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Lowell Taylor

H John Heinz III University Professor of Economics

Carnegie Mellon University

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Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Economics

Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy

Public Policy & Management

Tepper School of Business

Lowell Taylor is currently serving as a Dietrich College Of Humanities And Social Sciences H John Heinz III University Professor of Economics at Carnegie Mellon University.

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Carnegie Mellon University

H John Heinz III University Professor of Economics

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School Equalization in the Shadow of Jim Crow: Causes and Consequences of Resource Disparity in Mississippi Circa 1940. Journal of Public Economics (2025)

social inequalityeducational managementethnic studiesequal educational opportunitiesafrican american studieshistory of economic thoughtsocial stratificationpublic educationaffirmative actionschool effectivenessschool leadershipsocioeconomic statuseducation reformsociologyeducation policysociology of educationeducational administrationdisparitiesamerican studiespublic policyeducational equityeconomic inequality

School Equalization in the Shadow of Jim Crow: Causes and Consequences of Resource Disparity in Mississippi Circa 1940. (2024)

David CardLeah ClarkCiprian DomnisoruLowell Taylor

educationsocial inequalityresource disparityschool equalizationsociologysociology of education

Is There a Va Advantage? Evidence From Dually Eligible Veterans. American Economic Review (2023)

David C. ChanDavid CardLowell Taylor

health policyeconomicshealth economicseconomic researchva advantageeligible veterans

Is There a Va Advantage? Evidence From Dually Eligible Veterans.. American Economic Review (2023)

economic evaluationincome securitypublic economicstax avoidancehealth policysocial security systemsequityeconomic analysishealth economicscost sharingeconomic behavioreconomicseconomic literaturedisparitiespolicy evaluationeconomic psychologypolicy analysishealth systemspolicy modelingpublic policyeconomic researcheconomic inequality

Mortality Among Us Veterans After Emergency Visits to Veterans Affairs and Other Hospitals: Retrospective Cohort Study. BMJ (2022)

David C ChanKaveh DaneshSydney CostantiniDavid CardLowell TaylorDavid M Studdert

respiratory medicineemergency visitsother hospitalsmortalitypublic healthveterans affairsemergency medicineepidemiology

Mortality Among Us Veterans After Emergency Visits to Veterans Affairs and Other Hospitals: Retrospective Cohort Study. The BMJ (2022)

hospital medicineoutcomes researchacute carepatient safetycritical care clinichealth carehealth policyemergency medical servicesintensive carehealth services researchemergency medicinetraumamedical systemscritical careemergency nursingemergency department administrationemergency caredisaster medicinetravel medicinemilitary psychologymortalityinternational emergency medicine

The Emergence of Private High Schools in India: The Impact of Public-Private Competition on Public School Students. JOURNAL OF PUBLIC ECONOMICS (2022)

education economicspublic managementsocio-economic developmenteducational managementeconomic developmentpublic economicspublic educationeducationschool effectivenessschool leadershipeconomicseconomic policypolitical economyeducation policyeducational administrationpublic good (economics)economic literaturepublic expenditureseconomic sociologypublic policyeconomic theoryeconomic research

The Emergence of Private High Schools in India: The Impact of Public-Private Competition on Public School Students. Journal of Public Economics (2022)

Surendrakumar BagdeDennis EppleLowell Taylor

higher educationeconomicseducationprivate high schoolspublic-private competitionpublic school studentspublic economics

The Impact of Female Teachers on Female Students' Lifetime Well-Being. (2022)

teacher evaluationsex rolesgender inequalityeducational researcheducational leadershipeducationteacher educationschool effectivenessschool leadershipgender studieseducational psychologywomen's empowermentsociologyeducation policyteacher developmenteducational administrationfeminist philosophygender diversityteacher educatorswomen's studiesteacher recruitmentpreservice teacher education

The Impact of Female Teachers on Female Students' Lifetime Well-Being. National Bureau of Economic Research (2022)

David CardCiprian DomnisoruSeth SandersLowell TaylorVictoria Udalova

professional developmentteacher-student relationeducationteacher educationeducational psychologyschool effectivenessstudent outcomespsychologysociology of educationstudent successmental healthquality of lifeeducational researchwell-beingpreservice teacher educationbehavioral sciences

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Lowell Taylor

H John Heinz III University Professor of Economics

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Economics

Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy

Public Policy & Management

Tepper School of Business

Lowell Taylor is currently serving as a Dietrich College Of Humanities And Social Sciences H John Heinz III University Professor of Economics at Carnegie Mellon University.

Honors

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Lowell Taylor

Carnegie Mellon University

H John Heinz III University Professor of Economics

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

School Equalization in the Shadow of Jim Crow: Causes and Consequences of Resource Disparity in Mississippi Circa 1940. Journal of Public Economics (2025)

School Equalization in the Shadow of Jim Crow: Causes and Consequences of Resource Disparity in Mississippi Circa 1940. (2024)

David CardLeah ClarkCiprian DomnisoruLowell Taylor

educationsocial inequalityresource disparityschool equalizationsociologysociology of education

Is There a Va Advantage? Evidence From Dually Eligible Veterans. American Economic Review (2023)

David C. ChanDavid CardLowell Taylor

health policyeconomicshealth economicseconomic researchva advantageeligible veterans

Is There a Va Advantage? Evidence From Dually Eligible Veterans.. American Economic Review (2023)

Mortality Among Us Veterans After Emergency Visits to Veterans Affairs and Other Hospitals: Retrospective Cohort Study. BMJ (2022)

David C ChanKaveh DaneshSydney CostantiniDavid CardLowell TaylorDavid M Studdert

respiratory medicineemergency visitsother hospitalsmortalitypublic healthveterans affairsemergency medicineepidemiology

Mortality Among Us Veterans After Emergency Visits to Veterans Affairs and Other Hospitals: Retrospective Cohort Study. The BMJ (2022)

The Emergence of Private High Schools in India: The Impact of Public-Private Competition on Public School Students. JOURNAL OF PUBLIC ECONOMICS (2022)

The Emergence of Private High Schools in India: The Impact of Public-Private Competition on Public School Students. Journal of Public Economics (2022)

Surendrakumar BagdeDennis EppleLowell Taylor

higher educationeconomicseducationprivate high schoolspublic-private competitionpublic school studentspublic economics

The Impact of Female Teachers on Female Students' Lifetime Well-Being. (2022)

The Impact of Female Teachers on Female Students' Lifetime Well-Being. National Bureau of Economic Research (2022)

David CardCiprian DomnisoruSeth SandersLowell TaylorVictoria Udalova

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