Milena Almagro (Chicago Booth)

"Optimal Urban Transit Policy: Evidence from Chicago" Abstract: We quantify optimal urban transportation policies in the presence of congestion, network, and environmental externalities. We show theoretically that, beyond externality distortions, a budget constrained social planner introduces additional inefficiencies similar to those of a monopolist. We then move to an empirical analysis of the transportation system […]

Jia Yan (Washington State)

"Would U.S. Travelers Benefit From Entry by Foreign Airlines? Simulating the Effect of Cabotage Based on Low-Cost Carrier Competition in U.S. and European Union Markets" (co-authored with Xinlong Tan and Clifford Winston)

Huan Deng (JHU)

Title of the paper: "Gender Gap from a Spatial Perspective: Location Choice, Marriage Matching, and Labor Supply"

Fangzhu Yang (JHU)

Title of the paper: "Gender Inequality, Household Bargaining, and Social Welfare: Reduced-Form and Structural Analyses of China’s Two-Child Policy"