan, Nune: C 1.B.16
Howard, Eric: P 2.B.18
Howard, Gregory: CH 3.D.22 , P 1.A.28 , P 3.D.22
Howes, Cooper: C 2.E.3
Howlader, Aparna: P 1.C.37 , P 3.A.21
Hsu, De Fen: P 3.C.28
Hsu, Joanne: C 2.E.4
Hsu, Shi-Ling: C 1.A.34 , P 1.A.34 , P 2.B.34
Hu, Haojia: P 2.B.30
HU, Lingshu: C 1.D.3
Hu, Shengrong: P 3.A.12
Hu, Wuyang: C 1.A.28
Hu, Yue Louise: C 2.D.33 , P 3.D.6
Hu, Zhiren: P 2.D.14
Hua, Chengyuan: P 2.A.11
Huang, Dayong: C 2.E.33
Huang, JhongYi: P 2.A.24
Huang, Jia: C 3.C.7
Huang, Jingyi: C 1.A.32 , C 2.D.32
Huang, Wei: C 1.D.33
Huang, Wenxin: C 2.E.9
Huang, Xun: C 1.C.2
Huang, Yu-Ting: C 3.A.46
Hughes, Danny: C 1.A.39
Hughes, David: P 1.A.2
Hughes, Thomas J. : P 1.D.19 , P 2.B.18
Hummel, Patricia June: P 1.A.18 , P 1.B.34 , P 2.B.19
Humphreys, Brad: C 2.A.11 , C 2.D.11
Humphries, John Eric: C 1.D.39
Hur, Elizabeth Kayoon: CH 1.C.26 , P 1.C.26
Hurtado, Carlos: C 2.B.28
Husain, Muhammad: C 2.E.42
Huseynov, Samir: C 3.A.28 , CH 2.B.30 , P 2.B.30
Hussain, Arsalan: C 2.E.23 , P 2.E.23
Hussain, Malik Altaf: CH 2.A.36 , P 2.A.36
Hussain, Muhammad Imam: P 3.B.31
Hussain, Syed: O 1.A.31 , P 1.A.31
Hussey, Andrew J.: C 2.A.45
Hutchens, Andrew: P 1.D.22
Hwang, Julian: P 2.B.23
Hwang, Taewon: P 2.D.30
Hylton, Keiron: C 3.C.14
Iacopetta, Maurizio: C 1.A.38 , C 1.C.36 , P 1.B.38 , P 1.C.36
Iannaccone, Laurence: XX2.D.44
Ibarra Ramírez, Raúl: C 3.A.30
Ichimura, Hidehiko: C 3.B.23
Ikeda, Sanford: CH 1.A.19 , P 1.A.19
Im, Hyeonjin: P 1.B.4 , P 3.B.24
Ince, Onur: C 1.A.37 , P 3.A.15
Iorgulescu, Raluca: C 3.D.33
Ireland, Andrew: D 1.D.33 , P 1.D.33
Islam, Azharul: P 2.D.29
Islam, Mumtahina: P 1.B.14
Jackson, Jocelyn: D 3.A.23
Jacob, Jeffry: P 3.D.13
Jacob, Matt: C 1.C.32
Jacobs, Jesse: C 2.A.38
Jacobson, Sarah: P 1.A.33
Jafari, Reza: C 3.C.4
Jafarov, Jafar: P 2.A.26 , P 2.D.21
Jaffri, Ali: C 3.A.33
Jagadeesan, Ravi: C 1.C.2
Jagnani, Maulik: D 1.D.33 , P 1.D.33
Jahan, Israt: C 1.C.4 , C 2.B.37 , P 3.C.36
Jahan, Murshed: P 2.A.13
Jakaria, Mohammad: C 3.A.16 , C 3.A.24 , P 1.B.37 , P 2.A.25
Jamal, Ayesha: P 3.A.43
Jamison, Mark A.: C 3.C.10
Janas, Pawel: P 1.A.32
Janson, Nathalie: P 3.A.19
Jansson, Michael: C 2.E.2
Jauernig, Johanna: P 3.B.19
Javadi, Siamak: C 2.A.4
Javaid, Maheen: P 2.D.33
Jaworski, Taylor: C 1.B.32
Jayawardhana, Jayani: CH 2.D.41 , D 2.D.41 , P 2.A.40
Jenkins, Brian: C 1.C.17 , CH 1.D.17 , CH 2.D.17 , D 2.D.17 , P 1.D.17
Jenkins, Derek: P 3.D.44
Jenkins, Kush: P 3.A.14
Jensen, Nicholas: P 3.A.33
Jeon, Gahye (Rosalyn): C 3.C.1
Jeong, Hanbat: C 2.E.12
Jergins, William: CH 3.D.6 , P 1.D.15 , P 3.D.6
Jerzmanowski, Michal: C 1.C.38
Jeuland, Marc: C 1.A.23 , C 1.B.23 , P 2.E.21
Jha, Anand: C 2.A.4
Jha, Chandan: C 2.A.4 , CH 1.B.28 , D 2.A.4 , O 1.B.28 , O 1.C.14 , O 2.A.4 , O 2.B.13 , P 1.B.28 , P 2.A.4
Jha, Madhavi: C 3.C.41
Jha, Natasha: C 3.A.6
Jheelum, Jheelum: P 3.B.7
Ji, Dongfang: P 3.A.6
Ji, James: C 2.A.22
Jia, Chengye: C 2.E.9
Jia, Shaomeng: C 1.B.18
Jiang, Bing: O 1.A.1 , O 1.B.1 , O 1.C.1 , O 2.A.1 , O 2.B.1 , O 2.D.1 , O 3.A.1 , O 3.B.1 , O 3.C.1 , O 3.D.1
Jiang, Erica: C 3.A.24
Jiang, Feiyu: C 3.D.2
Jiang, Wei: C 3.C.13
Jiang, Xiaoquan: C 2.E.29
Jiang, Ye: P 1.B.36
Jimi, Nusrat: C 3.C.38
Jin, Kiyea: C 1.D.30
Jin, Xin: D 2.A.27 , P 1.D.27
Jindapon, Paan: C 1.C.37 , CH 1.B.1 , CH 2.E.3 , O 2.E.3 , P 1.B.1 , P 2.E.3
Jo, Sungha: P 3.A.33
Jo, Young: C 3.B.4
Johan, Sofia: XX2.E.37
Johnson, Bruce: C 2.A.11
Johnson, Candon: C 2.E.11
Johnson, David: CH 3.B.35 , P 1.A.16 , P 3.B.35
Johnson, J. Aaron: C 2.D.42
Johnson, Quentin: D 3.A.23
Johnston, Andrew: C 3.D.40
Jones, Brigitta: P 1.C.19
Jones, Daniel: C 1.C.28
Jones, John: C 1.C.15
Jones, Kelly: D 3.C.46 , P 3.C.46
Jones, Tanner: C 2.D.14
Jonghwan Lee, Brian: C 3.A.9
Jordan, Andrew: D 3.D.25 , P 2.E.35
Jorring, Adam: C 3.C.24
Joseph, Crisjoe: C 2.E.17
Joshi, Swarup: C 2.A.4 , CH 2.B.13 , P 2.B.13
Jou, Ariadna: C 1.B.27
Joyce, Joseph: P 1.A.11
Juan, Felipe: CH 2.E.43
Jun, Jongbyung: CH 2.B.33 , P 2.B.33
Jung, Eye Eoun: P 1.C.1
Jung, Jae Yu: P 2.A.25
Jung, Seojin: P 1.C.25
Jung, Seung Yeon: P 2.B.46
Jungbauer, Thomas: CH 3.A.27 , O 3.A.27 , P 3.A.27
Jungers, Brenna: P 2.B.21
Kabir, Tamanna: P 2.E.36
Kablan, Akassi Sandrine: P 1.D.24
Kaboski, Joe: C 3.C.37
Kaiser, Rosemary: C 2.E.30 , CH 1.D.25 , CH 3.A.29 , D 1.D.25 , P 3.A.29
Kala, Jyotsana: P 3.A.26
Kalenkoski, Charlene: C 3.C.23 , CH 3.C.23 , D 3.C.23 , O 3.C.23 , P 3.C.23
Kamble, Vikrant V.: P 2.B.25
Kamei, Kenju: C 2.B.1
Kane, Robert: C 1.A.38 , P 1.A.38
Kanekar, Sanket: CH 1.B.42 , O 1.B.42 , P 1.B.42
Kanengiser, Joy: CH 2.A.42 , P 2.A.42
Kang, Samuel Jong: C 2.D.35
Kanimian, Salpy: O 3.D.44 , P 3.D.44
Kanode, Alexander: P 3.C.35
Kao, Han-Yen: D 2.B.17
Kapinos, Kandice: D 1.D.42 , P 1.D.42 , P 2.D.23
Kaplan, Ethan Daniel: C 3.D.28
Kapoor, Vrinda: P 3.C.43
Kapri, Kul: C 3.B.15 , P 3.C.18
Kara, Orhan: C 2.E.13
Karaban, Anastassiya: P 3.C.1
Karabarbounis, Loukas: C 3.C.11
Karahan, Selcuk: C 3.D.40
Karas, Michael: P 1.A.32
Karbalaei, Yeganeh: P 3.D.43
Karim, Sunny: C 1.B.2
Karmakar, Abhradeep: P 3.A.11
Karney, Daniel H.: C 2.E.46 , P 1.B.21
Kassa, Haimanot: C 3.A.4
Kassas, Bachir: C 1.A.28 , C 1.B.34
Kassens, Alice: P 2.A.44
Kassis, Mary: P 2.E.44
Katare, Bhagyashree: C 3.A.46
Kauhanen, Antti: C 3.C.13
Kaur, Dashleen: C 3.C.41
Kaur, Harneet: P 2.B.43
Kazekami, Sachiko: P 3.B.13
Kazianga, Harounan: P 2.A.36
Kazimov, Ali: P 3.D.10
Kearns, Morgan Julie: P 3.B.43
Keating, John: CH 2.A.31 , O 2.A.31 , P 2.A.31
Kédagni, Désiré: C 2.A.3 , CH 2.A.3 , O 2.A.3 , O 2.B.40 , P 2.B.40 , P 2.D.2
Kehoe, Patrick: C 2.E.27
Keinsley, Andrew: P 2.A.31
Kejriwal, Mohitosh: C 3.B.41
Kemboi, Dorothy Chebet: P 2.D.38
Kendall, David: C 3.C.19
Kenkel, Don: C 1.B.3 , C 2.B.12 , CH 1.D.36 , CH 2.B.12 , D 2.A.12 , O 1.D.36 , O 2.B.12 , P 1.B.3 , XX1.D.36
Kennedy, Kendall: C 1.C.27
Keskar, Ajinkya: C 3.C.6
Keskin, Pinar: C 1.B.40
Keyes, Christopher: C 2.A.45
Khademorezaian, Kasra: C 2.A.28 , C 2.B.28 , P 2.B.28
Khadka, Pawonee: P 1.C.25
Khamis, Melanie: D 1.B.36 , D 3.A.37
Khan, Akib: C 1.A.14
Khan, Md Tajuddin: O 2.A.36 , P 2.A.36
Khan, Shakeeb: P 3.D.34
Kharel, Sahil: C 2.B.45
Kheifets, Igor: P 3.D.34
Khesali, Mahdi: C 1.D.9 , C 2.A.37
Khudri, Md Mohsan: P 3.D.36
Kikuchi, Shinnosuke: P 1.B.39
Kilonzo, Susan: C 3.A.7
Kim, Andrew: C 1.D.30
Kim, Bogyung: P 3.B.42
Kim, Bokyung: C 3.C.24 , P 3.B.41
Kim, Bosang: P 3.A.4
Kim, Dongguen: C 1.B.4
Kim, Dongwoo: CH 3.D.42 , P 3.D.42
Kim, Duhyeong: C 3.B.31 , P 3.A.31
Kim, Giseong: P 3.D.41
Kim, GwanSeon: CH 1.B.34 , P 1.B.34
Kim, Hanjo Terry: C 1.C.16
Kim, Hee Soo: P 1.B.31
Kim, Hoolda: C 3.B.45
Kim, Hyeongwoo: C 2.E.12
Kim, Hyewon: C 1.A.40
Kim, Hyunji: P 2.E.33 , P 3.A.45
Kim, Hyunju: C 2.B.26
Kim, In Kyung: C 2.D.12
Kim, Inhwa: P 2.E.4
Kim, Jeonghyeok: C 3.C.45
Kim, John: CH 2.E.12 , P 2.E.12
Kim, Jung Jae: P 1.B.4
Kim, Junyeob: P 1.C.34
Kim, Kyoo Il: CH 2.D.12 , P 2.D.12
Kim, Kyungsun: C 3.A.43
Kim, Min-Jung: P 3.A.45
Kim, Minhae: C 1.A.24 , C 1.B.24 , C 1.C.24 , D 1.A.24 , P 1.C.24
Kim, Minseog: C 3.B.41 , P 3.C.24
Kim, Minsu: P 1.D.37 , P 3.B.16
Kim, Minuk: D 1.C.16 , P 1.C.16
Kim, Moon Jung: C 2.B.38
Kim, Myongjin: C 1.A.24 , C 1.C.24 , C 2.B.28 , D 1.C.24 , P 1.B.24 , P 2.A.28
Kim, Myungsup: C 2.D.26
Kim, Raymond: P 2.B.32
Kim, Seongeun: C 2.B.14
Kim, Seongyeob: P 3.C.40
Kim, Sowon: P 2.D.39
Kim, Sungmee: C 3.B.42 , CH 3.C.25 , D 3.C.25 , O 3.B.42 , P 3.B.42
Kim, Taeyong: C 2.B.29
Kim, Teddy: O 2.D.12 , O 2.E.12
Kim, Yongjoon: P 1.B.35 , P 2.A.38
Kincaid, Tyler: C 1.D.40
King, Scott: C 2.A.18
Kirby-Rivera, Lilly F.: P 3.B.25
Kirkland, Bailey: C 1.B.21
Kishor, N. Kundan: C 3.B.31
Kitagawa, Toru: C 2.B.2 , P 2.B.2
Kitchens, Carl: CH 1.A.32 , P 1.B.32
Kitenge, Erick: CH 2.D.33 , CH 3.D.15 , P 2.D.33 , P 3.D.15
Kjelsrud, Anders: C 2.B.37
Kleiner, Morris: D 1.D.12 , P 1.D.12
Klimenko, Mikhail: CH 1.C.36 , O 1.C.36 , P 1.C.36
Klimowich, Lorraine: XX2.B.44
Kline, Brendan: C 1.C.2
Klosin, Sylvia: P 1.A.2
Klucarova, Sona: C 3.A.38
Kluger, Brian: CH 2.D.1 , P 2.D.1
Kniesner, Thomas: C 2.A.12
Knight, Thomas: C 1.D.41
Knorr, Andreas: P 3.C.42
Ko, Chiu Yu: C 3.A.4
Ko, Hansoo: C 1.C.10
Ko, Paul: D 3.A.17 , P 1.A.16 , P 2.D.17
Koch, Nicholas: C 2.E.16
Kochersperger, Eli: P 3.A.38
Koedel, Cory: C 3.D.42
Kofoed, Michael: CH 1.C.27 , D 1.B.27 , O 1.A.27 , O 1.B.27 , O 1.C.27 , O 1.D.27 , O 2.A.27 , P 2.A.27
Koh, Kyung Woong: P 3.C.31
Koirala, Bishwa: P 3.B.28
Koirala, Dhiroj: P 2.A.25
Koirala, Niraj: C 2.B.29
Kolb, Aaron: C 3.A.27
Koliba, Christopher: C 1.B.33
Koll, David: C 2.B.15
Kolliner, Daniel A: D 2.E.26 , P 3.C.42
Kondo, Illenin: P 1.C.15
Konebayev, Erlan: P 2.E.25
Kong, Jing: C 1.D.38
Kong, Xianglong: C 3.A.11
Kong, Xiangwen: C 2.D.24 , C 3.C.18
Kornish, Laura: C 3.B.37
Kose, Esra: C 1.A.40 , C 1.B.41
Koska, Onur: C 3.A.16
Kosmopoulou, Georgia: C 2.A.28 , C 2.B.28 , CH 2.A.28 , CH 2.B.28 , O 2.A.28 , O 2.B.28 , P 2.A.28
Kostandini, Genti: C 1.C.33
Kostas, Alexiou: C 1.A.13
Kotrous, Michael: P 2.D.24
Koumi, Komla Mawuena: P 3.A.12
Koumpias, Antonios: C 1.A.10
Kovacs, Kent: CH 2.D.22 , P 2.D.22 , P 3.B.21
Krah, Kwabena: C 1.C.34 , P 3.B.7
Kramer, Lisa: C 2.B.34
Krasnozhon, Leonid: C 3.C.34
Krause, Elizabeth: P 3.A.25
Kreider, Amanda: P 1.C.26
Krishna, Tessie: C 1.A.42 , D 2.D.35 , P 2.A.35
Kruggel, John: C 2.A.17
Kucher, Oleg: CH 1.C.33 , D 2.A.25 , P 1.C.33
Kuchibhotla, Dinkar: CH 2.D.43 , P 2.D.43
Kuenzel, David: P 1.B.16
Kulkarni, Kishore: P 3.B.15
Kumar, Labesh: P 3.B.31
Kumar, Nikhil: C 3.C.41
Kumar, Pankaj: P 1.A.23
Kumpas, Gokhan: C 2.D.35 , P 3.A.28
Kundu, Debadrita: C 3.A.46
Kuperberg, Mark: C 2.D.17
Kurmann, André: C 1.D.29
Kurnaz, Musab: P 3.A.29
Kurov, Alexander: C 2.E.29
Kuruc, Kevin: CH 2.B.34 , O 2.B.34 , P 1.D.28 , P 2.B.34
Kushins, Eric: P 1.D.3
Kushreshtha, Shobhit: C 1.A.10
Kutlu, Gizem: P 2.E.30
Kutlubay, Omer: C 2.B.38
Kwok, Katherine: P 3.B.35
Kwon, Soonwoo: C 1.B.2
Kyriazis, Anna: P 2.D.35
La Mattina, Giulia: C 1.B.10 , P 1.B.10 , P 3.A.37
Lacey, Lindsey: C 3.A.6
LaForest-Tucker, Mike: D 2.E.35 , D 3.D.25 , P 2.E.35
Laha, Meghna: P 3.B.43
Lahiri, Bidisha: C 2.D.16 , D 1.B.36 , D 1.D.28 , D 2.D.25 , P 1.A.16 , P 1.D.28
Laincz, Christopher Andrew: C 1.C.38 , CH 2.D.24 , P 2.D.24
Lake, James: P 2.B.11
Lam, Aaron: P 2.D.40
Lam, Chungsam: C 2.A.24
Lamarche, Carlos: C 2.A.28
Lambros, Costas: CH 3.C.27 , P 3.C.27
Lamichhane, Kushal: P 2.D.1
Landgraf, Steve: P 3.B.11
Landon, Taylor: D 1.C.27 , P 1.D.27
Landry, Craig: CH 3.D.21 , P 3.D.21
Landry, Peter: P 2.B.34
Lapinski, Paul Henry: P 3.D.25
Larsen, Matthew: P 3.D.46
Laumer, Sebastian: C 1.D.29 , CH 2.D.34 , P 2.D.34
Law, Wilson: CH 3.B.28 , P 3.B.28
Lawson Rubenstein, Kerianne: CH 2.B.24 , P 2.B.24
Laxminarayan, Ramanan: C 1.C.14
Le, Hoanh: CH 2.A.38 , D 3.C.26 , P 2.A.38
Le, Phuong: C 2.A.30
Le, Shine: C 3.D.24
Lee, Bun Song: C 2.B.38
Lee, Do: P 2.E.4
Lee, Don: C 3.C.12
Lee, Hong: P 3.B.24
Lee, Hyewon: P 1.B.34
Lee, Jennifer: C 2.D.12
Lee, Jeongwoo (Jay): P 2.E.24
Lee, Jieun: P 2.E.12
Lee, Jihyung: P 3.A.2
Lee, Jonathan: P 1.A.28
Lee, JongSoo: P 2.A.41 , P 2.D.12
Lee, Kyu-min: C 2.A.28
Lee, Maxine: P 1.B.14
Lee, Narae: P 1.D.37
Lee, Se Woong: C 2.A.27
Lee, Seungmin: P 2.D.3
Lee, Simon: P 2.E.18
Lee, Sokbae: C 2.B.2
Lee, Soo Jeong: P 3.C.2
Lee, Sujin: P 3.A.13
Lee, Sunhyung: D 1.A.25 , P 3.A.16
Lee, Yeon Jik: C 2.D.30
Lee, Yeonjoon: D 2.E.25 , P 3.A.24
Lee, Yoomin: C 1.D.37
Lee, Young: C 1.D.37
Lee, Youngbin: C 1.B.4
Lee, Yuhan: P 3.C.39
Leeson, Peter: C 3.B.32
Legrand, Nicolas: C 2.E.16
Leguizamon, J. Sebastian: C 1.C.31
Lei, Lihua: P 1.A.2
Leisten, Matthew: D 2.E.8 , P 1.B.8
Lektzian, David: CH 3.C.15 , P 3.C.15
Lemke, Jayme: CH 3.A.18 , O 3.A.18 , P 3.A.18 , XX2.A.19
Lemont, Bethany: P 2.E.46
Leonce-Regalado, Tesa: P 3.B.12
Leung, Michael: P 1.D.2
Leung, Tin: CH 2.A.8 , D 1.D.8 , P 2.A.8
Lewin, Peter: CH 2.E.19 , O 2.E.19 , P 2.E.19
Lewin, Richard: C 1.B.17
Lewis, Eric: C 2.B.28
Lewkowicz, Jacek: P 1.C.9
Li, Angda: P 2.B.40
Li, Elmer: P 2.B.15
Li, Haizheng: C 2.B.4 , D 2.A.14 , O 2.A.14 , O 2.B.4
Li, Hao: D 2.A.27 , P 1.A.27
Li, Haoran: C 2.B.16
Li, Hexuan: P 2.E.45
Li, Huachen: C 2.D.34
Li, Huan: CH 2.E.33 , P 2.E.33
Li, Jay: C 2.E.33
Li, Jessie: P 2.A.2
Li, Jinlin: P 2.E.40
Li, Jun: P 1.C.26
Li, Liqing: C 1.B.23
Li, Lixiong: C 1.C.2
Li, Longji: C 2.B.15
Li, Mengxue: C 3.B.3
Li, Qingran: P 1.A.22
Li, Qingxiao: C 2.A.43
Li, Richard: P 2.A.34
Li, Sophie: P 1.C.32
Li, Tianfang: C 1.D.15
Li, Tong: CH 1.D.26 , D 1.D.26 , D 2.B.35 , O 1.D.26 , P 1.D.26
Li, Tongzhe: C 2.B.3
Li, Wenli: D 1.C.30 , P 1.C.30
Li, Wenying: C 3.A.2 , C 3.A.28 , C 3.B.33
Li, Xiaoxiao: P 3.B.41
Li, Xin: C 1.C.4
Li, Xinyi: P 3.B.38
Li, Yanan: C 2.A.46
Li, Zihang: P 1.B.42 , P 2.B.43
Liang, Li: CH 3.D.24 , P 3.D.24
Liang, Rouzhi: P 1.D.38 , P 2.B.37
Liang, Yang: C 1.A.42
Liao, Hsi-Ling: C 1.D.39
Light, Jacob: C 1.C.27
Lim, Claire: P 2.D.12
Lim, Jaehong: P 2.B.41
Lim, Katherine: C 3.A.13
Lim, Sokchea: P 1.B.15
Lin, Tin-Chun: CH 3.B.9 , P 3.B.9
Lin, Wanchuan: C 3.B.23
Lin, Yingyun: P 3.D.33
Lin, Zhongjian: P 3.A.3
Linask, Maia: CH 1.A.16 , CH 1.B.16 , CH 1.C.16 , O 1.A.16 , O 1.B.16 , O 1.C.16 , P 1.B.16
Lindsay, Amanda: CH 2.B.23 , P 2.B.23 , P 2.D.22
Litzow, Erin: CH 1.B.22 , P 1.B.22
Liu, Bo: D 2.A.39 , P 2.A.39
Liu, Chenyue: P 3.D.2
Liu, Duan: P 2.B.3
Liu, Elaine: C 1.D.33 , CH 1.D.33
Liu, Feng: P 3.B.4 , P 3.C.27
Liu, Haiyong: CH 1.A.28 , O 1.A.28
Liu, Jhih-Yun: D 2.D.32 , P 3.D.10
Liu, Jinan: P 2.E.9
Liu, Mengxiao: C 1.B.16
Liu, Olivia: D 1.D.12 , P 1.D.12
Liu, Ou: D 2.B.4 , P 2.B.4
Liu, Qihong: C 2.B.28
Liu, Qiong: P 1.D.34
Liu, Siru: C 1.C.1
Liu, Sirui: P 2.A.17
Liu, Tianhao: C 2.D.10
Liu, Tianzi: P 2.B.22
Liu, Will: C 3.A.24
Liu, Xin: P 2.A.13
Liu, Xingfei: C 3.A.10
Liu, Yixuan: P 2.D.16
Liu, Yu: C 3.C.43 , P 2.E.45 , P 3.B.9
Liu, Zhiqiang: CH 2.A.14 , D 2.B.4 , O 2.A.14 , O 2.B.4 , P 2.A.14
Liu, Zichang: P 2.E.39
Livas, Rene: P 1.C.32
Llana, Kejda: P 2.D.28
Llanes, Liz: C 2.E.27
Lo Forte, Giulia: P 2.A.16
Locke, Stephen: P 1.A.34
Lodermeier, Alison: C 1.D.39
Lohano, Heman: CH 1.C.23 , P 1.C.23
Londono, Juan M.: C 3.A.4
Looney, Adam: C 1.B.27
Lopatin, Nik: D 1.C.16 , P 1.C.16
Lopes, Adrian: P 2.B.21 , P 3.A.21
López Justiniano, Roger: C 2.D.31
López-Noria, Gabriela: P 3.A.5
Lopez-Velasco, Armando: CH 1.B.15 , P 1.B.15
Lopez, Jose: P 3.B.1
Lopez, Pierlauro: C 2.E.27
Lott, Mitchell: C 2.B.29
Lovett, Nicholas: P 3.B.35
Lowood, Paul: P 2.A.32
Lozano-Garcia, Nancy: C 1.D.33
Lu, Chenhui: C 2.A.29 , P 1.D.37
Lu, Fangwen: C 2.B.4
Lu, Li: C 2.D.2
Lu, Weihao: P 2.B.46
Lu, Wen: C 1.C.1 , P 1.C.1
Lu, Xinchan: P 3.B.31
Lu, Yunzhi: C 2.E.34
Lubsen, Connor: CH 1.D.23 , P 1.D.23
Ludwig, Jeremiah: P 1.A.19
Luengas-Silva, David: CH 3.C.40 , P 3.C.40
Lundberg, Alex: D 2.E.35 , P 2.A.35
Lundebjerg, Barbara: P 3.C.35
Lung, Suhyun: C 1.D.37
Luo, Shulong: P 3.B.38
Luparello, Davide: D 2.D.8 , P 2.E.8
Luther, William: P 1.B.19
Luther, Zach: P 3.B.7
Luttman, Alexander: C 1.B.24
Lv, Lei: C 3.A.37
Ly, Tidiane V.: P 2.D.14
Lyford, Conrad: C 3.B.40
Lyn, Gary: P 2.B.16
Lynch, Allen K.: P 2.D.11
Lynch, Andy: C 2.A.39
Lynch, John: C 1.A.28
Lynch, Patrick: XX2.A.19
Lynskey, Greg: C 3.A.14
Lysne, Adrian: C 3.D.9
Lyu, Ke: P 3.D.40
Lyu, Xinxin: C 2.E.3
Ma, Changseok: P 1.D.30
Ma, Enjie: P 2.B.22
Ma, Ji: C 2.D.14
Ma, Lala: C 1.A.34
Ma, Meilin: C 2.A.24
Ma, Xiaohan: C 1.D.29 , P 3.C.30
Ma, Xiaonan: C 1.A.31
Ma, Yu: P 1.C.22
Ma, Yukun: CH 3.A.2 , P 3.A.2
Machado, Elia: C 1.A.36
Mackay, Taylor: C 2.D.35
Maclean, Catherine: C 1.B.26 , C 1.D.40
Maddock, Luke: CH 3.B.27 , O 3.B.27 , P 3.B.27
Madu, Kosiso: P 2.D.5
Magalhaes, Pedro: C 3.A.19
Magambo, Isaiah: P 2.A.22
Magness, Phil: P 2.D.18
Magnier, Alexandre: C 1.B.34
Mago, Shakun: C 3.C.1
Mahajan, Parag: P 2.D.10
Mahmood, Towhid Iqram: C 3.B.10 , C 3.C.36 , CH 3.D.36 , O 3.C.36 , O 3.D.36 , P 3.D.36
Mahoney, Phelan: P 2.D.40
Mahor, Narender: P 2.A.13
Makovi, Michael: C 2.D.18 , P 3.B.18
Makowsky, Mike: CH 2.D.35 , D 2.D.35
Malik, Khyati: P 3.D.22
Malik, Sameer: C 1.C.31
Malkova, Alina: CH 3.C.14 , O 1.A.13 , P 3.C.14
Malkova, Olga: P 1.A.40
Mamkhezri, Jamal: C 1.B.23 , CH 1.A.23 , P 1.A.23
Mammadov, Aghairza: P 3.D.26
Mamun, Khawaja: P 3.C.36
Manassah, Megan: D 2.E.17 , P 2.D.17
Mandal, Rishabh: D 3.B.5 , P 3.B.5
Mandeville, Brian William: P 2.E.24
Mandia, Jasdeep: P 1.C.23
Mangano, Jennifer: P 1.C.10
Mangrum, Daniel: P 3.C.24
Mani, Subha: C 1.C.14 , C 2.B.13 , O 1.B.28 , O 1.C.14 , O 2.B.13 , P 1.A.10
Manley, Henry: C 1.A.40
Manna, Nomalia: C 1.B.4 , CH 1.B.4
Mansfield, Richard: P 2.D.15 , P 3.B.23
Mao, Peigen: P 2.E.25
Marchenko, Anya: P 2.B.34
Marcolin, Giacomo: P 3.A.26
Marcolongo, Giovanna: C 2.B.27
Marein, Brian: P 2.D.32
Maria Pesando, Luca: C 1.B.10
Marion, Justin: C 2.A.28
Markowitz, Sara: CH 3.B.44 , O 3.B.44
Marquis, William: C 3.D.41
Marroquin, Andres: C 1.D.18
Marsella, Alexander: C 2.D.26 , C 2.E.39
Marshall, Emily: C 1.B.17 , C 2.A.30 , C 2.B.17 , C 3.A.41 , D 2.E.17 , O 1.A.17 , O 1.B.17 , O 1.C.17 , O 1.D.17 , O 2.A.17 , O 2.A.44 , O 2.B.17 , O 2.B.44 , O 2.D.17 , O 2.D.44 , O 2.E.17 , O 2.E.44 , O 3.A.17
Martin, Adam: O 1.A.19 , O 1.C.18 , O 2.A.18 , O 2.B.18 , O 2.D.18 , O 3.A.19 , O 3.B.18
Martínez García, Enrique: CH 2.A.29 , CH 2.E.25 , D 2.E.25 , P 2.A.29
Martinez-Iriarte, Julian: P 1.B.2
Martinez, Erika: P 2.E.17
Mason, Marianne: C 3.A.3
Mason, Robert: P 3.A.3
Massari, Filippo: C 1.D.29 , O 1.A.38 , O 1.B.38 , O 1.C.38 , O 1.D.29 , O 2.B.14 , P 1.A.38
Massey, Patrick Logan: P 2.B.41
Massoni, Sabastien: P 1.A.1
Mastantuno, Vince: P 1.A.38
Masten, Matt: P 1.C.2
Masterman, Clayton: P 2.A.12
Mateer, Dirk: C 2.B.17 , CH 2.A.17 , P 2.D.17
Mathew, Anand: P 3.A.40
Mathios, Alan: C 1.B.3 , C 2.B.12
Matias, David: C 2.B.33
Matteis, Kaylee: P 2.E.40
Matti, Josh: C 2.D.26
Mattingly, Logan: C 2.E.42
Maung, Kenwin: C 2.E.9 , P 2.B.9
Maupin, Ian: P 3.C.28
Mawusi, Divine: C 1.D.24
Mayo, John: CH 2.E.24 , P 2.E.24
Mazaud, Laura: P 2.A.22
Mazetto, Debora: CH 2.D.28 , P 2.D.28
Mazmishvili, Ana: P 1.B.33
Mazumder, Diya B.: D 2.B.25 , P 2.A.21
Mbonu, Oluchi: P 1.C.39
McCabe, Kevin: C 1.C.3
McCannon, Bryan: CH 1.C.35 , D 1.D.35 , O 1.A.25 , O 1.B.25 , O 1.C.25 , O 1.D.25 , O 2.A.25 , O 2.B.25 , O 2.D.25 , O 2.E.25 , O 2.E.26 , O 3.A.25 , O 3.A.26 , O 3.B.25 , O 3.B.26 , O 3.C.25 , O 3.C.26 , O 3.D.25 , O 3.D.26 , P 1.C.35 , P 2.E.16
McCarty, Sara: D 3.C.23 , P 3.C.23
McCloskey, Deirdre: C 1.A.15
McCloy, Spencer: P 1.A.32
McConnell, Brendon: C 2.D.35 , C 2.E.41
McCord, Gordon: P 1.D.23
McCormack, Grace: C 1.C.10
McCoy Dowdy, Megan: D 1.B.17 , D 2.A.17
McCrary, Kayleigh: P 3.A.34 , P 3.C.46
McDermott, John: C 2.B.27
McFadden, Jonathan Robert: P 2.B.34
McFall, Todd: C 2.A.11 , C 2.D.17
McGee, Peter: C 2.D.1
McGregor, Ryan: C 1.C.31
McGurk, Zachary: P 1.A.11 , P 1.C.11
McKee, Douglas: C 1.B.17 , C 2.B.17
McKelligott, Michael: C 2.D.32 , D 2.D.32
McKenzie, Andrew: C 1.C.34
McKeown, Robert: P 1.D.17
McKiernan, Kathleen: CH 1.A.30 , CH 1.B.30 , CH 1.C.30 , D 1.A.30 , O 1.A.30 , O 1.B.30 , O 1.C.30 , P 1.A.30
McKillop, Caitlin Northrup: CH 2.A.46 , D 3.C.26 , P 2.A.46
McKinney, C. Nicholas: P 1.A.4
McLaren, John: C 3.C.16
McLaughlin, Joanne S.: C 1.C.28 , C 2.A.14 , D 1.C.28 , P 1.C.28
McLaughlin, Patrick: C 1.B.38 , C 3.C.19
McMahon, Matthew: C 3.B.11 , P 3.B.11
McManus, Brian: CH 1.C.5 , D 2.A.8 , P 1.C.5
McMichael, Benjamin: CH 1.A.39 , O 1.A.39 , P 1.A.39 , P 2.E.46
McMullen, Stella: C 1.B.9
McNamara, Cici: D 2.D.8 , P 1.C.5
Meadows, Benjamin: CH 2.D.25 , CH 3.C.33 , D 2.D.25 , P 3.C.33
Meehan, Brian: CH 1.C.25 , D 1.C.25 , P 2.E.16
Meeks, Aisha: D 3.A.23
Mehrabani, Ali: C 2.B.9 , CH 2.A.9 , CH 2.D.9 , CH 2.E.9 , O 2.A.9 , O 2.B.9 , O 2.D.9 , O 2.E.9 , P 2.A.9
Mei, Zewei: C 3.A.2
Meinzen-Dick, Laura: P 2.B.27
Meirelles, Dimaria: C 2.D.36
Meissner, Chris: P 2.A.32
Melichar, Mark: D 2.A.17
Melkonyan, Tigran: C 2.E.3
Mello, Steve: C 2.B.35
Melnyk, Marian: P 2.A.32
Melo, Grace: P 3.D.1
Melo, Vitor: C 2.E.39 , C 3.C.13 , C 3.C.7
Mendoza, Beverly: C 1.C.16
Mercan, Yusuf: P 1.A.12
Merfeld, Joshua: C 1.D.37
Merga, Roman: P 1.B.11
Merlino, Luca: C 3.A.10
Merrill, Scott: C 1.B.33
Metcalf, Cherie: C 1.C.35
Meulen, Simon ter: C 1.C.27
Meyer, Jacob: C 1.B.3
Meyers, Erin: D 1.B.35 , P 1.D.35
Mezza, Alvaro: CH 3.A.12 , P 3.A.12
Miao, Zhuang: C 3.C.16
Michopoulos, Constantine: D 1.A.8 , P 1.C.8
Miguel, Edward: C 2.A.1
Mikdash, Maya: C 1.B.41
Milakhina, Daria: C 2.E.15
Milan Hinostroza, Ana Paula: C 1.D.40 , D 1.D.26 , P 1.D.26
Milani Lewaschiw, Victoria: P 2.A.45
Miller, Doug: P 1.A.40
Millimet, Daniel: CH 1.C.12 , CH 2.D.3 , O 1.C.12 , O 2.D.3 , P 1.C.12 , P 2.D.3
Milovanska-Farrington, Stefani: C 2.D.17 , D 1.C.17 , P 2.B.17
Milsap, Adam: C 3.C.19
Minabutdinov, Alexey: P 1.C.36
Minetti, Raoul: C 1.C.36
Minuci, Eduardo: C 2.E.11
Miozzi, Vincent: C 3.B.17
Mira, Andres: P 2.E.23
Miromanova, Anna: P 1.B.16
Mishra, Dev R: C 1.C.34
Mishra, Khushbu: P 3.D.33
Mishuk, Refat Ahmed: P 2.A.43
Mitra, Aniruddha: C 1.D.28
Moehring, Alex: C 1.C.38
Moga, Daniela: C 2.A.40
Mohie Eldin, Rana: C 2.E.14
Mohiuddin, Naowar: P 1.D.30
Molina, Carlos: P 1.C.38
Molitor, David: C 1.D.33
Molodtsova, Tanya: C 3.A.15 , CH 1.A.37 , P 1.A.37
Monarrez, Tomas: D 1.D.27 , P 1.B.27
Moncrieff, Henry: C 2.A.5
Monjaras, Christopher: P 3.A.9
Monroe, Brian Albert: P 3.A.1
Montgomery, Jessica: CH 3.C.37 , P 3.C.37
Montiel Olea, José Luis: C 3.A.3
Montrose, Paige Elizabeth: C 1.B.32 , P 3.C.32
Moon, Sanghwa: P 3.D.17
Moore, Charity: P 3.B.36
Moorthy, Avi: P 1.D.32
Moorthy, Vivek: C 3.A.7
Mora, Jose: CH 2.D.36 , D 2.D.36 , P 2.D.36
Morais Santos, Italo: C 1.D.29 , D 2.E.25 , P 1.D.29
Moran, Jose Ramon: P 3.A.5
Moran, Kelsey: P 1.C.40
More, Deepak: D 2.A.4 , O 2.A.4 , P 2.A.4
Moreno-Medina, Jon: P 2.B.35
Moreno, Carla: D 1.A.30 , P 1.A.30
Morgan, Ash: C 2.A.11
Morgan, Jan: C 3.C.11
Morgan, Tommy: D 1.A.27 , P 1.B.27
Morjaria, Ameet: C 3.A.27
Morrison, Matthew: C 2.B.29
Moser, Petra: C 2.A.37
Mosier, Ben: C 1.C.1
Mothorpe, Chris: C 2.A.39
Motolenich, Mary: C 1.A.39
Mourifie, Ismael: P 1.C.2
Mouton, Andre: CH 2.B.15 , O 2.B.15 , P 2.B.15
Mtenga, Erica Louis: P 2.B.40
Muehlenbachs, Lucija: C 1.A.34
Muellbauer, John: C 3.B.4
Mukherjee, Rahul: C 3.A.15 , C 3.C.29
Mukherjee, Urjaswi: P 2.E.25
Mullally, Connor: D 2.D.3
Mullan, Katrina: C 3.B.21 , CH 3.C.21 , P 3.C.21
Mullick, Anushka : P 3.C.31
Mulligan, Robert: CH 3.A.19 , P 3.A.19
Mumford, Kevin: C 3.B.41
Mundra, Kusum: CH 2.D.10 , D 1.D.28 , O 2.D.10 , P 2.D.10
Munisamy, Parunjodhi: C 2.E.41
Munshi, Rohit: C 3.C.45
Murphy, Anthony: CH 3.C.4 , P 3.B.4 , P 3.C.4
Murphy, Brian: C 1.C.31 , CH 3.C.45 , P 3.C.45
Murphy, David: C 3.A.7
Murphy, Ryan: C 3.B.10
Murphy, Shane: CH 3.D.43 , P 3.D.43
Murray, James Matthew: CH 2.D.31 , CH 2.E.31 , O 2.D.31 , O 2.E.31 , P 2.E.31
Murray, Sheena: D 2.D.41 , O 2.A.40 , O 2.D.41 , P 2.A.40
Musen, Kate: P 3.B.9
Mushinski, David: C 2.A.45
Mutize, Takudzwa: P 1.A.19
Muyeed, Ahadul Kabir: C 3.B.24
Mvukiyehe, Eric: C 2.B.13
Myers, Caitlin: C 1.D.40
Myers, Samuel: C 1.C.15 , CH 1.C.15 , O 1.C.15
Myerson, Rebecca: C 1.B.26
Nagler, Matthew: CH 3.B.37 , P 3.B.37
Naher, Samsun: P 3.D.43
Nair, Ashwin: D 1.A.8 , P 1.C.8
Najam, Rafiuddin: P 3.A.37
Nakakuni, Kanato: CH 3.A.6 , P 3.A.6
Nana Francois, John: C 2.A.31 , C 2.E.14
Nandan, Yashna: D 1.D.42 , P 2.D.23
Nandi, Arindam: C 1.C.14
Nandy, Abhinaba: P 3.A.3
Nargis, Nigar: C 1.B.42
Nath, Hiranya: C 3.C.36 , CH 3.C.36
Natoli-Henry, John: P 1.A.25
Navo, Leanna: P 2.A.22
Nawaz, Muhammad: P 2.B.29
Nayak, Arnab: CH 3.B.5 , D 3.B.5 , O 3.B.5 , P 3.B.5
Ndolo, David: P 2.E.43
Neelakantan, Urvi: C 1.C.15
Neff, Connor Andrew: P 2.A.33
Negi, Digvijay: C 2.A.36
Neller, Seth: CH 3.A.42 , O 3.A.42 , P 3.A.42
Nemschoff, Danielle: P 3.C.35
Nencka, Peter: CH 1.B.32 , CH 1.D.32 , O 1.A.32 , O 1.D.32
Nepal, Tulasiram: P 2.A.45
Nesbit, Rachel: C 1.D.27
Neumann, Hillar: P 3.D.11
Neumark, David: C 1.C.28
Newberry, Peter: CH 2.E.8 , D 2.E.8 , P 2.A.8
Neymotin, Florence: P 2.D.5
Ng'ombe, John: C 1.C.42
Ngene, Geoffrey M.: C 1.D.3
Ngoc, Nguyen: C 3.B.28
Nguimkeu, Pierre: C 2.B.40
Nguyen, Hieu: P 2.A.1
Nguyen, Thi Mai Anh: C 1.C.40
Nguyen, Tuan: CH 2.D.40 , P 2.E.40
Nidhiri, Sebin: P 1.C.31 , P 2.E.25
Nie, Jun: P 3.C.12
Nikolaishvili, Giorgi: CH 2.B.29 , D 1.C.25 , P 2.B.29
Nilayamgode, Mrithyunjayan (MJ): P 3.D.24
Niles, Raymond: P 3.B.19
Noack, Claudia: C 1.D.2
Noghanibehambari, Hamid: C 3.C.46
Nohejl, Jiri: P 3.B.34
Nolan, Zachary: D 2.E.8 , P 2.A.8
Noonan, Kelly: C 1.A.42
North, Charles: C 1.B.35
Norton, Douglas: XX2.D.44
Nosratabadi, Javad: P 3.A.16
Novak, Mikayla: P 1.B.18
Nowakowicz, Kamila: P 2.E.2
Nunley, John: C 3.B.17
Nunn, Ryan: C 2.E.39
Nur-tegin, Kanybek: CH 1.B.37 , P 1.B.37
Nygaard, Vegard: C 2.D.37
O`Reilly, Colin: C 3.B.19 , P 3.B.10
O'Connell, Steve: C 2.D.17
O'Dea, Cormac: C 1.C.15
O'Donnell, Catherine: P 1.D.32
O'Keefe, Siobhan: P 1.A.40
O'Roark, Brian: C 2.D.17
O’Sullivan, Vincent: C 2.E.41
Oconnor, Christopher: P 3.B.35
Odularu, Gbadebo: D 1.C.42
Ogbeifun, Lawrence: CH 3.B.29 , P 3.B.29
Ogrokhina, Olena: P 2.B.11
Ogunjemilua, Oluwafemi David: P 3.B.40
Ogunniran, Adedayo James: P 2.A.29
Oh, Haewon: P 2.E.14
Oh, Hyunsuk: CH 3.A.22 , P 2.E.33 , P 3.A.22
Oh, Town: CH 2.D.45 , P 2.D.45
Okoye, Dozie: C 1.D.24
Okumura, Koki: P 3.B.25
Olabisi, Michael Adetayo: CH 3.C.18 , P 3.C.18
Oladi, Reza: C 3.A.16
Olajide, Adeola: C 3.C.18
Olbrecht, Alexandre: P 2.A.11
Olitsky, Neal: D 1.A.17 , P 1.C.17
Olivia, Susan: C 3.A.44
Olivier, Gabriel Joseph: P 2.A.42
Olma, Tomasz: P 1.D.2
Olson, Eric: C 2.E.29
Oluwabukola Olarewaju, Favour: P 3.D.26
Ong, David: CH 2.B.1 , P 2.B.1 , P 3.C.1
Ong, Xuexing: P 3.C.27
Oni, Mehedi Hasan: D 1.C.31 , P 1.C.31
Opoku, Alexander: C 1.D.24
Orak, Musa: P 3.A.15
Orak, Nur: P 2.E.26
Orellana, Alexis: C 3.A.13
Orleans-Boham, Hamdiya: P 1.C.33
Orrenius, Pia: D 2.A.15 , D 2.D.10 , O 2.A.15 , P 2.A.15
Ortega Armas, Juan Carlos: P 3.A.19
Ortega, Alberto: C 1.A.10 , C 3.C.35 , CH 2.B.42 , CH 3.C.41 , D 2.E.43 , P 2.B.42 , P 3.C.41
Ortiz, Julio L.: P 2.B.29
Ortuzar, Grace: P 1.D.39
Osell, Shawn Anthony: P 2.D.31
Osten, David: P 1.D.25
Osuna Gomez, Daniel: CH 2.A.15 , D 2.A.15 , P 1.D.41 , P 2.A.15
Otting, Marius: C 1.C.11
Ouchida, Yasunori: C 1.A.38
Ovaska, Tomi: CH 2.B.32 , P 2.B.32
Oviedo, Nelson: P 3.C.9
Owens, Matthew Albert: CH 3.D.18 , P 3.D.18
Owusu-Antwi, George: C 2.D.33 , P 3.A.41
Owusu, Julius: P 2.A.3
Oyebanji, Akinsola: C 3.D.33
Özak, Ömer: C 2.A.37 , C 2.B.37 , CH 1.D.9 , CH 2.A.37 , CH 2.B.37 , O 1.D.9 , O 2.A.37 , O 2.B.37 , O 2.D.37
Ozdemir, Nilufer: P 3.A.24
Ozturk, Ezgi: C 2.E.31
Ozturk, Orgul: C 2.B.10 , CH 1.C.10 , D 2.A.35 , O 1.A.10 , O 1.A.27 , O 1.B.10 , O 1.B.27 , O 1.C.10 , O 1.C.27 , O 1.D.10 , O 1.D.27 , O 2.A.10 , O 2.A.27 , O 2.B.10 , P 1.B.10
Pabilonia, Sabrina Wulff: C 3.C.23
Packham, Analisa: D 1.B.40 , P 1.D.40
Paddack, Megan: D 2.A.39 , P 2.A.39
Padilla-Romo, Maria: C 1.C.41 , C 1.D.41 , CH 1.C.41 , O 1.C.41 , O 1.D.41
Page, Lucy Elizabeth: CH 1.D.34 , CH 2.A.25 , D 2.A.25 , P 1.D.34 , P 3.A.34
Paintsil, Jones Arkoh: C 1.A.41 , P 1.A.41
Paintsil, Prince Arkoh: C 1.A.41
Pakzad-Hurson, Bobak: P 3.A.27
Palagashvili, Liya: C 3.A.11 , C 3.C.7
Palandri, Claire: C 2.B.34
Paloyo, Alfredo: C 2.D.3
Palsson, Craig: C 2.D.32
Pamittan, Carlos: C 2.B.29
Pan, Junni: D 1.A.27 , P 1.B.27 , P 3.C.45
Pan, Qilu: D 2.A.27 , P 1.A.27 , P 3.B.41
Pan, Xiaofei: CH 1.A.3 , D 3.C.26 , P 1.A.3
Pan, Xuhui (Nick): C 3.C.30
Panak, Sydney N: P 3.C.28
Panda, Bibhudutta : CH 2.A.4 , D 2.A.4 , O 2.A.4 , P 2.A.4
Pandey, Subodh Raj: P 2.E.43
Panigrahi, Piyush: C 3.D.16
Panizza, Folco: C 2.A.1
Panovska, Irina: P 2.D.31
Panta, Sajja: P 3.B.21
Pantano, Juan: P 3.B.23
Papell, David: C 1.C.31
Paranavitana, Dinushka: D 3.A.25 , P 3.C.44 , P 3.D.46
Parchet, Raphaël: C 2.D.14
Pardo, Francisco: P 2.A.46
Parent, Olivier: C 2.D.38
Park, Geumbi: D 1.D.8 , P 1.D.8
Park, Geunyong: C 3.B.41
Park, Gyungbae: C 2.B.2
Park, Jin Seok: P 3.C.39
Park, Jonghoon: C 2.B.30 , P 2.A.34
Park, Jonghyun: P 3.C.26
Park, Min Sun: P 3.D.14
Park, Narae: C 3.C.24
Park, Se Mi: P 3.C.16
Park, Sungbin: P 3.D.11
Park, Sungho David: C 1.D.37
Park, Sunwoo: C 3.B.42
Parker, Susan: D 2.B.35
Parker, Susan: C 2.A.35
Parkhomenko, Andrii: CH 3.B.38 , P 3.B.38
Parks, Danielle: P 3.B.16 , P 3.C.16
Parmeter, Chris: D 2.D.3
Parsa, Sahar: C 2.B.37 , P 2.A.37 , P 2.B.37
Parsaeian, Shahnaz: CH 2.B.9 , P 2.B.9
Pascalau, Razvan: C 2.E.33
Pastorino, Elena: C 2.E.27
Pate, Jennifer: C 3.C.1
Patel, Darshak: C 1.A.17
Patel, Nikhil: P 3.A.15
Patterson, Adam: C 1.A.17
Paudel, Krishna: C 3.B.15
Paul, Arunima: P 3.D.15
Paul, Ayan: C 2.B.26
Paulsen, Richard: C 2.E.11
Pavel, Md Tanvir: P 1.B.33
Payne, Stroud: C 3.C.2
Paz y Miño, Jose Manuel: C 1.C.16
Peart, Sandra: CH 2.A.19 , O 2.A.19 , XX2.A.19
Peck, Jennifer R.: C 3.A.11
Pecorino, Paul: C 1.B.35 , CH 1.D.35 , D 1.B.35
Pellegrini, Elena: P 1.A.12
Peluffo, Cecilia: C 1.C.41 , CH 1.B.25 , CH 1.D.41 , D 1.B.25 , O 1.C.41 , O 1.D.41 , P 1.C.41
Pender, Casey: C 1.B.19
Pendleton, Corey Alexander: P 3.B.35
Peng, Linan: P 1.A.19
Peng, Mengying: P 1.C.4
Penn, Jerrod: C 1.B.22 , C 2.B.21 , CH 1.B.23 , P 1.A.28 , P 1.B.23
Pennathur, Anita: C 1.D.3
Pennington, Mark: D 2.B.19
Peretto, Pietro: C 1.B.38 , CH 1.A.38 , CH 1.B.38 , CH 1.C.38 , CH 1.D.29 , CH 2.B.14 , O 1.A.38 , O 1.B.38 , O 1.C.38 , O 1.D.29 , O 2.B.14
Perez Castano, Ana Melissa: P 3.A.45
Peri, Alessandro: C 3.A.15
Perinchery, Rivin Inasu: C 2.A.17
Perrault, Tiffanie: C 3.A.40 , P 3.A.40
Pesaran, Hashem: C 2.E.9
Pesko, Michael: C 1.B.3 , C 3.C.43
Peters, Paul: C 1.C.10
Petitt, Caleb: P 3.A.32
Petitt, Susannah Emily: P 3.A.18
Petsas, Iordanis: P 2.E.34
Pettingill, Jr., Bernard F.: XX1.B.13
Phadera, Lokendra: C 3.B.7
Phelan, Brian: P 1.D.39
Philip Gentry, Elissa: C 3.C.10 , D 3.B.26 , P 1.A.39 , P 2.A.12
Philip, Michaela: P 3.C.25
Phillips, Grace: C 1.B.3 , C 2.B.12 , O 1.B.3
Phillips, Peter: C 3.D.34
Phillips, Serena: C 3.C.43
Piano, Clara: O 2.E.32 , P 2.E.32
Piano, Ennio Emanuele: C 2.E.32 , C 3.B.32 , CH 2.E.32 , O 2.E.32
Piatek, Sylwester: C 3.D.34
Picault, Julien: P 3.A.17
Pida-Reese, Jedediah Thomas: CH 2.A.18 , P 2.A.18
Piger, Jeremy: C 1.D.31
Pignatari, Marcelo: P 1.A.23
Pimentel Basurto, Wilder: D 3.D.26 , P 3.A.39
Pineda-Torres, Mayra: C 3.C.46 , CH 1.D.10 , D 1.A.42 , D 2.E.10 , O 2.A.10 , O 2.B.10 , P 2.A.10 , P 2.B.10
Pinhas, Nate: P 2.D.15
Pinitjitsamut, Pim: P 2.E.35
Pinotti, Paolo: C 2.B.27
Pinto, Rodrigo: C 2.E.28 , P 3.B.23
Pitman, Kristina: P 1.D.22
Pitts, Melinda: C 1.B.10 , D 1.A.42 , O 1.A.42
Pittz, Thomas: C 1.A.13
Pitzer, Hannah: P 3.B.44
Plemmons, Alicia: C 3.C.44 , CH 3.B.26 , D 3.B.26 , P 3.C.44
Plurphanswat, Nantaporn: P 1.B.3
Pokharel, Trilochan: P 2.B.12
Polachek, Solomon: C 3.D.14
Polimeni, John: CH 3.D.33 , P 3.D.33
Pollard, Garrison: P 3.B.1
Pope, Nolan: C 1.D.27 , C 3.D.28
Popov, Roman: C 1.C.36
Porter, Jason: C 3.A.4
Portillo, Javier: C 3.C.19
Portner, Claus: C 1.B.36
Porto, Guido: C 3.C.15
Posso, Christian: C 2.B.41
Potter, Tristan: P 1.D.28
Powell, Lawrence: C 2.E.28
Pozo, Susan: C 2.E.36 , D 2.D.10 , P 2.B.24
Pradhan, Gyanendra: C 3.B.28
Prakash, Nishith: C 3.A.6
Prato, Marta: C 2.A.15
Pratt, Bryan: P 2.D.21
Press, Robert: C 2.E.24
Price, Joshua: D 1.C.27 , P 1.C.27
Prieger, James: P 1.B.3
Procasky, William: C 1.B.4
Psurek, Aleksander Krzysztof: P 3.B.14
Puig, Aina: P 1.C.15
Pulvino, Rory: C 3.A.35
Pun, Khusiman: P 1.D.14
Punjabi, Maitri: P 1.C.23
Purcell, Danielle: P 3.D.25
Putman, Daniel: P 3.A.36
Qi, Shi: C 2.E.29 , D 2.A.8 , P 1.D.8
Qi, Yaling: P 3.B.2
Qi, Zijian: P 2.E.34
Qian, Franklin: C 1.A.13 , C 3.A.38
Qian, Ji: C 2.B.1
Qian, Zeyi: P 2.B.16
Qiao, Zhongheng: P 3.C.26
Qirjo, Dhimitri: D 2.A.25 , P 2.E.33
Qiu, Chen: C 3.A.3 , P 2.B.2
Qiu, Huanguang: C 2.D.24
Qiu, Qihua: P 2.D.45 , P 3.B.40
Qiu, Zhuoyu: P 2.B.42
Quadria, Taufiq: P 1.C.4
Quaicoe, Obed: C 1.C.42
Quainoo, Ruth: CH 1.B.33 , P 1.B.33
Quandt, Ryan: P 2.D.14
Quaye, Bright: P 2.E.14
Quigua, Juliana: C 2.A.15
Quincy, Sarah: CH 1.C.32 , O 1.C.32
Quintanar, Sarah: C 3.B.11 , CH 3.B.11 , O 3.B.11 , P 3.B.11
Quintas, André: P 1.C.19 , P 2.D.18
Quiroga-Treviño, Miroslava: C 2.D.31 , P 3.A.30
Quispe-Agnoli, Myriam: C 1.D.3 , CH 1.D.3 , O 1.D.3
Rabbani, Maysam: CH 2.E.28 , P 2.E.28
Radchenko, Natalia: C 3.A.12
Radcliff, Tiffany: C 1.C.40
Raei, Sepideh: C 2.E.30 , P 2.E.29
Raff, Zach: P 1.A.33
Rafizadeh, Nima: P 1.B.22
Rahman, Md: P 3.B.40 , P 3.C.12
Rahman, Md Twfiqur: P 3.A.13
Rai, Sabhya: P 3.D.10
Rains, Kyle A.: P 3.A.10
Ramadhani, Maghfira: P 1.A.21 , P 1.D.22
Ramakrishna, Vasudha: P 1.D.32
Ramalingam, Abhijit: C 2.B.1
Ramana, Akshay: P 3.B.15
Rambachan, Ashash: C 1.D.2
Ramirez Peralta, Raymundo: C 3.A.5
Ramirez, Miguel: P 3.A.29
Ramnath, Shanthi: C 3.C.29
Ranasinghe, Ashantha: C 3.C.7
Randolph, Gregory: C 2.A.39 , CH 2.A.39 , D 2.A.39 , O 2.A.39 , P 2.A.39
Ranjan, Alok: C 2.D.35
Ranjbar, Saba: C 3.A.10
Rao, Yulei: C 2.B.3
Raszap, Sharon: C 2.B.34
Raval, Devesh: D 1.B.8 , P 1.B.8
Ravindran, Saravana: P 3.C.38
Rawat, Saani: C 3.A.39
Ray, Arijit: C 2.D.11
Ray, Sumedha: P 3.C.6
Rayamajhee, Veeshan: P 3.D.36
Rayo, Marimaite: C 1.D.18 , P 1.A.18
Razzak, Noara: P 3.B.24
Razzak, Syeda Marjana: P 2.A.41 , P 2.B.10
Razzolini, Laura: C 1.D.35 , CH 3.C.1 , P 3.C.1
Reade, J. James: C 1.C.11
Reaves, John: P 3.B.38
Redford, Audrey: CH 2.B.19 , CH 2.D.19 , D 2.B.19 , O 2.B.19 , O 2.D.19 , P 2.D.19
Reed, Robert: C 3.A.24
Rees, Daniel: C 1.A.42 , D 2.D.32
Regalado Cardoso, Leonel: P 1.D.18
Regalado Rodriguez, Ivan: C 3.B.12
Regmi, Narendra: P 3.B.37
Reichman, Nancy E.: C 1.A.42
Reif, Julian: C 1.C.10
Reilly, Chandler: C 2.E.16
Reilly, Patrick: P 2.B.5
Reinarts, Nicholas: C 1.A.15
Reinhardt, Colin: P 2.A.38
Ren, Muyang: P 3.D.2
Renteria, Jose Maria: C 1.D.41
Rentschler, Lucas: C 1.B.35
Rexer, Jonah: P 3.A.44
Reynolds, Nick: C 3.A.42
Riahi, Andisheh: P 3.C.18
Ribas, Rafael: P 2.A.21
Rich, Kenneth: CH 3.B.30 , P 3.B.30
Richard, Patrick: CH 2.A.45 , P 2.A.45
Rijkers, Bob: P 2.D.38 , P 3.C.15
Rinaldi, Lina: P 2.A.1
Rioja, Felix: C 3.C.29
Ritter, Dubravka: CH 1.D.27 , D 1.A.27 , P 1.B.27
Ritzwoller, David: P 1.D.2
Rizzo, Mario: P 2.B.18
Roach, Travis: C 3.B.35
Roch, Francisco: C 3.C.11
Rockmore, Marc: C 2.D.37
Rodari, Federico: P 2.A.16
Rodgers, Luke: C 1.B.32 , P 3.C.14
Rodrigo, Rodimiro: C 1.B.38
Rodriguez-Alcaraz, Benjamin Elam: C 2.D.31
Rodriguez-Nunez, Juan: C 2.B.24
rodriguez, Sebastian: D 2.D.36 , P 2.D.36
Roeger, Werner: C 3.C.12
Rogoski, Mariana: C 3.D.14
Rojas, Ashley: P 2.E.10
Roldan-Blanco, Pau: C 3.B.37
Roldan, Francisco: P 3.C.11
Romano, Joe: C 1.C.2
Romero, Michael: P 2.E.19
Rosa, Benjamin: P 2.A.28
Rosa, Jose Andres: C 3.D.28 , P 3.A.25
Rosales-Rueda, Maria: C 1.A.40 , C 1.B.41
Rose, Liam: C 3.B.45
Rosen, Jeremy Aaron: P 2.E.16
Rosenbaum, Philip: C 3.A.10
Rosenthal-Kay, Jordan: P 1.C.39
Rosentraub, Mark: C 1.D.11
Roshi, Besian: P 2.E.28
Rosokha, Yaroslav: P 2.E.3
Ross Fernandes, Marcos: C 3.B.34
Ross, Amanda: D 1.C.35 , P 1.D.35
Ross, Matthew: C 2.B.35 , C 2.D.35
Rota Dal Molin, Rafael: P 2.A.18
Rothbaum, Jonathan: C 1.C.15
Rothe, Christoph: C 1.D.2
Rotheim, Roy: C 2.D.17
Rotthoff, Kurt: C 2.A.11
Rouanet, Louis: P 2.E.32
Roudsari, Benham Zoghi: C 2.B.16
Rovinski, Molly R: P 1.B.18 , P 1.D.19
Roy Choudhury, Agnitra: CH 3.A.25 , D 2.B.26 , D 3.A.25 , P 2.B.26
Roy, Jayjit: C 1.A.16 , C 3.C.16 , P 3.C.21
Roy, Labanyalata: D 1.C.42
Roy, Manan: C 1.D.10 , CH 1.B.10 , O 1.A.10 , O 1.B.10 , O 1.C.10 , O 1.D.10 , O 2.A.10 , O 2.B.10 , P 1.A.10
Roy, Moumita: C 1.C.3
Roy, Prianthi: C 1.A.37
Roy, Spandan: P 1.D.25
Royer, Heather: C 1.B.14
Rubalcaba, Joaquin: D 2.E.43
Rubbini, Camilo: D 2.A.17 , P 3.B.34
Rubel, Freya: C 3.D.6 , P 2.D.33
Rudderham, Ryan: P 2.D.30
Rudkin, Simon : CH 3.D.34 , P 3.D.34
Rudys, Valentinas: P 3.C.24 , P 3.D.42
Ruebeck, Hannah: C 1.D.34 , C 3.A.34 , CH 3.A.10 , CH 3.B.43 , D 1.B.25 , P 3.A.10 , P 3.B.43
Ruffini, Krista: C 1.B.10
Ruhm, Christopher: C 1.B.26
Rui, Matthew: P 2.D.40
Runde, Jochen: XX2.A.19
Rungta, Ruchika: CH 2.B.26 , O 2.B.26 , P 2.B.26
Rupasingha, Anil: C 1.D.37 , C 3.B.16
Rupp, Nick: C 1.B.24 , C 1.C.24 , CH 1.A.24 , CH 1.B.24 , CH 1.C.24 , CH 3.A.26 , D 1.C.24 , D 3.A.26 , O 1.A.24 , O 1.B.24 , O 1.C.24 , P 1.B.24
Ruprecht, Romina: CH 2.B.31 , O 2.B.31 , P 2.B.31
Ruseski, Jane: CH 1.C.11 , P 2.D.11
Rush, Mark: C 3.B.1
Rusu, Ioan Octavian: P 1.D.29
Ryan, Conor: C 2.A.43
Ryan, Matt: P 1.A.4
Ryan, Sophia: C 1.A.10 , C 1.D.10
Ryu, Junyeol: C 1.C.24 , D 1.B.24 , P 1.A.24
Ryvkin, Dmitry: C 2.E.3
Saad-Lessler, Joelle: C 2.D.5
Saavedra, Justine: C 2.E.14
Sabarwal, Shwetlena: C 3.A.6
Sabbagh, Farzaneh: P 3.D.21
Sabia, Joseph: C 3.A.46 , P 1.A.42
Sacks, Dan: C 1.C.10
Sadana, Divya: C 2.B.45 , CH 2.A.34 , P 2.A.34
Sadeh, Jana: C 2.B.17
Saenz-Molina, Julieth: P 3.C.21
Saglam, Mehmet: C 2.D.1
Sah, Nilesh: C 2.A.4 , D 2.A.4 , O 2.A.4 , P 2.A.4
Saha, Bijeta Bijen: P 2.B.23
Sahe, Tarini: C 2.E.11
Said, Farah: C 1.C.14
Saini, Alisha: P 3.D.16
Salgado, Sergio: P 2.E.27
Salihu, Maryam: P 1.D.24
Sallah, Edith: P 2.E.29
Salvino, Robert: C 3.B.4 , D 2.A.39 , P 2.A.39
Samadi, S. Yaser: P 2.A.9
Samaniego, Roberto: P 1.B.38 , P 1.D.29
Samantha, Saima: C 2.E.15
Sameem, Sediq: P 3.B.45
Samimi, Nahid: P 1.B.22 , P 2.A.23
San Juan, Vince: C 2.B.29
Sanchez-Pinol, Daniel: D 2.D.36 , P 2.D.36
Sant`Anna, Hugo: CH 3.C.2 , P 3.C.2
Sant'Anna, Pedro: C 3.A.2 , O 1.A.2 , O 1.B.2 , O 1.C.2 , O 1.D.2 , O 2.A.2 , O 2.B.2 , O 2.D.2 , O 2.E.2
Sant'Anna, Vinicios: C 2.B.14
Santos de Almeida, Gabriel: P 2.B.19
Santos Póvoa, Angela Cristiane: P 3.D.14
Santos, Kelly: C 3.B.23
Sara, Raisa: CH 2.E.36 , O 2.E.36
Sarangi, Sudipta: O 1.B.28 , O 1.C.14 , O 2.B.13
Saraswat, Deepak: P 3.A.6
Saravia, Antonio: C 1.D.18
Sardar, Naafey: P 1.A.31
Sardy, Marc: C 1.B.17
Sargent, Kristina: C 1.A.16
Sarkar, Shivangi: P 3.B.46
Sasaki, Yuya: C 2.A.2 , C 2.E.2 , C 3.A.2 , CH 1.A.2 , CH 1.C.2 , CH 2.A.2 , CH 2.D.2 , O 1.A.2 , O 1.B.2 , O 1.C.2 , O 1.D.2 , O 2.A.2 , O 2.B.2 , O 2.D.2 , O 2.E.2
Sassi, Yassine: P 2.E.2
Sauer, Raymond: P 1.A.4
Sauley, Beau: C 3.B.4 , P 3.C.2
Sawadgo, Wendiam: C 3.A.28
Saxena, Sagar: C 3.C.10 , C 3.D.12 , P 1.C.37
Saygili, Meryem: CH 3.A.43 , P 3.A.43
Saygin, Perihan: C 3.B.1
Scarcioffolo, Alexandre: P 2.A.30
Schaelling, Matthew Paul: P 3.C.25
Schaffer, Matthew: P 3.B.30
Schechter, Lauren: D 2.A.40 , D 2.B.35 , P 2.D.41
Scheck, Macy: P 3.A.19
Schintler, Laurie: C 2.A.14 , D 2.A.14
Schlosser, Julia: P 2.A.32
Schmidbauer, Eric: C 3.D.1 , CH 3.B.34 , P 3.B.34
Schmidt, Lawrence: C 1.C.15
Schmitz, Andrew: C 3.D.12
Schmitz, Tom: C 3.B.37
Schneider, Mark: CH 2.E.4 , CH 3.C.26 , D 3.C.26 , P 2.E.4
Schneider, Patricia: D 2.D.13
Schoefer, Benjamin: C 1.A.12
Schold, Jesse: C 2.D.46
Schuh, Rachel: CH 3.D.10 , P 3.D.10
Schulte, James: CH 3.A.1 , P 3.A.1
Schultze, Michelle: P 1.B.9
Schulz, Jonathan: C 1.C.3
Schumacher, Tyler: D 1.D.28 , P 3.B.12
Schwab, Steve: C 3.A.42
Schwanebeck, Ashley: P 2.A.42
Scoblic, Guthrie: P 2.B.35
Scott, Garrett: D 2.B.8 , O 1.A.8 , O 1.B.8 , O 1.C.5 , O 1.C.8 , O 1.D.8 , O 2.A.8 , O 2.B.8 , O 2.D.8 , O 2.E.8 , P 1.A.8
Scott, Robert: CH 3.A.40 , P 3.A.40
Sedaghatkish, Nazanin: CH 3.C.35 , P 3.C.35
Sedai, Ashish: C 2.B.13 , D 2.B.26 , P 1.C.14 , P 2.B.26
See, Kurt: C 1.A.12
Sekhri, Sheetal: C 2.E.36
Sellgren, Juliette: P 3.B.1
Sengupta, Aditi: C 1.B.42
Sengupta, Avigyan: D 2.D.35 , P 3.D.36
Seo, Jinyoung: CH 3.A.31 , O 3.A.31 , P 3.A.31
Seo, Regina: P 3.A.13
Seo, Samuel Hee Kwon: C 1.D.37
Sepulveda, Cristian: D 2.A.39 , P 2.A.39
Sepulveda, Jean: P 3.B.14
Sesmero, Juan: C 2.A.24
Severen, Christopher: CH 2.B.39 , O 1.B.39 , O 2.B.39 , P 2.B.39
Sewak Dubey, Ram: C 2.E.28 , C 3.A.16
Sha, Fangzhou: C 3.B.29 , P 1.D.25
Shabbir, Sonia: C 1.B.28
Shadmani, Hedieh: P 1.D.29
Shaeyan, Mohsen: C 1.A.38
Shaeye, Abdihafit: D 3.A.37 , P 2.D.13
Shah Mobariz, Ahmad: CH 2.A.26 , P 1.A.14 , P 2.A.26
Shah, Gaurav: C 2.A.9
Shah, Hema: D 2.A.27 , P 1.C.27 , P 3.A.26
Shah, Rohan: P 2.D.29
Shahjahan, Md: C 1.C.41
Shaikh, Azeem: C 1.C.2
Shakya, Shishir: C 3.B.10 , C 3.D.44 , D 3.B.26 , P 1.C.9
Shalaby, Zeina: C 1.B.10
Shankar, Binar: P 2.D.25
Shankar, Prabhu: P 1.D.3
Shanks, Olga: C 1.A.19
Shao, Lin: P 3.C.7
Sharma, Chandan: C 2.A.4
Sharma, Krishna: C 3.B.37
Sharma, Lakshita: P 3.A.13
Sharma, Pradyot: P 1.B.37
Sharma, Rajiv: C 3.D.9
Sharma, Rishi R.: C 1.B.16
Sharma, Swati: P 3.B.30
Sharma, Sweksha: C 3.A.37
Shashi, Nahian Azad: P 3.C.6
Shea, Joshua: C 1.D.14
Sheehan, Kathleen: CH 3.A.14 , P 3.A.14
Sheldon, Kennon: C 1.D.3
Sheldon, Tamara: C 2.D.41
Shelkova, Natalya: C 1.B.4
Shemyakina, Olga: CH 3.A.37 , O 3.A.37 , P 3.A.37
Shen, Li : P 2.D.38
Shen, Shihan: D 1.C.8 , P 2.B.8
Shepard, Jacob: P 1.D.30
Shera, Marcus: C 3.A.32
Sheridan, Brandon: CH 1.A.17 , D 1.A.17 , D 2.D.17 , P 1.B.17 , P 2.B.17
Sheth, Ketki: P 1.A.14
Shi, Zhentao: C 3.A.2 , C 3.A.3
Shideler, John: P 1.B.17
Shimazaki, Yoshiaki: C 3.C.33
Shimshack, Jay: CH 3.C.22 , P 3.C.22
Shin, David Dongyoon: CH 3.B.42 , P 1.B.31 , P 3.B.42
Shin, Euncheol: C 2.A.28
Shin, Jimin: P 3.B.3
Shinall, Jennifer Bennett: P 1.C.35
Shippee, Nathaniel Augustine: P 3.D.18
Shirinli, Enel: O 2.D.27 , P 2.D.27
Shonchoy, Abu: C 1.A.14 , C 2.D.13 , C 2.E.36 , C 3.A.24 , C 3.A.41 , C 3.C.38 , CH 2.E.36 , D 3.A.37 , P 2.A.1 , P 2.B.13 , P 3.B.36 , P 3.C.36
Shone, Hailemichael: C 2.A.10
Shourian, Mahla: P 1.D.14
Shrestha, Sadichchha: P 3.B.39 , P 3.C.38
Shrum, Trisha: C 1.B.33
Shukaylo, Georgy: P 1.C.11 , P 2.B.5
Shukla, Prachi: P 3.D.41
Shumway, Clayson: P 2.B.25
Shute, Alannah: C 3.C.14
Siddique, Abu Bakkar: C 2.D.5
Siebert, Ander: C 3.A.9
Siegal, Nicole: P 1.A.10 , P 2.A.10
Sigaud, Liam: CH 3.A.38 , D 1.A.25 , P 3.A.38
Siita, Shafiq: C 3.C.9
Sikhova, Aiday: CH 3.B.6 , D 1.C.12 , P 3.B.6
Silveus, Neil: CH 3.C.7 , D 2.E.35 , P 3.C.7
Simon, Kosali: C 1.B.26 , C 2.A.10
Simons, Andrew: CH 1.A.36 , D 1.B.36 , P 1.A.36
Simonsen, Emil A.: C 2.D.10
Šimurina, Nika: C 3.C.14
Singh, Ayushi: C 1.C.37
Singh, Navpreet: C 1.C.42
Singh, Rahul: P 1.D.2
Singh, Sushant: P 3.B.33
Singh, Swati: C 1.C.31
Singh, Tejendra P.: C 2.D.21 , P 3.D.25
Singleton, Carl: C 1.C.11
Sinha, Dibyajyoti: P 3.D.13
Sinkey, Michael: P 2.E.11
Sisha, Teshager: P 2.A.43
Sisodiya, Sachin Bhagamal: P 2.D.38
Sitti, Rex: CH 2.E.14 , P 2.E.14
Siu, Wai Yan: P 3.A.22
Siyal, Ghamz E Ali: C 1.C.23 , P 1.A.23
Skira, Meghan: C 2.D.28
Slaria, Srishti: C 1.C.37 , P 1.A.22 , P 2.E.15
Sleeper, Colin: C 2.D.45
Slesnick, Frank: D 1.D.13 , P 1.C.13
Slichter, David: C 2.A.13
Slivinski, Stephen: C 3.D.28
Sloan, CarlyWill: D 2.E.35 , P 2.B.35
Sloczynski, Tymon: CH 1.B.2 , CH 1.D.2 , CH 2.B.2 , CH 2.E.2 , O 1.A.2 , O 1.B.2 , O 1.C.2 , O 1.D.2 , O 2.A.2 , O 2.B.2 , O 2.D.2 , O 2.E.2 , P 2.D.2
Slotkin, Michael: C 3.C.14
Slusky, David: C 1.D.40 , CH 3.C.46 , O 3.C.46 , P 3.C.46
Slutsky, Steven: C 2.E.24
Smith, Alexis: P 1.B.26
Smith, Andrew Lee: C 2.A.31 , P 2.A.31
Smith, Ben: P 2.B.38 , P 3.A.38
Smith, Dana J.: D 3.A.26 , P 3.D.6
Smith, Daniel: C 1.A.18 , C 2.D.19 , C 3.A.19 , C 3.C.12 , C 3.D.18 , P 1.A.15
Smith, Ethaniel: C 2.E.13
Smith, Jacob: C 3.A.19 , P 2.D.19 , P 3.D.18
Smith, Joseph: CH 3.C.9 , P 3.C.9
Smith, Madeleine Cullen: P 1.B.40
Smith, Rhet: P 3.B.11
Smith, Seth: D 1.C.5 , P 2.E.8
Smith, Travis: C 2.E.14
snyder, Allison: C 2.A.24
Soares, Rodrigo: C 1.B.33
Soberón, Alexandra: C 1.B.38
Soboleva, Daria: P 1.B.9
Sodurland, Bengt: C 3.C.16
Solomon, Blen: D 2.D.17
Solomon, Keisha: D 2.E.43 , P 1.A.41
Solomon, Michael: C 1.B.35 , D 1.C.35 , P 1.B.35
Solon, Daniel: CH 3.A.7 , D 2.E.26 , P 3.A.7
Somé, Hyacinthe: C 1.C.34
Son, Younghee: P 2.D.46
Song, Jian: P 1.C.3
Song, Meng: P 3.B.6
Sonnenberg, Parker: CH 2.B.46 , P 2.B.46
Sora, Marcos: P 1.B.11
Sorensen, Bent: CH 1.C.31 , O 1.C.31 , P 1.C.31 , P 3.B.28
Soriano, John Joseph Sanchez: CH 1.D.39 , CH 3.D.28 , O 1.D.39 , P 1.D.39 , P 3.D.28
Sosa, Julie Ann: C 3.C.43
Sousounis, Panos: P 1.A.17
Spearman, Raine: P 3.A.28
Spencer, Melissa: C 3.C.46
Spielmann, Christian: P 1.B.17
Sprick Schuster, Steven: P 3.D.28
Springer, Lilly Ann: C 2.B.10 , D 3.C.46 , P 3.B.26 , P 3.C.46
Sprott, Erica: C 3.B.1
Spyrou, Ioanna Maria: CH 1.C.37 , P 1.C.37
Srikanth, Vishak: C 2.B.26
Stankov, Petar: C 1.B.17
Stansel, Dean: CH 2.D.26 , O 2.D.26 , P 2.D.26
Stapleton, Stephen: C 1.D.39
Starling, Libby: C 2.E.39
Starr, Katherine: P 2.B.42
Staub, Kalina: XX2.D.44
Staveley-O'Carroll, Josh: C 1.B.17 , D 2.D.17 , P 2.A.30 , P 3.A.17
Steinhardt, Max: C 2.D.33 , C 3.D.6 , P 3.A.10
Stepanchuk, Serhiy: C 2.B.14
Stephens, Heather: C 2.E.33
Stephenson, Frank: C 2.D.26 , C 2.E.16 , CH 2.D.11 , O 1.C.11 , O 1.D.11 , O 2.A.11 , O 2.D.11 , O 2.E.11 , P 2.D.11
Sterling, Kevin: P 2.B.25
Steuart, Shelby: C 3.B.11
Stewart, Darren: C 2.D.46
Stewart, Jennifer: C 1.C.10
Stiefenhofer, Pascal: D 1.B.17
Stimel, Derek: C 1.C.17
Stith, Sarah: C 3.D.6
Stivers, Adam: P 3.B.10
Stocker, Abigail: CH 1.D.14 , P 1.D.14 , P 2.A.26
Stockwell, Thomas: P 1.D.31
Stoddard, Brock: C 1.C.35 , CH 3.D.1 , P 2.B.1 , P 3.D.1
Stone, Anna-Leigh: C 3.A.24
Stover, Walter: P 1.C.3
Stoye, Joerg: CH 3.A.3 , P 3.A.3
Stratmann, Thomas: C 1.B.37 , C 1.C.3 , P 1.A.3
Stratton, Leslie: C 3.C.23
Striaukas, Jonas: C 2.B.9
Stripling, Sam: C 3.A.42 , P 3.A.42
Strohl, Kaleigh: P 1.D.10
Strumpf, Erin: C 1.B.2
Sturman, Zachary: D 2.D.23
Styczynski, Mary-Frances: C 2.B.31
Su, Yichen: D 3.C.25 , P 3.A.38
Subido, Annika: P 2.B.29
Subrahmanyam, Vijaya: C 1.D.3 , P 1.D.3
Sudijono, Timothy: C 1.A.2
Suh, Jeongsoo: C 3.B.42 , P 3.A.45
Sullivan, Andrew: P 1.D.39
Sullivan, Ryan: P 2.A.12
Sumell, Albert: C 2.B.32
Sun, Falin: C 3.A.28 , C 3.B.33 , C 3.C.18 , P 2.D.24 , P 3.A.2
Sun, Ge: P 3.C.37
Sun, Junxiu: C 2.B.33
Sun, Lin: P 3.D.15
Sun, Liyang: P 1.B.2
Sun, Maylin: C 3.A.15
Sun, Rui: P 1.D.3
Sun, Weizeng: C 2.B.4
Sun, Xiaohui: P 2.E.30
Sun, Xinhui: P 3.C.33
Sun, Yifan: C 1.A.13
Sun, Yin: C 3.B.3
Sun, Yixiao: C 1.B.2
Sun, Yucheng: C 2.E.9
Sunder, Naveen: P 2.A.46
Sung, Jaesang: C 2.D.45 , C 3.B.40
Surana, Samrudha: P 1.D.19 , P 2.A.18
Sureka, Sandip Kumar: P 2.D.5
Surya Narayana, Revathy: CH 2.D.23 , D 2.D.23 , P 2.B.12 , P 2.D.23
Süssmuth, Bernd: P 3.A.34
Suvanov, Ilias: C 1.D.28
Suvorov, Ivan: P 3.D.42
Suwanprasert, Wisarut: C 1.A.16
Suzuki, Kazuya: C 3.C.33
Suzuki, Ken: P 3.B.45
Sweat, Kurt: D 1.D.42 , P 2.D.23 , P 2.E.46
Sweetman, Arthur: C 3.A.10
Swineheart, Katrina: C 2.D.33
Swisher, Adam: P 1.B.15
Sykuta, Michael: C 3.B.24
Sylvera, Craig: P 3.B.39
Syzdykova, Malika: P 1.B.9
Szurop, Mate: P 3.B.13
Tabarrok, Alex: C 3.B.14
Tabord-Meehan, Max: P 1.C.2
Tabrizy, Saleh: P 2.B.16
Tackett, Maria: CH 2.B.5 , O 2.B.5 , P 2.B.5
Taengnoi Siemers, Sarinda: C 1.D.15
Taghvatalab, Golnaz: C 2.D.43
Taghvatalab, Sara: C 2.D.43
Tah, Kenneth: CH 2.D.16 , P 2.D.16
Tai, Silvio Hong Tiing: P 3.A.16
Tai, Xiao Hui: C 3.A.37
Taipliadis, Symeon: P 3.A.30
Tajalli, Tausifa: P 2.B.25
Takahashi, Junta: P 3.C.33
Talamas Marcos, Miguel Angel: C 3.A.27
Tamer, Elie: C 3.D.34
Tampellini, João: P 2.D.32
Tan, Chih Ming: CH 2.D.37 , D 1.C.12 , P 2.D.37
Tan, Kerry: D 1.A.24 , P 1.B.24 , P 1.C.24
Tan, Lezhi: C 3.A.3
Tanellari, Eftila: D 2.B.25 , P 1.C.33
Tang, Ruohan: C 3.B.42
Tanisha Mittal, Tansha: C 2.E.41
Tarabar, Danko: CH 3.C.34 , P 3.C.34
Tarascina, Anya Ilyinichna: P 2.B.38
Taraskevich, Benjamin: P 1.B.12
Tarko, Vlad: P 2.D.18
Taska, Bledi: C 2.B.15
Tasto, Michael: C 2.A.39 , D 2.A.39 , P 2.A.39
Tatro, Case Andrew: P 2.D.45
Tavares, Marina: C 2.B.15
Taveras, Elisa: C 2.E.36 , D 1.C.28 , P 3.B.6
Tayebi, Amir: P 2.B.27
Taylor, Alexander: CH 3.A.32 , P 3.B.32
Taylor, Mykel: C 3.D.33
Taylor, Travis: C 1.B.15 , C 3.B.13
Tecchio, Otavio: C 1.B.2
Tekin, Erdal: C 1.D.40 , C 3.A.37
Teltser, Keith: CH 2.D.46 , CH 2.E.46 , O 2.D.46 , O 2.E.46 , P 2.E.46
Temming, John Robert: P 1.D.19 , P 2.E.34
Templin, Noreen: C 2.E.44
Ten, Gi Khan: C 3.B.46
Teotia, Arjun: D 2.D.42 , D 2.E.42 , P 2.D.42 , P 2.E.42
Terza, Joseph V.: C 1.B.3
Thamarapani, Dhanu: P 2.D.37
Theiss, Katherine: C 1.C.14 , D 1.B.40 , D 3.A.37 , P 1.A.36 , P 2.B.13
Thewissen, James: C 2.D.4 , O 2.D.4
Thewissen, Jennifer: C 2.D.4 , P 2.D.4
Thom, Kevin: C 2.E.41
Thomas, Danna: CH 2.D.8 , D 2.D.8 , P 1.D.8 , P 2.B.10
Thomas, Diana: P 3.B.19
Thomas, Duncan: C 1.C.41
Thomas, Michael: C 3.B.19
Thomas, Tynaje: P 1.D.42
Thompson, Henry: CH 3.A.35 , P 3.A.35
Thompson, Jeffrey: C 2.E.27 , CH 2.E.27 , O 2.E.27 , P 2.E.27
Thompson, Martie: C 1.D.10
Tian, Renfang: CH 3.D.16
Tian, Yi: CH 1.C.3 , P 1.C.3
Tian, Zheng: C 1.D.37 , C 3.B.16
Tilley, Cameron: C 1.D.18
Timmons, Edward: CH 3.C.19 , O 3.C.19
Timpe, Brendan: C 1.A.40
Tindall, Michael: C 3.C.4
Tinkler, Sarah: C 3.D.9
Tintelnot, Felix: P 3.B.16
Tiwari Pandey, Ashwini: C 2.D.42
Tiwari, Ashwini: C 2.E.42
Toledo, Patricia: C 2.A.29
Tomlin, Kasaundra: P 3.D.12
Tomolonis, Paul: C 1.A.17 , C 3.C.9 , D 3.A.17
Tompson, Caroline E.: CH 2.B.38 , P 2.B.38
Toohey, Desmond: C 1.A.12
Topolnicki, Rafal: C 3.D.34
Topper, Michael: C 2.B.35
Torres, Luis: CH 3.A.5 , O 3.A.5
Totty, Evan: C 3.B.41
Toy, Alexander Jorden: P 3.C.45
Tracey, Marlon: C 1.D.15
Tracy, Dustin: D 2.D.42 , P 2.D.42
Tran, Duyen: P 1.B.26
Tran, Linda Diem: C 3.B.45
Trejo, Stephen: D 2.E.10 , P 2.E.10
Tremblay, Mark: C 1.A.27
Tripathi, Ishita: P 1.C.14
Tripathi, Tarang: C 3.C.41
Trivedi, Khushi: C 1.C.14
Triyana, Margaret: C 3.A.44 , D 2.E.25
Troiano, Ugoantonio: P 3.C.42
Troske, Ken: CH 2.D.15 , O 2.D.15 , P 1.B.14
Truitt, Tegan: C 1.A.15 , P 2.B.32
Tsafack, Idriss: C 2.A.2
Tsai, Ethan: C 3.A.9
Tsiukes, Alexander: P 2.B.38
Tsubota, Kenmei: C 3.C.36
Tsyawo, Emmanuel Selorm: CH 3.D.2 , P 3.D.2
Tucek, Dave: P 1.D.13
Tulloh, Bill: P 2.E.18
Tuncay Alpanda, Berna: P 3.B.28
Tuncel, Tuba: P 3.C.10
Turgaeva, Anna: C 3.D.11
Turnbull, Geoffrey: C 2.A.39
Turner, Douglas: D 1.C.8 , P 2.B.8
Turnipseed, Ryan G.: P 3.D.18
Turrini, Gina: C 1.C.41
Tverskoi, Denis: C 2.E.3
Tydir, Patrick: P 2.D.1
Udalova, Victoria: C 3.A.9
Ukert, Benjamin: C 3.C.43 , P 1.C.40
Ukil, Patralekha: P 3.B.9
Ukueva, Nurgul: C 1.D.28 , P 1.D.28
Unda, Juliana: C 1.D.41 , P 1.D.23
Underwood, Anthony: CH 3.A.41 , D 1.A.17 , P 3.A.41
Upadhyay, Sakshi: P 2.B.1 , P 3.C.41
Ura, Takuya: C 3.A.2
Urquizo Ubillus, Cesar: D 1.B.30 , D 1.D.25 , P 1.B.30
Uwaifo Oyelere, Ruth: CH 1.C.42 , CH 2.D.13 , D 1.D.28 , O 1.C.42 , O 2.D.13 , O 3.A.37 , P 3.A.37
Uysal, Derya: C 2.D.2
Vaca Pereira Rocha, Hugo: P 1.C.38 , P 2.D.31
Vachris, Michelle: P 2.A.44
Valcarcel, Victor: C 2.A.31
Valenzuela-Casasempere, Pablo: P 2.B.39
Valmari, Nelli: C 3.C.13
Van Boening, Mark: D 1.D.35 , P 1.B.35
Van de Sompel, Mo: P 2.E.21
van der Goes, David Noel: C 2.D.45
Van Dijcke, David: P 3.C.2
van Dijk, Winnie: C 1.D.39
Van Nieuwerburgh, Stijn: C 3.B.38
van Norden, Simon: P 1.D.31
Vander Naald, Brian: O 1.A.21 , O 1.A.22 , O 1.A.23 , O 1.B.21 , O 1.B.22 , O 1.B.23 , O 1.C.21 , O 1.C.22 , O 1.C.23 , O 1.D.21 , O 1.D.22 , O 1.D.23 , O 2.A.21 , O 2.A.22 , O 2.A.23 , O 2.B.21 , O 2.B.22 , O 2.B.23 , O 2.D.21 , O 2.D.22 , O 2.E.21 , O 2.E.22 , O 3.A.21 , O 3.A.22 , O 3.B.21 , O 3.C.21 , O 3.C.22 , O 3.D.21 , O 3.D.22 , P 1.B.23
Varejkova, Tereza: P 2.D.33
Vargas, Daniel: P 1.B.25
Vashi, Anita: C 3.B.45
Vassallo, Andrew: P 3.A.35
Vaughn, Karen: P 1.A.15
Vaughn, Mitchell James: P 1.A.31 , P 2.A.30
Vaught, Dyanne: D 1.C.16 , P 1.C.16
Velasquez, Andrea: D 2.A.15 , P 1.C.41 , P 2.A.15
Velasquez, Daniel: P 1.B.39
Verduzco-Bustos, Guillermo: P 3.C.15
Vernon, Victoria: D 3.C.23 , P 3.C.23
Vidalis, Sofia: C 2.E.34
Villa, Kira: C 1.D.14
Viriyavipart, Ajalavat: C 1.C.37
Viscusi, W. Kip: C 2.A.12 , O 2.A.12 , P 2.A.12 , XX1.D.36
Viskupič, Filip: C 3.D.33
Viviano, Davide: C 1.D.2 , P 1.C.2
Vo, Hoa: P 3.A.12
Voigt, Stefan: C 1.D.9 , P 2.A.37
Volkov, Nikanor: P 1.C.13
Volz, Alice: P 2.E.27
von Jacobi, Nadia: C 2.A.37 , P 1.D.9
Vorsah, Roger: P 1.C.42
Voss, Simon: P 2.D.39
Voy, Annie: C 2.D.29
Vu, Hoa: C 3.C.46 , P 2.E.15
Waggener, Tristin: P 3.D.21
Wagner, Gary: C 3.B.11 , C 3.C.19
Wagner, Jamie: P 2.E.44
Wagner, Jeffrey: CH 2.B.21 , P 2.B.21 , P 3.A.14
Wahhaj, Zaki: C 2.B.13
Wake, Tyler: CH 2.A.30 , D 1.B.17 , O 2.A.30 , P 2.A.30
Waldfogel, Sarah: D 1.C.5 , P 2.D.8
Waldman, Michael: C 3.A.27
Walker, Brigham: CH 3.D.9 , P 3.A.9 , P 3.C.9 , P 3.D.9
Walker, Michael: C 2.A.1
Walkup, Alix: P 2.D.45
Wallskog, Melanie: P 2.D.15
Walsh, James: C 3.A.34
Walz, Tiara: C 3.A.42
Wan, Kam Ming: P 1.B.4
Wang, Candice: P 2.D.24
Wang, Chunbei: C 1.D.26 , D 1.A.13 , D 2.D.10 , P 1.A.13
Wang, Fan: C 3.B.28
Wang, Haoran: P 3.D.43
Wang, Haoyu: P 2.E.11
Wang, Hua: C 1.B.3 , C 2.B.12
Wang, Jianxin: C 2.B.3 , P 1.A.3
Wang, Jingjing: C 1.A.21 , C 1.B.22 , C 2.A.23 , P 2.B.21
Wang, Jinning: C 1.B.12
Wang, Keli: C 1.A.16
Wang, Le: C 1.A.14 , O 1.C.12 , P 1.C.12 , XX1.D.16
Wang, Miao: CH 3.C.39 , P 3.C.39
Wang, Qian: D 1.B.8 , P 1.B.8
Wang, Siyu: C 1.A.3 , P 2.B.3
Wang, Taining: C 1.B.38
Wang, Tao: P 2.A.9
Wang, Tong: P 3.D.33
Wang, Wei: CH 2.B.22
Wang, Xiao: P 1.A.16
Wang, Xiaohong: P 1.C.28
Wang, Xiaoyang: P 1.D.22
Wang, Xuejian: P 3.A.46
Wang, Yang: C 2.A.10
Wang, Yanwen: C 1.A.28
Wang, Yao: P 3.A.36
Wang, Yaoli: C 1.D.29
Wang, Yi: P 2.A.24
Wang, Yifan: CH 1.D.26 , D 1.D.26 , O 1.D.26 , P 1.D.26
Wang, Yimin: P 2.E.39 , P 3.A.43
Wang, Yiru: P 2.E.9
Wang, Yucheng: C 3.B.38
Wang, Yukun: P 3.C.27
Wang, Yulong: C 2.A.2
Wang, Yuting: C 2.D.12
Wang, Zhenxuan: C 1.B.21 , P 3.C.21
Wantchekon, Leonard: C 1.D.24
Warnick, Merrill: C 1.C.27 , D 1.B.27 , P 1.D.27
Wasserka-Zhurakhovska, Lilia: C 3.D.9
Watson, Elizabeth: CH 3.A.11 , D 1.C.25 , P 3.A.11 , P 3.C.41
Watson, Thomas: C 3.A.11
Webb, Matthew: P 1.B.2
Webber, Douglas: C 3.A.13
Weber, Axel: P 1.D.19 , P 2.B.18
Weber, Bryan: P 3.A.39
Weber, Sydney A: P 1.A.25
Wei, Shengbin: C 3.D.34
Weinberg, Bruce: C 3.B.6
Weinstein, Marc: CH 1.B.13 , D 1.C.13 , D 1.D.13 , XX1.B.13
Wells, Kaylee: P 3.D.21
Welter, Caroline: P 2.A.45
Werner, Rachel: C 1.C.26
Werquin, Nicolas: C 3.C.11 , D 3.A.23
Westerlund, Joakim: C 2.D.9
Westmass, Lee: C 1.B.42
Westphal, Ryan: CH 3.C.24 , D 1.B.8 , D 1.C.25 , P 2.E.8 , P 3.C.24
Whaley, Kenneth: D 1.C.28 , D 2.D.35 , P 2.A.35 , P 2.E.14
White, Neil: CH 3.C.28 , P 3.C.28
Whitehead, John: CH 2.A.11 , CH 2.E.22 , CH 3.C.16 , P 2.A.11 , P 2.E.22 , P 3.C.16 , P 3.D.21
Whitener, Mark: C 2.E.24
Whitfield, Carlos: C 3.A.14
Whitman, Glen: CH 2.B.18 , P 2.B.18
Whitmeyer, Mark: P 2.E.3
Wiguna, Atu: P 3.A.44
Wikle, Jocelyn: D 3.A.25 , P 1.B.41
Wilck, Joseph: C 3.C.9
Wilcox Walls, Emily: P 3.B.41
Wilder, Haley Marie: P 1.A.17 , P 1.B.14
Wilken, Eric: P 1.B.40
Williams Higgins, Melisa: D 1.C.17 , P 2.B.17
Williams, Colin: P 3.A.39
Williams, David: P 1.D.13
Williams, Deborah: C 3.B.15
Williams, Dorian: D 3.A.23
Williams, Geoffrey: C 2.D.30
Williams, H. Frank: C 1.D.13
Williams, Jonathan: CH 1.A.8 , D 1.C.8 , O 1.A.8 , O 1.B.8 , O 1.C.5 , O 1.C.8 , O 1.D.8 , O 2.A.8 , O 2.B.8 , O 2.D.8 , O 2.E.8 , P 1.A.8
Williams, Kamilah: P 3.A.4
Wilmet, Sébastien: P 2.D.4
Wilson, Andrew: D 1.D.33 , P 1.D.33
Wilson, Bart: C 3.D.1
Wilson, David Bryan: CH 2.A.33 , P 2.A.33
Wilson, Janine: CH 1.B.17 , D 2.E.17 , P 1.C.17
Wilson, Riley: C 1.B.41
Wiltse, David: C 3.D.33
Wing, Coady: C 1.A.10 , C 1.C.10 , C 2.A.10
Winichakul, Pun: C 3.C.7
Winkelmann, David: P 1.C.11
Winter, Joachim: C 1.A.3
Wise, Nathan: P 1.C.40
Withrow, Jennifer: C 1.C.32
Witte, James C.: C 2.D.5
Woblesseh, Richmond: P 2.D.30
Wolcott, Erin: C 1.A.16
Wolfe, Marketa: CH 2.E.29 , P 2.D.17 , P 2.E.29
Wolman, Alexander: P 2.B.31
Won, Sunjae: C 3.D.33
Wong, Jason: CH 2.B.8 , D 2.B.8 , P 1.A.8
Wong, Woan Foong: C 2.B.39
Wood, Dallas: CH 2.B.25 , D 2.B.25 , P 1.B.33
Woodard, Ritchie: C 2.E.17 , D 1.A.17
Woodham, Cooper: P 1.B.1
Woodley, Melissa: C 3.A.14
Woods, Antwon: C 3.A.23
Woodworth, Lindsey: C 2.B.10
Wooldridge, Jeffrey: C 2.D.2
Wooten, Jadrian: C 3.A.38 , CH 2.E.11 , D 2.B.17 , P 2.A.17 , P 2.D.17 , P 2.E.11
Wren-Lewis, Liam: C 3.A.10
Wroblewski, Michael: P 1.C.19 , P 2.B.19
Wu, Fangqian: P 3.B.29
Wu, Huan: C 2.B.40 , C 2.D.2 , P 2.B.40
Wu, Jiong: P 3.D.15
Wu, Pinghui: P 2.E.27
Wu, Ruohan: CH 2.B.16 , P 2.B.16
Wu, Xiaoya: C 1.D.40
Wu, Ying: P 3.D.24
Wunnava, Phanindra: D 1.C.42 , O 1.D.28
Xiao, Jiusi: P 3.A.35
Xiao, Yuxian: C 2.B.33 , P 3.A.33
Xie, Lusi: P 2.A.23
Xing, Yiyu: P 1.B.32
Xu, Alan: C 1.D.34
Xu, Jing: C 2.B.4
Xu, Keli: P 2.B.9
Xu, Ruonan: P 2.D.2
Xu, Serena: P 2.A.33
Xu, Yajie: P 2.D.27
Xu, Yihong: P 1.C.25
Xu, Yongzhi: P 3.C.40
Xu, Yuli: C 3.B.46
Xuan, Yang: C 2.E.30 , CH 3.B.7 , P 3.B.7
Xue, Bingjin: C 1.D.40
Xue, Jiatong: C 1.B.35 , P 3.B.38
Xue, Yuhan: C 3.B.35
Xuecheng, Yin: P 2.B.33
Yakovlev, Pavel: C 1.B.37
Yamaguchi, Takayasu: C 3.C.33
Yamani, Ehab: P 3.A.4
Yan, Karen: P 2.E.9
Yan, Zhenzhen: C 2.B.33
Yang, Anton: C 2.B.16
Yang, Choongryul: P 2.E.12
Yang, Cynthia: P 2.E.9
Yang, Fang: D 1.C.30 , P 1.C.30
Yang, Hesong: CH 3.C.6 , P 3.C.6
Yang, Huiyu: P 2.A.24
Yang, Linge: P 1.C.21
Yang, Ping: P 2.B.4
Yang, Rongze: D 2.B.8 , P 1.A.8
Yang, Wei: CH 3.A.45 , P 3.A.45
Yang, Wenni: P 1.C.32
Yang, Xiaoying: P 2.B.22
Yang, Xinmei: C 2.D.14
Yang, Xiye: C 2.D.2
Yang, Yao: CH 1.C.34 , P 1.C.34
Yang, Yu (Alan): C 2.B.1
Yang, Zili: P 1.D.38
Yao, Feng: C 2.E.23
Yao, Hong: C 3.D.24
Yao, Ling: C 2.D.3
Yap, Luther: P 2.A.2
Yarbrough, Todd: C 3.A.14
Yasar, Mahmut: C 1.A.16
Yde, Eric: D 1.C.5 , P 2.E.8
Ye, Han: C 1.B.10
Ye, Tong: P 3.D.26
Yeob Ha, Joung: P 1.D.32
Yetter, Erin: P 2.E.44
Yewell, Katherine: C 2.B.46 , D 2.A.12
Yi, Fang: P 3.D.13
Yim, Anthony: CH 1.B.27 , D 1.D.27 , O 1.A.27 , O 1.B.27 , O 1.C.27 , O 1.D.27 , O 2.A.27 , P 1.C.27
Yin, Anwen: P 1.B.4
Yin, Letian: P 3.B.46 , P 3.D.41
Yin, Michelle: C 2.E.15 , C 3.A.13 , C 3.B.12
Yip, Terry: C 3.A.29
Yoder, Maranna: P 1.D.21
Yonk, Ryan: C 1.D.18 , CH 1.A.18 , CH 1.D.18 , O 1.A.18 , O 1.D.18
Yoo, Hoyoung: D 3.D.26 , P 1.B.39
Yoon, Ara: C 2.A.45
Yoon, Chungeun: C 1.D.37
Yoon, Jaejun: CH 1.A.11 , P 1.A.11
Yoon, Jangho: C 2.A.45
Yoon, Yerin: C 1.A.27
Yoruk, Baris: P 3.A.46
Yoshizumi, Alexander: C 1.A.28
You, Niaoniao: P 1.C.21
Young, Andrew: C 1.A.35 , P 1.A.35
Young, Sabrina: C 3.A.9
Yount, Tricia: CH 1.B.13 , CH 1.C.13 , D 1.C.13 , D 1.D.13 , O 1.B.13 , O 1.C.13
Yozwiak, Madeline: P 1.C.22
Yu, Alex: P 1.B.21
Yu, Byoungmin: P 3.C.10
Yu, Jia: P 2.D.43
Yu, Shuo: P 3.D.22
Yu, Timothy: C 1.A.39
Yu, Zhengyi: C 1.D.38
Yuan, Weici: P 3.D.11
Yum, Minchul: P 2.B.14
Yun, Seong: C 3.C.33
Yun, Yangkeun: D 1.A.8 , P 1.C.8
Yusuff, Olanrewaju: P 3.D.44
Zabeck, Mike: C 2.E.4 , C 3.A.13
Zafar, Rafia: P 1.C.14
Zahran, Sammy: C 2.A.45
Zaiour, Reem: CH 3.D.25 , D 3.D.25 , P 2.D.10
Zaman, Rafia: P 1.A.23 , P 1.C.22
Zanetti, Francesco: C 3.C.15
Zanzalari, Danielle: CH 2.B.27 , P 2.A.11 , P 3.C.19
Zapryanova, Mariyana: P 2.D.35 , P 2.E.41
Zarazaga, Carlos: C 3.B.29
Zarifhonarvar, Ali: P 1.D.25
Zavarzin, Mikhail: P 3.C.39
Zavodny, Madeline: C 1.B.10 , C 2.A.15
Zaynutdinova, Gulnara: CH 3.A.4 , P 3.A.4
Zeager, Lester: C 1.A.28
Zeida, Teegawende: C 1.C.15
Zeitoun, Hossam: C 2.E.3
Zelaya, Monica: C 1.D.18
Zélity, Balázs: P 2.B.14
Zell, Robert: C 1.D.3
Zelzner, Sebastian: CH 1.C.4 , P 1.C.4
Zeng, Jiangnan: C 1.C.28 , D 1.C.28 , P 1.C.28
Zeng, Sen: C 2.B.12
Zeng, Xinyu: C 2.E.14 , P 3.A.22
Zhai, Muxin: P 1.A.28
Zhan, Crystal: D 1.B.25 , D 2.A.40 , P 2.D.41
Zhang, Chen (Cassie): D 1.B.24 , P 1.A.24
Zhang, Chunxiao: C 2.B.4
Zhang, Daiqiang: C 2.E.28
Zhang, Danyang: P 3.C.16
Zhang, Duan: P 3.D.25
Zhang, Jihao: C 1.C.4
Zhang, Junsen: C 2.B.1
Zhang, Lan: C 3.D.1
Zhang, Ning: C 3.C.7
Zhang, Qian: C 2.B.3
Zhang, Qilin: P 2.A.29
Zhang, Shan: P 3.C.21
Zhang, Shuwei: P 2.E.12
Zhang, Sisi: C 3.C.14 , P 3.C.24
Zhang, Ting: P 2.A.14
Zhang, Wei: C 2.D.21 , CH 1.C.21 , P 1.C.21
Zhang, Wendong: C 2.B.16 , P 2.E.21 , P 3.A.21
Zhang, Yan: C 3.C.16
Zhang, Yitian: P 3.C.22
Zhang, Yun: C 1.B.38
Zhang, Yuwei: D 1.D.33 , O 1.D.33 , P 1.D.33
Zhao, Lele: C 2.E.45 , P 3.B.6 , P 3.C.43
Zhao, Linli: CH 1.A.31 , O 1.A.31 , P 1.A.31 , P 2.A.30
Zhao, Peng: P 3.A.39
Zhao, Ruinan: P 1.B.25
Zhao, Shuoli: C 2.A.43
Zhao, Yingyan: C 3.C.16
Zhao, Yiwen: C 2.B.4
Zhen, Chen: C 3.A.2 , C 3.B.33
Zheng, Jiameng: C 1.D.33
Zheng, Yapeng: C 3.A.3
Zheng, Yuqing: C 2.A.43
Zhi, Nan: P 3.D.34
Zhong, Jiee: D 1.A.27 , P 1.B.41 , P 1.C.27
Zhong, Rocio: C 2.E.33
Zhou, Hui: P 2.B.21
Zhou, Jun: C 1.A.37
Zhou, Katherine: P 3.D.14
Zhou, Qiankun: P 2.D.9
Zhou, Qiyao: D 2.E.26 , P 3.A.38
Zhou, Quan: C 1.C.25
Zhou, Wentao: P 3.A.31
Zhou, Xiaoqing : P 2.E.30
Zhou, Yang: CH 2.E.26 , D 2.E.26 , P 2.D.26
Zhu, Hans: P 1.C.26
Zhu, Lei: P 2.E.13
Zhu, Qijun: P 1.C.3
Zhu, Yinchu: P 1.A.2
Zhu, Yuchen: P 1.D.41
Zhuang, Hong: C 3.C.39
Zhukov, Konstantin: C 1.C.9 , CH 3.A.34 , P 2.E.19 , P 3.A.34
Ziebarth, Nicolas: CH 2.A.32 , O 2.A.32
Zimmer, Ian: C 2.A.24
Zimmer, Timothy: CH 2.A.24 , P 2.A.24
Zincenko, Federico: P 2.A.28
Zirogiannis, Nikolaos: C 3.C.35 , C 3.C.41 , P 1.D.21
Zuo, George: C 1.D.39
Zylkin, Tom: CH 1.A.16 , CH 1.B.16 , CH 1.C.16 , O 1.A.16 , O 1.B.16 , O 1.C.16
Zytek, Adelia: C 3.B.28