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Sara LaLumia

Williams College

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Department Of Economics, Sewanee: The University Of The South

Williams College

Department of Economics

NoneSara Lalumia is currently serving as a Economics, Sewanee: The University Of The South faculty at Williams College.

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economics public policy tax policy sociology public economics unemployment tax avoidance economic research labor market impact social sciences labour economics economic policy family issues economic behavior family relations family studies history of economic thought economic literature tax incentives income security intergenerational relations replication data child development education policy public money higher education economic dynamics economic analysis economic modelling economic systems business history gender diversity women's studies marriage optimal taxation economic demography population history higher education finance higher education policy case studies wage inflation family policy multigenerational workforce intergenerational equity income distribution public good (economics) heterodox economics austrian economics gender divide gender disparities women's empowerment societal challenges special issue population aging philanthropy labor market participation labor supply joint taxation married couples tax refunds empirical estimates income changes tax benefits over-napping generations tax return data tiebout model wallace oates public finance research labor force participation female role models intergenerational effects

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Grandparents Claiming Grandchildren for Tax Benefits: An Analysis of Over-Napping Generations. National Tax Journal (2025)

tax avoidanceover-napping generationsfamily relationstax policysocial policyfamily policyintergenerational equitydemographyfamily studiesintergenerational relationsincome securityfamily issuestax benefitssociologywelfarepublic policymultigenerational workforcesocioeconomic status

The 2017 Salt Cap Reduced Charitable Contributions: Evidence From Form 990 Data. Journal of Public Economics (2025)

policy analysissalt capvoluntary sectorpovertynonprofit organizationspublic economicsphilanthropycharitable contributionsform 990economicspublic financepublic policy

Who Picks Up the Slack? Understanding Spousal Responses to Unemployment Spells. Labour Economics (2025)

economic sociologyunemploymenteconomic psychologylabor market participationlabor market impactunemployment spellseconomic behaviorvocational behaviorsocial inequalityeconomicseconomic inequalitysociologywelfarepublic policyspousal responseseconomic literature

Replication Data for: Intergenerational Effects of the Eitc: The Case of Grandparents. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

family processreplication datafamily relationsageingdemographysocial scienceslongitudinal studiesfamily studiesintergenerational relationsfamily psychologysociologysocial relationspopulation agingintergenerational effects

Female Role Models and Labor Force Participation: The Case of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. Eastern Economic Journal (2022)

workforce developmentwomen's studiesfemale role modelsgender studieswomen's empowermentlabor force participationgender dividegender diversitysociologygender disparitiesgender inequality

A Snapshot of Public Finance Research From Immediately Prior to the Pandemic: Iipf 2020. International Tax and Public Finance (2021)

David R. AgrawalRonald B. DaviesSara LaLumiaNadine RiedelKimberley Scharf

public finance researcheconomicspublic finance

Editorial Note. International Tax and Public Finance (2020)

Introduction to the Special Issue. International Tax and Public Finance (2018)

special issuehistorical reviewhistory of economic thoughthuman rightsadministrative lawsocietal challengessocial justicegovernancepublic policy

How Income Changes During Unemployment. The Journal of Human Resources (2016)

unemploymentlabor market impacteconomic dynamicseconomic researchwage inflationeconomicseconomic inequalitylabour economicsincome changes

How Income Changes During Unemployment: Evidence From Tax Return Data. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2015)

unemploymentlabor market impacttax policyeconomic researchincome distributiontax return dataeconomicseconomic modellingeconomic analysispublic policyfinancetax avoidance

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Sara LaLumia

Williams College

Affiliations

Department Of Economics, Sewanee: The University Of The South

Williams College

Department of Economics

NoneSara Lalumia is currently serving as a Economics, Sewanee: The University Of The South faculty at Williams College.

Honors

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Williams College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Grandparents Claiming Grandchildren for Tax Benefits: An Analysis of Over-Napping Generations. National Tax Journal (2025)

The 2017 Salt Cap Reduced Charitable Contributions: Evidence From Form 990 Data. Journal of Public Economics (2025)

policy analysissalt capvoluntary sectorpovertynonprofit organizationspublic economicsphilanthropycharitable contributionsform 990economicspublic financepublic policy

Who Picks Up the Slack? Understanding Spousal Responses to Unemployment Spells. Labour Economics (2025)

Replication Data for: Intergenerational Effects of the Eitc: The Case of Grandparents. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Female Role Models and Labor Force Participation: The Case of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. Eastern Economic Journal (2022)

workforce developmentwomen's studiesfemale role modelsgender studieswomen's empowermentlabor force participationgender dividegender diversitysociologygender disparitiesgender inequality

A Snapshot of Public Finance Research From Immediately Prior to the Pandemic: Iipf 2020. International Tax and Public Finance (2021)

David R. AgrawalRonald B. DaviesSara LaLumiaNadine RiedelKimberley Scharf

public finance researcheconomicspublic finance

Editorial Note. International Tax and Public Finance (2020)

Introduction to the Special Issue. International Tax and Public Finance (2018)

special issuehistorical reviewhistory of economic thoughthuman rightsadministrative lawsocietal challengessocial justicegovernancepublic policy

How Income Changes During Unemployment. The Journal of Human Resources (2016)

unemploymentlabor market impacteconomic dynamicseconomic researchwage inflationeconomicseconomic inequalitylabour economicsincome changes

How Income Changes During Unemployment: Evidence From Tax Return Data. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2015)

unemploymentlabor market impacttax policyeconomic researchincome distributiontax return dataeconomicseconomic modellingeconomic analysispublic policyfinancetax avoidance

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