Research

Published and Accepted Work

Why Do Women Earn Less Than Men? Evidence from Bus and Train Operators
Journal of Labor Economics 40(2), 2021

with Valentin BolotnyyCoverage: The Wall Street Journal • Marginal Revolution • Society of Human Resources • Quartz

Tripping Through Hoops: The Effect of Violating Compulsory Government Procedures
Conditionally accepted at the American Economic Journal: Economic Policy

with Helen Ho Coverage: Probable Causation Podcast

Working Papers

Firm Frictions and The Payoffs of Higher Pay: Labor Supply and Productivity Responses to a Voluntary Minimum Wage

with Emma Harrington[Updated Sept 2022 • Expands and subsumes "The Payoffs of Higher Pay" (2021) ] Coverage: The Wall Street Journal • Marginal Revolution

"Working" Remotely? Selection, Treatment, and Market Provision of Remote Work

with Emma Harrington[Revision in Progress]Coverage: Marginal Revolution • The Economist • The Financial Times • BBC

The Power of Proximity: Office Interactions Affect Online Feedback and Quits, Especially for Women and Young Worker

with Emma Harrington and Amanda Pallais

Selected Work in Progress

Childcare and Parental Productivity in COVID-19

with Emma Harrington

Demography Papers

The Prevalence of Confirmed Maltreatment Among US Children, 2004 to 2011
JAMA Pediatrics. 168(4), 2014

with Christopher Wildeman, John Leventhal, Emily Putnam-Hornstein, Jane Waldfogel, and Hedwig Lee.Coverage: National Public Radio • US News and World Report • Reuters

Cumulative Risks of Foster Care Placement by Age 18 for U.S. Children, 2000-2011
PLoS One. (2014)

with Christopher WildemanCoverage: Cited in Evicted

Cumulative Risks of Foster Care Placement for Danish Children
PLoS One (2014)

with Peter Fallesen and Christopher Wildeman

Mortality among White, Black, and Hispanic Male and Female State Prisoners, 2001–2009
SSM Population Health (2016)

with Christopher Wildeman, E. Ann Carson, Daniela Golinelli, Margaret Noonan

State-Level Variation in the Imprisonment-Mortality Relationship, 2001-2010
Demographic Research (2016)

with Christopher Wildeman, Margaret E. Noonan, Daniela Golinelli, and E. Ann Carson.

State-Level Variation in the Risk of Child Welfare System Contact among U.S. Children, 2008-2018

with Youngmin Yi, Frank Edwards, Hedwig Lee, John Leventhal, Jane Waldfogel, and Christopher Wildeman[ Under Review ]