Winnie Yee
@Winnieyee8Econ PhD student @UCIrvine, former @sffed RA, 2017 @aeaspmsu
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How college enrollment by income at highly rejective colleges has evolved over the past century: --High income students dip after WWII but regain share starting in the 80s at the cost of middle-income students. --Low-income students remain a small share across the century.
How geographic access to public colleges affects enrollment across race and socioeconomic status, with Hispanic and rural students facing fewer local options, shaping their enrollment decisions, from @riacton, @KalenaCortes, and @CamilaNtMorales nber.org/papers/w33085
Our paper tracking the status of the K-12 teaching profession over the past 5 decades is out at @aerj_journal Drawing on more than a dozen datasets, @MimiArnoldLyon & I find that the state of the profession is at or near its lowest levels in 50 years journals.sagepub.com/eprint/XB5JEX2… 🧵
🧵New from Kyle Ross and me on the BLS funding issue and potential cuts to the CPS sample. A simple primer for a non-technical audience: americanprogress.org/article/the-bu…
An common form that discrimination takes, which is often hard to spot: when people from underrepresented groups make a mistake, the response to it is often harsher than for someone from the dominant group Here an example of a study in women surgeons (by @saskatchewin)
🏳️🌈The Economics of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity 🏳️⚧️ I am thrilled to see my paper with @LeeBadgett, Kitt Carpenter, and Maxine Lee published in the Journal of Economic Literature! @AEAjournals aeaweb.org/articles?id=10…
1/n Wondering how the enrollment effects of the SFFA affirmative action ban compare to past years' bans? Here's a new policy brief on how AA bans affects Black and Hispanic enrollment at selective universities, in the first year and years later. uccliometric.org/Policy_Briefs/…
New @nberpubs w/ @MatthewAKraft & @MP_Steinberg We document & examine 772 U.S. teacher strikes from 2007-23—strikes increase compensation & working conditions w/ little effect on achievement w/in 5 yrs. 10+ day strikes decrease math scores short term.🧵 nber.org/papers/w32862
Solidarity with Virginia Woolf and her summer writing goals
Even if we "only" have fertility delay, it's a massive shift in social patterns. Parents doing child- and elder-care simultaneously, children not getting to know their grandparents (esp here in US where life expectancy has long stopped increasing).
The age at which women have children is rising in many countries, making fertility rates look lower than they are in terms of cohort fertility (how many children women born in a particular year eventually get). Same in Sweden. x.com/StefanFSchuber…
Despite what the published data say, US born employment has risen smartly. Because of lags in some data sources, the immigration surge has created issues in the population numbers. So let me repeat: US born employment is rising. hamiltonproject.org/publication/po…
First-generation academics trying to work out anything
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! The Boston City Council added $2M to the Mayor's budget for summer jobs this year! Read more here: boston.com/news/local-new…
Testifying at my 2nd @CityOfBoston budget hearing tonight & am blown away by dozens of youth speaking in favor of @futureBOS_youth #SummerJobs program incl youth who cited our research evidence in their remarks! Thanks to @wtgrantfdn for funding this work!
Wow this brings the number of queer bell tower operators I've seen to the whopping number of 2!!
Testifying at my 2nd @CityOfBoston budget hearing tonight & am blown away by dozens of youth speaking in favor of @futureBOS_youth #SummerJobs program incl youth who cited our research evidence in their remarks! Thanks to @wtgrantfdn for funding this work!
📢 Calling all queer econ PhD students! Join @polsimpson and I at the inaugural LSE QueerConf for a day of talks, networking, and community building 🌈 🗓️ July 5, 2024 📍 LSE ✍️ Submit papers by May 27, 2024 lsequeerconf.com @STICERD_LSE @LGBTQ_Econ @ECQE6 #EconTwitter
Figuring out a way to incorporate this into my next TA discussion 🤔
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