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Mike Levere

Assistant Professor of Economics

Colgate University

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Colgate University

Division of Social Sciences

Department of Economics

Economics Department

Mike Levere is currently serving as a Colgate University Assistant Professor of Economics at Colgate University.

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Mike Levere

Colgate University

Assistant Professor of Economics

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Which Medicaid Recipients Might Be Eligible for Ssi?. National Tax Journal (2026)

Can Changes in Disability Insurance Work Incentives Influence Beneficiary Employment? Evidence From the Promoting Opportunity Demonstration. Journal of Public Economics (2025)

Explaining Variation in Child Ssi Receipt: The Role of Medical Cdrs. AEA Papers and Proceedings (2025)

The Role of Continuing Disability Reviews in Child Supplemental Security Income Program Participation Patterns. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

Do Minimum Wage Increases Induce Changes in Work Behavior for People With Disabilities? Evidence From the Abilityone Program. Labour Economics (2024)

disabilityvocational behavioreconomic researchwork adjustmenteconomicslabour economicspublic policy

Family Service Use and Outcomes for Youth With Disabilities. Career Development and Transition for Exceptional Individuals (2024)

The Importance of Schools in Driving Children’s Applications for Disability Benefits. Journal of Public Economics (2024)

The Local Declines in Child Ssi Applications and Awards During Covid. Journal of Disability Policy Studies (2024)

Michael LevereJeffrey HemmeterDavid Wittenburg

covid-19public healthdisability studiesdisability

The Role of Information and Cash Transfers on Early-Childhood Development: Short- and Long-Run Evidence From Nepal. Economic Development and Cultural Change (2022)

Michael LevereGayatri AcharyaPrashant Bharadwaj

economic developmentcultural changecash transfers

What is the Relationship Between Deprivation and Child Ssi Participation?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

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