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Dr. Sarah Estelle

Professor of Economics

Hope College

Affiliations

Hope College

Department Of Economics And Business

Social Sciences

Economics and Business Department

Dr. Sarah Estelle is currently serving as an Economics And Business Professor of Economics at Hope College.

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Hope College

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public policy psychology gender studies interpersonal relationships adolescent health sexual and reproductive health sexual behavior sexual health human sexuality female adolescents economics public economics international development poverty development economics globalization world development global policy global responsibility teenage pregnancy labor relations energy poverty poverty reduction adolescence adolescent psychology marginal policy changes maternal communication public union non-union schools relative contract position school teachers global poverty alleviation maternal experiences

Notable Scholarly Works

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Smart Sentencing Guidelines: The Effect of Marginal Policy Changes on Recidivism. Journal of Public Economics (2018)

Sarah M. EstelleDavid C. Phillips

marginal policy changespublic economicspublic policyeconomics

The Relative Contract Position of School Teachers: An Analysis of Public Union vs. Non-Union Schools. Data Envelopment Analysis Journal (2014)

Sarah M. EstelleJohn Ruggiero

labor relationseducationnon-union schoolsrelative contract positionpublic unionschool teachers

Helping Without Hurting: Thinking Critically About Global Poverty Alleviation. Hope College Digital Commons (Hope College) (2013)

world developmentinternational developmentglobal responsibilitypovertypoverty reductiondevelopment economicsenergy povertyglobal policypublic policyglobalizationglobal poverty alleviation

Will Daughters Walk Mom’s Talk? the Effects of Maternal Communication About Sex on the Sexual Behavior of Female Adolescents. Review of Economics of the Household (2013)

maternal communicationsexual and reproductive healthhuman sexualityadolescent healthgender studiesteenage pregnancyinterpersonal relationshipssexual behaviorsexual healthpsychologyfemale adolescents

Is It Necessary to Walk the Talk? the Effects of Maternal Experiences and Communication on the Sexual Behavior of Female Adolescents. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2012)

sexual and reproductive healthhuman sexualitygender studiesadolescent healthinterpersonal relationshipsfemale adolescentssexual behavioradolescent psychologyinterpersonal communicationmaternal experiencessexual healthpsychologygendered sexualityadolescence

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Dr. Sarah Estelle

Professor of Economics

Hope College

Affiliations

Hope College

Department Of Economics And Business

Social Sciences

Economics and Business Department

Dr. Sarah Estelle is currently serving as an Economics And Business Professor of Economics at Hope College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dr. Sarah Estelle

Hope College

Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Smart Sentencing Guidelines: The Effect of Marginal Policy Changes on Recidivism. Journal of Public Economics (2018)

Sarah M. EstelleDavid C. Phillips

marginal policy changespublic economicspublic policyeconomics

The Relative Contract Position of School Teachers: An Analysis of Public Union vs. Non-Union Schools. Data Envelopment Analysis Journal (2014)

Sarah M. EstelleJohn Ruggiero

labor relationseducationnon-union schoolsrelative contract positionpublic unionschool teachers

Helping Without Hurting: Thinking Critically About Global Poverty Alleviation. Hope College Digital Commons (Hope College) (2013)

world developmentinternational developmentglobal responsibilitypovertypoverty reductiondevelopment economicsenergy povertyglobal policypublic policyglobalizationglobal poverty alleviation

Will Daughters Walk Mom’s Talk? the Effects of Maternal Communication About Sex on the Sexual Behavior of Female Adolescents. Review of Economics of the Household (2013)

maternal communicationsexual and reproductive healthhuman sexualityadolescent healthgender studiesteenage pregnancyinterpersonal relationshipssexual behaviorsexual healthpsychologyfemale adolescents

Is It Necessary to Walk the Talk? the Effects of Maternal Experiences and Communication on the Sexual Behavior of Female Adolescents. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2012)

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