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Elizabeth Ananat

Mallya Professor of Women and Economics

Barnard College

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Barnard College

Department of Econometrics and Quantitative Economics

Department of Political Science and Government

Department Of Anthropology

Department Of Environmental Science

Department Of Physics And Astronomy

Department Of Theatre

Elizabeth Ananat is currently serving as a Barnard College Mallya Professor of Women and Economics at Barnard College.

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Elizabeth Ananat

Barnard College

Mallya Professor of Women and Economics

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economics education public health public policy child development welfare family issues family relations work-family interface child tax credit social policy tax policy adolescent health school psychology covid-19 pandemic school functioning child mental health family policy employment outcomes daily school care disruptions black-white wage gap covid-19 socioeconomic status tax avoidance public money early childhood development early childhood developmental science food policy developmental psychology school effectiveness child psychology applied developmental psychology family process family psychology family studies policy modeling food security food aid socio-economic impacts income security income distribution labor market impact disparate impact classroom instruction worker health health disparities health inequalities health inequities racial equity race relations school violence work adjustment changing workforce social work policy family involvement family life family management child care regional economics federal higher education policy higher education finance higher education policy parent-child psychological well-being family study housing hardship public preschool programs child behavior problems low-wage workers daily lives ethnic disparities social distance race-specific agglomeration economies potential long-run implications poverty sociology social sciences social science research disparities world development social class higher education economic inequality gender studies demography african american studies social inequality social stratification

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Three Decades Since Making Ends Meet: How Single-Mother Families Survive Today. RSF The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences (2026)

A Benefit‐Cost Analysis of Child Care Subsidy Expansions: The New York State Case. Contemporary Economic Policy (2025)

health policychild carepolicy analysispolicy modeling

Of Markets and Marriages: A Multidisciplinary, Multi-Book Review Essay of Recent Work on the Causes of Us Poverty. Journal of Economic Literature (2025)

The Benefits and Costs of Paid Parental Leave in the United States. Social Service Review (2025)

social work policywork-family interfacefamily relationsfamily policysocial policysocial workfamily issuessociologywelfare

The Net Benefits of Raising Bachelor's Degree Completion Through the City University of New York Ace Program. Education Finance and Policy (2025)

federal higher education policyeducationeducation policyhigher education financehigher educationpublic financehigher education policy

Effects of the Expanded Child Tax Credit on Employment Outcomes. Journal of Public Economics (2024)

Elizabeth AnanatBenjamin GlasnerChristal HamiltonZachary ParolinClemente Pignatti

child tax crediteducationemployment outcomes

Effects of the Expanded Child Tax Credit on the Material Hardship and Mental Health of Low-Wage Service Workers With Young Children. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Elizabeth AnanatAnna Gassman-PinesGarrett BakerEmma Foley

mental healthpublic healthyoung childrenchild mental healthchild tax creditmaterial hardshiplow-wage service workers

The Benefits and Costs of Paid Family Leave. National Bureau of Economic Research (2024)

Buyi WangMeredith SlopenIrwin GarfinkelElizabeth AnanatSophie CollyerRobert Paul HartleyAnastasia KoutavasChristopher Wimer

family processfamily managementwork-family interfacefamily relationsfamily policyfamily involvementfamily issuesfamily psychologyfamily studiesfamily medicinefamily planningfamily life

The Potential Long-Run Implications of a Permanently-Expanded Child Tax Credit. National Bureau of Economic Research (2024)

Elizabeth AnanatIrwin Garfinkel

potential long-run implications

The Effects of the Monthly and Lump-Sum Child Tax Credit Payments on Food and Housing Hardship. AEA Papers and Proceedings (2023)

Zachary ParolinElizabeth AnanatSophie CollyerMegan CurranChristopher Wimer

food systemsfood aidpovertyagricultural economicspublic economicshousing hardshipincome distributionincome securityhousingfood policyeconomicssocio-economic impactsfood securitywelfarepublic policy

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Elizabeth Ananat

Mallya Professor of Women and Economics

Barnard College

Affiliations

Barnard College

Department of Econometrics and Quantitative Economics

Department of Political Science and Government

Department Of Anthropology

Department Of Environmental Science

Department Of Physics And Astronomy

Department Of Theatre

Elizabeth Ananat is currently serving as a Barnard College Mallya Professor of Women and Economics at Barnard College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Elizabeth Ananat

Barnard College

Mallya Professor of Women and Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Three Decades Since Making Ends Meet: How Single-Mother Families Survive Today. RSF The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences (2026)

A Benefit‐Cost Analysis of Child Care Subsidy Expansions: The New York State Case. Contemporary Economic Policy (2025)

health policychild carepolicy analysispolicy modeling

Of Markets and Marriages: A Multidisciplinary, Multi-Book Review Essay of Recent Work on the Causes of Us Poverty. Journal of Economic Literature (2025)

The Benefits and Costs of Paid Parental Leave in the United States. Social Service Review (2025)

social work policywork-family interfacefamily relationsfamily policysocial policysocial workfamily issuessociologywelfare

The Net Benefits of Raising Bachelor's Degree Completion Through the City University of New York Ace Program. Education Finance and Policy (2025)

federal higher education policyeducationeducation policyhigher education financehigher educationpublic financehigher education policy

Effects of the Expanded Child Tax Credit on Employment Outcomes. Journal of Public Economics (2024)

Elizabeth AnanatBenjamin GlasnerChristal HamiltonZachary ParolinClemente Pignatti

child tax crediteducationemployment outcomes

Effects of the Expanded Child Tax Credit on the Material Hardship and Mental Health of Low-Wage Service Workers With Young Children. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Elizabeth AnanatAnna Gassman-PinesGarrett BakerEmma Foley

mental healthpublic healthyoung childrenchild mental healthchild tax creditmaterial hardshiplow-wage service workers

The Benefits and Costs of Paid Family Leave. National Bureau of Economic Research (2024)

Buyi WangMeredith SlopenIrwin GarfinkelElizabeth AnanatSophie CollyerRobert Paul HartleyAnastasia KoutavasChristopher Wimer

family processfamily managementwork-family interfacefamily relationsfamily policyfamily involvementfamily issuesfamily psychologyfamily studiesfamily medicinefamily planningfamily life

The Potential Long-Run Implications of a Permanently-Expanded Child Tax Credit. National Bureau of Economic Research (2024)

Elizabeth AnanatIrwin Garfinkel

potential long-run implications

The Effects of the Monthly and Lump-Sum Child Tax Credit Payments on Food and Housing Hardship. AEA Papers and Proceedings (2023)

Zachary ParolinElizabeth AnanatSophie CollyerMegan CurranChristopher Wimer

food systemsfood aidpovertyagricultural economicspublic economicshousing hardshipincome distributionincome securityhousingfood policyeconomicssocio-economic impactsfood securitywelfarepublic policy

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