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David Neumark

Distinguished Professor of Economics and Co-Director Center for Population Inequality and Policy

University of California, Irvine

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School of Social Sciences

Department of Economics

David Neumark is currently serving as an Economics Distinguished Professor of Economics and Co-Director Center for Population Inequality and Policy at University of California, Irvine.

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David Neumark

University of California, Irvine

Distinguished Professor of Economics and Co-Director Center for Population Inequality and Policy

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economics social sciences public policy economic policy social science research urban economics economic inequality labor relations personnel economics industrial organization management labor market outcomes human resource management economic research social security systems employment effects united states minimum wages health economics higher education older workers women's health breast cancer income security labor market impact age discrimination spatial economics policy management regional economics industrial development education economics population aging labor market participation industrial relations minimum wage great recession living wage laws supplemental security income economic analysis minimum wage effects sex discrimination labor supply labor market networks school-to-work programs human resources changing workforce income distribution labor force trend job stability regional development regional policy labor migration economic inquiry organizational policies regional science spatial demography welfare economics human resource development job analysis marriage workplace segregation economic literature economic geography women's studies supportive care racial equity work adjustment employee relations occupational medicine regional studies cancer care urban geography professional development comparative economics economic literacy competition law antitrust enforcement law intellectual property labor markets class certification law and economics

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Flying Blind on Job Creation Policies? a Case Study of California. Economic Development Quarterly (2024)

David NeumarkEmma Wohl

economic developmentjob creation policiesdevelopment policyeconomic researcheconomicseconomic policypublic policy

Gender Reveals in the Labor Market: Evidence on Gender Signaling and Statistical Discrimination in an Online Health Care Market. (2024)

Haoran HeDavid NeumarkQian Weng

gender signalinggender studiesgender revealsstatistical discriminationgender inequalitylabor marketgender disparities

Help Really Wanted? the Impact of Age Stereotypes in Job Ads on Applications From Older Workers. Journal of Labor Economics (2024)

Daniel FirooziIan BurnDaniel LaddDavid Neumark

social sciencesolder workersjob adsage stereotypes

Minimum Wage Legislation: Effects on Levels of Employment. The business & management collection. (2024)

David Neumark

unemploymentlabor relationslawlabor market impactlabour lawminimum wage legislationindustrial relationslabor market outcomeseconomicspublic policy

The Effects of Minimum Wages on (Almost) Everything? a Review of Recent Evidence on Health and Related Behaviors. Labour (2024)

David Neumark

public healthunemploymentlabor relationsrelated behaviorshealth inequalitiessocial determinants of healthlabor market outcomesminimum wageshealth economicseconomicseconomic inequalitylabour economicssocio-economic issueslabor force trend

The Missing Link? Using Linkedin Data to Measure Race, Ethnic, and Gender Differences in Employment Outcomes at Individual Companies. (2024)

Alexander BerryElizabeth MaloneyDavid Neumark

race relationsemployment outcomespersonnel economicsracial discriminationlink analysislinkedin datalinked dataindividual companiesgender differencessocial sciencesethnicitydata sciencestatisticsrace

Too Much of a Good Thing? How Narrow Targeting and Policy Interactions Influence Responses to California's Eitc. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

David NeumarkZeyu Li

policy analysispolicy modelingpolicy evaluationpolitical sciencepolicy processpublic policy

Stereotypes of Older Workers and Perceived Ageism in Job Ads: Evidence From an Experiment. Journal of Pensions Economics and Finance (2023)

Ian BurnDaniel FirooziDaniel LaddDavid Neumark

experimental economicsolder workersjob adseconomicsfinanceageism

Combining Rules and Discretion in Economic Development Policy: Evidence on the Impacts of the California Competes Tax Credit. Journal of Public Economics (2022)

Matthew FreedmanShantanu KhannaDavid Neumark

economic developmenttax crediteconomic development policyregional policypublic economicspublic policy

Effects of Opioid-Related Policies on Opioid Utilization, Nature of Medical Care, and Duration of Disability. American Journal of Health Economics (2022)

David NeumarkBogdan Savych

health policypublic healthmedical caredisabilityhealth economicsopioid utilizationpublic policyopioid-related policies

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David Neumark

Distinguished Professor of Economics and Co-Director Center for Population Inequality and Policy

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Social Sciences

Department of Economics

David Neumark is currently serving as an Economics Distinguished Professor of Economics and Co-Director Center for Population Inequality and Policy at University of California, Irvine.

Honors

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Experiences

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David Neumark

University of California, Irvine

Distinguished Professor of Economics and Co-Director Center for Population Inequality and Policy

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Flying Blind on Job Creation Policies? a Case Study of California. Economic Development Quarterly (2024)

David NeumarkEmma Wohl

economic developmentjob creation policiesdevelopment policyeconomic researcheconomicseconomic policypublic policy

Gender Reveals in the Labor Market: Evidence on Gender Signaling and Statistical Discrimination in an Online Health Care Market. (2024)

Haoran HeDavid NeumarkQian Weng

gender signalinggender studiesgender revealsstatistical discriminationgender inequalitylabor marketgender disparities

Help Really Wanted? the Impact of Age Stereotypes in Job Ads on Applications From Older Workers. Journal of Labor Economics (2024)

Daniel FirooziIan BurnDaniel LaddDavid Neumark

social sciencesolder workersjob adsage stereotypes

Minimum Wage Legislation: Effects on Levels of Employment. The business & management collection. (2024)

David Neumark

unemploymentlabor relationslawlabor market impactlabour lawminimum wage legislationindustrial relationslabor market outcomeseconomicspublic policy

The Effects of Minimum Wages on (Almost) Everything? a Review of Recent Evidence on Health and Related Behaviors. Labour (2024)

David Neumark

The Missing Link? Using Linkedin Data to Measure Race, Ethnic, and Gender Differences in Employment Outcomes at Individual Companies. (2024)

Alexander BerryElizabeth MaloneyDavid Neumark

race relationsemployment outcomespersonnel economicsracial discriminationlink analysislinkedin datalinked dataindividual companiesgender differencessocial sciencesethnicitydata sciencestatisticsrace

Too Much of a Good Thing? How Narrow Targeting and Policy Interactions Influence Responses to California's Eitc. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

David NeumarkZeyu Li

policy analysispolicy modelingpolicy evaluationpolitical sciencepolicy processpublic policy

Stereotypes of Older Workers and Perceived Ageism in Job Ads: Evidence From an Experiment. Journal of Pensions Economics and Finance (2023)

Ian BurnDaniel FirooziDaniel LaddDavid Neumark

experimental economicsolder workersjob adseconomicsfinanceageism

Combining Rules and Discretion in Economic Development Policy: Evidence on the Impacts of the California Competes Tax Credit. Journal of Public Economics (2022)

Matthew FreedmanShantanu KhannaDavid Neumark

economic developmenttax crediteconomic development policyregional policypublic economicspublic policy

Effects of Opioid-Related Policies on Opioid Utilization, Nature of Medical Care, and Duration of Disability. American Journal of Health Economics (2022)

David NeumarkBogdan Savych

health policypublic healthmedical caredisabilityhealth economicsopioid utilizationpublic policyopioid-related policies

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