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Arline Geronimus wins Excellence in Research Award from School of Public Health

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Tanya Byker

Funded Research:

The Opt-Out Continuation: Education, Work and Motherhood from 1984-2011 (Weinberg Research Fellowship)

Graduate Student, Population Studies Center.

Graduate Student, Department of Economics.

Economics, Year: advanced

Mentor: David Lam, Jeffrey A. Smith

Research Interests: School, returns to education, labor force participation, occupations, race and gender Issues

Recent Publications

PSC Reports

Byker, Tanya, and Italo A. Gutierrez. 2012. "Fertility and Family Well-being Effects of an Aggressive Family Planning Policy in Peru in the 1990s." PSC Research Report No. 12-765. July 2012. Abstract. PDF.

Presentations

Byker, Tanya, and Italo A. Gutierrez. 2012. "Coerced Sterilization: Investigating the Impact on Fertility and Family Well-being. Evidence from an Aggressive Family Planning Policy in Peru in the 1990s." PAA Presentation 12-3. Abstract.