Employment, Health, Education and Welfare

Columbia's applied microeconomists study within a variety of subfields, including labor economics, health economics, and the economics of education. Their work is instrumental in the evaluation and understanding of several aspects of public policy.

Market Shocks and Their Short and Long-Term Effects on Career Profiles

The Efficacy of Children's Welfare Programs

Workers and Wages

The Socio-Economic Outcomes of Health Measures

Gender and Women's Involvement in the Marketplace

Gender and Economics

Fetal Origins Hypothesis and Infant Mortality

The Economic Fallout of Crimes and Criminals