Patrick Coate

Research Fellow, American Institute for Economic Research.

Ph.D., Economics, Duke University

Research Interests: Dr. Coate's current research analyzes the links between family relationships, internal migration decisions and labor market outcomes in the United States. In particular, much of his research is focused on the flows of resources between parents and adult children and how these flows vary by educational attainment and other characteristics of each generation. He has previously studied other topics related to sports economics and the economics of education.

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Zabek together with former PSC trainees found that young adults living closer to their parents experience faster earnings recoveries after a job loss.

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Coate, Patrick. 2015. "Adult Children's Education and Parental Health in the PSID." Population Association of America, 2015 Annual Meeting,

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