Inequality
Why do some groups, regions, or countries fare better than others on economic dimensions such as income, wealth, health, education, and housing? ¹ÏÌïºÚÁÏscholars produce research that informs how policy may create or mitigate these inequities through housing and health care markets, schools and workplaces, criminal justice systems, and other areas where poverty and discrimination have created uneven opportunities.
Keywords: cross-regional variation, program evaluation, affirmative action, discrimination, poverty alleviation
People in Inequality Research
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Professor of American Economic History, Emeritus
Related Publications
- Hackmann, M., Heining, J., Klimke, R., Polyakova, M., & Seibert, H. (2025). Health Insurance as Economic Stimulus? Evidence from Long-Term Care Jobs. Working Paper.
- Goda, G. (2024). Subsidizing Medical Spending through the Tax Code: Take-Up, Targeting and the Cost of Claiming. Working Paper.
- Goda, G., Lurie, I., Parikh, P., & Swete, C. (2024). The Distributional Implications of Itemized Medical Deductions. Working Paper.
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