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Melissa Spencer

Assistant Professor of Economics

University of Richmond

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Robins School of Business

Economics

Melissa Spencer is currently serving as an Economics Assistant Professor of Economics at University of Richmond.

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University of Richmond

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Crime, Inequality, and Dating: Cohesive Themes in Principles of Microeconomics. The Journal of Economic Education (2026)

Abortion Ballot Measures Affect Election Outcomes. Economics Letters (2025)

political analysiselection forecastingsocial choicepolitical behaviorabortionelectionspolitical methodologyvoting rulesmart votingpublic policyabortion ballot measures

Effects of Covid-19 Shutdowns on Domestic Violence in the United States. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2025)

Yutong ChenAmalia R. MillerCarmit SegalMelissa K. Spencer

covid-19public healthdomestic violenceunited states

Safer Sex? the Effect of Aids Risk on Birth Rates. Journal of Health Economics (2024)

public healthsexual and reproductive healthepidemiologysafer sexpreventive medicinehivtreatment and preventionreproductive healthdemographycommercial sexsexual behaviorpopulation healthsexual healthvenereology

Effects of the Covid ‐19 Pandemic on Domestic Violence in Los Angeles. Economica (2023)

Amalia R. MillerCarmit SegalMelissa K. Spencer

public healthpublic safetyepidemiologypartner violenceviolent crimelos angelessocial determinants of healthdomestic violenceinterpersonal violencecriminologyviolence against womeninitial la shutdowncovid-19violent behaviorpublic health preparedness

Effects of Covid‐19 Shutdowns on Domestic Violence in Us Cities. Journal of Urban Economics (2022)

Amalia R. MillerCarmit SegalMelissa K. Spencer

public healthsocial impactepidemiologydomestic violenceinterpersonal violencecriminologyhousingviolence against womenfamily violencecovid-19partner violencecovid-19 pandemic

Effects of Covid-19 Shutdowns on Domestic Violence in Us Cities. National Bureau of Economic Research (2021)

Amalia MillerCarmit SegalMelissa Spencer

public healthepidemiologyviolent crimesocial determinants of healthdomestic violenceinterpersonal violencecriminologydomestic violence crimesviolence against womencovid-19 shutdownscovid-19partner violencepublic health preparedness

Effects of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Domestic Violence in Los Angeles. National Bureau of Economic Research (2020)

Amalia MillerCarmit SegalMelissa Spencer

public healthpartner violenceepidemiologyviolent crimelos angelessocial determinants of healthdomestic violenceinterpersonal violencecriminologyviolence against womencovid-19violent behaviorcovid-19 pandemicpublic health preparedness

The Effects of Abortion Counseling Laws.

lawhealth lawabortionreproductive healthfertility policybioethicsabortion counseling lawsreproductive ethics

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Melissa Spencer

Assistant Professor of Economics

University of Richmond

Affiliations

Robins School of Business

Economics

Melissa Spencer is currently serving as an Economics Assistant Professor of Economics at University of Richmond.

Honors

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Experiences

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Melissa Spencer

University of Richmond

Assistant Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Crime, Inequality, and Dating: Cohesive Themes in Principles of Microeconomics. The Journal of Economic Education (2026)

Abortion Ballot Measures Affect Election Outcomes. Economics Letters (2025)

political analysiselection forecastingsocial choicepolitical behaviorabortionelectionspolitical methodologyvoting rulesmart votingpublic policyabortion ballot measures

Effects of Covid-19 Shutdowns on Domestic Violence in the United States. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2025)

Yutong ChenAmalia R. MillerCarmit SegalMelissa K. Spencer

covid-19public healthdomestic violenceunited states

Safer Sex? the Effect of Aids Risk on Birth Rates. Journal of Health Economics (2024)

Effects of the Covid ‐19 Pandemic on Domestic Violence in Los Angeles. Economica (2023)

Amalia R. MillerCarmit SegalMelissa K. Spencer

Effects of Covid‐19 Shutdowns on Domestic Violence in Us Cities. Journal of Urban Economics (2022)

Amalia R. MillerCarmit SegalMelissa K. Spencer

public healthsocial impactepidemiologydomestic violenceinterpersonal violencecriminologyhousingviolence against womenfamily violencecovid-19partner violencecovid-19 pandemic

Effects of Covid-19 Shutdowns on Domestic Violence in Us Cities. National Bureau of Economic Research (2021)

Amalia MillerCarmit SegalMelissa Spencer

Effects of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Domestic Violence in Los Angeles. National Bureau of Economic Research (2020)

Amalia MillerCarmit SegalMelissa Spencer

The Effects of Abortion Counseling Laws.

lawhealth lawabortionreproductive healthfertility policybioethicsabortion counseling lawsreproductive ethics

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10 / page