Myron Northrop Professor of Economics
Senior Associate Dean of Doctoral Programs
Olin Business School
Washington University in St. Louis
Campus Box 1133
One Brookings Drive
St. Louis, MO 63130
email: stephen.p.ryan(at)wustl.edu
New Version of Targeted Subsidies and Market Power
After a year of revision (adding in marginal cost by type, preferences for redistribution, and refocusing the paper to look at distributional effects of targeting with market power), I’m happy to post the updated version: Subsidy Targeting with Market Power
Pakistan Schools Paper Conditionally Accepted
Our paper on schools in Pakistan has been conditionally accepted at the Review of Economics and Statistics.
Update to Pakistan Schools Paper
We have just updated our paper, “Delivering Education to the Underserved through a Public-Private Partnership Program in Pakistan.” You can find it here: PPRS_Jan31_2020.pdf.
New Version of Moment Forests Paper Posted
We have updated our Moment Forests paper: momentForests.pdf The paper is currently under review.
Paper submitted: Subsidy Targeting with Market Power
My paper with Maria Polyakova, “Subsidy Targeting with Market Power,” is finally under review. A brief synopsis of the paper appeared on Stanford’s front page: https://siepr.stanford.edu/news/entitlement-spending-waste.
Status Change: Pakistan Schooling Paper
We have received an R&R on our Pakistan schools paper [pprs_sept_2018] at the Review of Economics and Statistics.
Status Change: Part D Paper Accepted at the Journal of Political Economy
My paper with Francesco Decarolis and Maria Polyakova is forthcoming at the Journal of Political Economy.
New Version of Moment Forests Paper Posted
A revised and updated version of my paper with Denis Nekipelov and Paul Novosad, “Moment Forests,” is now available. See here.
New Version of Pakistan School Paper Posted
An updated version of “Delivering Education to the Underserved through a Public-Private Partnership Program in Pakistan” has been posted here.
New Version of Part D Paper Posted
After a two-year revision, we have posted a new version of our paper, “Subsidy Design in Privately-Provided Social Insurance: Evidence from Medicare Part D.” This paper was formerly titled “The Welfare Effects of Supply-Side Regulations in Medicare Part D.” The two major changes in this version are the use of microdata and the inclusion of […]