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I am a Ph.D. candidate in Human Ecology (Specialization: Consumer Behavior and Family Economics) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
My research interest is at the intersection of public policy and well-being. In particular, I study how the hardship/well-being of financially vulnerable households vary over the months, especially in relation to changes in the eligibility to receive benefits from welfare programs.
My dissertation explores the extent to which welfare programs (e.g., tax credit payments and public health insurance expansion) affect food hardship and financial well-being of lower-income households in the United States.
Find my resume here. Feel free to get in touch with me at: vdas3(at)wisc(dot)edu.
I am a Ph.D. candidate in Human Ecology (Specialization: Consumer Behavior and Family Economics) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
My research interest is at the intersection of public policy and well-being. In particular, I study how the hardship/well-being of financially vulnerable households vary over the months, especially in relation to changes in the eligibility to receive benefits from welfare programs.
My dissertation explores the extent to which welfare programs (e.g., tax credit payments and public health insurance expansion) affect food hardship and financial well-being of lower-income households in the United States.
Find my resume here. Feel free to get in touch with me at: vdas3(at)wisc(dot)edu.