Brent Kreider, Associate Professor of Economics, Iowa State University
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I. Refereed Journal Articles:
• “Identification
of Expected Outcomes in a Data Error Mixing Model with Multiplicative Mean
Independence”
abstract
• “Regression Coefficient Identification Decay in the Presence of Infrequent Classification Errors”
abstract
• “Partially
Identifying Treatment Effects with an Application to Covering the Uninsured” abstract
• “Bounding
the Effects of Food Insecurity on Children's Health Outcomes” • “Inferring Disability Status from
Corrupt Data” abstract • “Food
Stamps and Food Insecurity: What Can Be Learned in the Presence
of Nonclassical Measurement Error?” abstract
CV (pdf)
Journal of Business and Economic Statistics,
forthcoming (with John Pepper)
Review of Economics and Statistics
(REStat),
forthcoming.
Journal
of Human Resources (JHR),
44(2), Spring 2009, 409-449 (with Steven Hill)
Journal of Health Economics, 28(5), September 2009, 971-983 (with Craig Gundersen)
• “Optimal
Wage Taxation When Human Capital and Employment Are Endogenous” abstract
Economic
Inquiry (EI),
46(4), October 2008, 660-675.
Journal
of Applied Econometrics (JAE),
23(3), April 2008, 329-49 (with John Pepper)
Journal
of Human Resources (JHR),
43(2), Spring 2008, 352-82 (with Craig Gundersen)
• “Disability
and Employment: Reevaluating the Evidence in Light of Reporting Errors”
abstract
Journal of the American
Statistical Association (JASA), June 2007,
432-41 (with John Pepper)
• “Income Uncertainty and Optimal
Redistribution”
abstract
Southern Economic
Journal (SEJ), 69(3), 2003,
718-725.
• “Tax Incidence in Differentiated Product Oligopoly”
abstract
Journal of Public Economics
(JPubE)
August 2001, 173-192 (with Simon Anderson and Andre de Palma)
• “The Efficiency of Indirect Taxes under Imperfect Competition” abstract
Journal of Public Economics
(JPubE),
August 2001, 231-251 (with Simon Anderson and Andre de Palma)
•
“Explaining Applications to the U.S. Disability Program: A Semiparametric Approach” abstract
Journal of Human Resources
(JHR),
Winter 2000, 82-115 (with Regina Riphahn)
• “Social Security Disability Insurance: Applications, Awards, and Lifetime Income Flows”
abstract
Journal of Labor Economics
(JOLE),
October 1999, 784-827.
•
“Latent Work Disability and Reporting Bias” abstract
Journal of Human Resources
(JHR),
Fall 1999, 734-769.
• “Workers' Applications to Social Insurance Programs when Earnings and Eligibility
are Uncertain” abstract
Journal of Labor Economics
(JOLE),
October 1998, 848-877.
• “National Health Insurance and the Homeless”
abstract
Health Economics, Jan-Feb. 1997, 31-41
(with Sean Nicholson)
• “Market Work, Wages, and Men's Health”
abstract
Journal of Health Economics,
13, 1994, 163-182 (with Robert Haveman, Barbara
Wolfe, and Mark Stone)
II. Other Publications:
•
“Economic Decision-making by the Disabled”
in Encyclopedia of Disability,
Sage Publications, Gary L. Albrecht (ed.), May 2005.
• “Inferring the Relationship Between Employment
and Disability Status Among Persons Nearing Retirement Age”
in Directions for Social
Security Reform, Retirement Research Consortium, National Press Club, 2002
(with John Pepper)
• “Behavioral Responses to Changes in Federal
Disability Policy: The Role of Measured Limitation on Inferences” abstract
in Research in Human Capital and Development,
Vol. XIII: Essays in the
Economics of Disability
David Salkever and Alan Sorkin (eds.), JAI Press,
Feb/Mar 2000, 81-107.
• “To Punt or Not to Punt” abstract
The UMAP Journal
of Undergraduate Mathematics and Its Applications, Winter 1996, 353-363.
III. Other Selected Work in Progress:
• “Partially Identifying the Impacts of the National School
Lunch Program on Child Health
Using Monotone Instrumental Variables”
in preparation to be submitted to a special issue of
Journal of Econometrics (with Craig Gundersen and John Pepper)
• “Identifying the Effects of Food Stamps on Child Health Outcomes When Participation is Endogenous and Misreported” abstract
• “Partially
Identifying the Prevalence of Health Insurance Given Contaminated Sampling
Response Error” abstract
in revision for Journal
of Applied Econometrics.
• “Diagnosis
Measurement Error and Corrected Instrumental
Variables”
abstract
working paper, January 2000
(with Donna Chen, Elizabeth Merwin, and Steven Stern)
• “Early Retirement and
Employer-Provided Retiree Health Insurance”
in progress (with John Pepper)
• “Identifying Lack of Health
Insurance and its Consequences in the Presence of Arbitrary Measurement Error”
in progress (with Steven Hill,
Sonya Huffman, and Helen Jensen)
• “Peer Influences on College Freshmen
Substance Use”
in progress (with Jeremy Arkes)
• “Estimation of the Impact of
Social Security Old-Age and Disability Insurance Policy on Labor Supply”
in progress (with Hidehiko
Ichimura)
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