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Michael Gelman

Associate Professor

Claremont McKenna College

Affiliations

Claremont McKenna College

Robert Day School of Economics and Finance

The Berger Institute for Individual and Social Development

The Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies

The Randall Lewis Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Department Of Government

Department Of Literature

Department Of Political Science

Robert Day School of Economics and Finance

Economics Department

Michael Gelman is currently serving as a Claremont Mckenna College Associate Professor at Claremont Mckenna College.

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Michael Gelman

Claremont McKenna College

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economics finance macroeconomics economic analysis economic behavior public economics public finance economic dynamics public policy public money economic modelling consumption system government spending public expenditures consumer economics financial economics microeconomics economic research behavioral finance dynamic economics fiscal policy payment systems self-constrained hand-to-mouth statistics econometrics economic inequality behavioral economics economic psychology human-computer interaction natural computing speech processing human robot interaction competition law patent information technology law financial stability alternative data liquidity economic fluctuation dynamic economic model energy taxation multimodal human computer interface gesture processing dexterous manipulation government budget patent analysis patentability patent pool consumer finance government shutdown liquidity shock persistent characteristics temporary shocks marginal propensity income tax withholding rational illiquidity replication data delayed ui unexpected delays international money sociology economic growth financial crisis applied economics economic geography history of economic thought finance research economic systems keynesian economics development economics political economy monetary policy economic theory policy analysis policy modeling quantitative analysis (finance) business cycles financial literacy economic policy world bank economic global finance monetary economics international financial markets economic literature economic sociology theoretical economics

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Impact of Government Transfer Payment Frequency on Consumption: Evidence From Delayed Ui. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

public moneyconsumer economicsgovernment spendingpublic economicspayment systemseconomic analysiseconomic behavioreconomic researchfiscal policypublic expendituresmacroeconomicseconomicspublic financeeconomic modellingeconomic policydelayed uipublic policyfinance

The Impact of Unexpected Delays in Periodic Payments on Consumption. Journal of Public Economics (2025)

consumer economicsfinancial stabilitypayment systemsbusiness cycleseconomic dynamicsconsumer financemicroeconomicsmacroeconomicsunexpected delayseconomicsconsumption systemeconomic modellingeconomic analysisdynamic economicseconomic behaviorfinance

The Response of Consumer Spending to Changes in Gasoline Prices. American Economic Journal Macroeconomics (2023)

energy taxationeconomic dynamicsmacroeconomicseconomicseconomic analysiseconomic behavior

Rational Illiquidity and Consumption: Theory and Evidence From Income Tax Withholding and Refunds. American Economic Review (2022)

Michael GelmanShachar KarivMatthew D. ShapiroDan Silverman

financial economicseconomic theorybehavioral financeeconomicsfinancerational illiquidityincome tax withholding

Replication Data for: The Self-Constrained Hand-To-Mouth. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Michael Gelman

replicationreplication dataself-constrained hand-to-mouthdata science

The Self-Constrained Hand-To-Mouth. The Review of Economics and Statistics (2021)

user interfaceshuman behaviorhuman robot interactiongesture processingnatural computingmultimodal human computer interfaceself-constrained hand-to-mouthspeech processingmotor controlassistive technologyhuman-computer interactionautonomydexterous manipulationbehavioral sciences

What Drives Heterogeneity in the Marginal Propensity to Consume? Temporary Shocks vs Persistent Characteristics. Journal of Monetary Economics (2020)

consumer economicsmicroeconomicsconsumption systemdynamic economicspersistent characteristicseconomic dynamicsmacroeconomicstemporary shocksbehavioral economicseconomic behaviorfinancemarginal propensitypublic economicseconomicseconomic modellingeconomic fluctuationdynamic economic modeleconomic psychologyeconomic analysis

Do Paragraph IV Challenges Target Weaker Patents. SSRN Electronic Journal (2018)

patent analysislaw and economicslawpatent informationintellectual propertytechnologypatentabilitycompetition lawpatent pooltechnology law

How Individuals Respond to a Liquidity Shock: Evidence From the 2013 Government Shutdown. Journal of Public Economics (2018)

Michael GelmanShachar KarivMatthew D. ShapiroDan SilvermanSteven Tadelis

government shutdownfinancial economicsliquiditypublic economicsliquidity shockbehavioral financeeconomicspublic financefinance

Harnessing Naturally Occurring Data to Measure the Response of Spending to Income. Science (2014)

public moneygovernment spendingpublic economicseconomic dynamicseconomic researcheconometricseconomic behaviorpublic expendituresmacroeconomicseconomicseconomic inequalitypublic financeeconomic analysisconsumption systemalternative datapublic policystatistics

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Michael Gelman

Associate Professor

Claremont McKenna College

Affiliations

Claremont McKenna College

Robert Day School of Economics and Finance

The Berger Institute for Individual and Social Development

The Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies

The Randall Lewis Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Department Of Government

Department Of Literature

Department Of Political Science

Robert Day School of Economics and Finance

Economics Department

Michael Gelman is currently serving as a Claremont Mckenna College Associate Professor at Claremont Mckenna College.

Honors

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Michael Gelman

Claremont McKenna College

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Impact of Government Transfer Payment Frequency on Consumption: Evidence From Delayed Ui. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

The Impact of Unexpected Delays in Periodic Payments on Consumption. Journal of Public Economics (2025)

The Response of Consumer Spending to Changes in Gasoline Prices. American Economic Journal Macroeconomics (2023)

energy taxationeconomic dynamicsmacroeconomicseconomicseconomic analysiseconomic behavior

Rational Illiquidity and Consumption: Theory and Evidence From Income Tax Withholding and Refunds. American Economic Review (2022)

Michael GelmanShachar KarivMatthew D. ShapiroDan Silverman

financial economicseconomic theorybehavioral financeeconomicsfinancerational illiquidityincome tax withholding

Replication Data for: The Self-Constrained Hand-To-Mouth. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Michael Gelman

replicationreplication dataself-constrained hand-to-mouthdata science

The Self-Constrained Hand-To-Mouth. The Review of Economics and Statistics (2021)

What Drives Heterogeneity in the Marginal Propensity to Consume? Temporary Shocks vs Persistent Characteristics. Journal of Monetary Economics (2020)

Do Paragraph IV Challenges Target Weaker Patents. SSRN Electronic Journal (2018)

patent analysislaw and economicslawpatent informationintellectual propertytechnologypatentabilitycompetition lawpatent pooltechnology law

How Individuals Respond to a Liquidity Shock: Evidence From the 2013 Government Shutdown. Journal of Public Economics (2018)

Michael GelmanShachar KarivMatthew D. ShapiroDan SilvermanSteven Tadelis

government shutdownfinancial economicsliquiditypublic economicsliquidity shockbehavioral financeeconomicspublic financefinance

Harnessing Naturally Occurring Data to Measure the Response of Spending to Income. Science (2014)

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