Erkmen G. Aslim
@girayaslim
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Assistant Professor @uvmvermont | | Health, Labor, & Public Economics | Previously @TAMU @BilkentEconDept @LehighU
Burlington, VT
Joined December 2009
🚨 New NBER WP 🚨 "Proximity to Abortion Services and Child Maltreatment" (w/ @WeiFu1991 & @Erdal_Tekin_ ) TLDR: We reveal a significant positive effect of increased barriers to reproductive health services on child maltreatment.
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RT @fperrywilson: NIH has announced a cut in the "indirect rate" to 15% across the board, in a move that appears to be retroactive to even…
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RT @Erdal_Tekin_: With a little more than a month left to the submission deadline, don’t miss the chance to submit your paper to the 14th W…
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RT @BilgeErten: Our paper on the effects of local health facilities on infant mortality with @YunusCem_YILMAZ is out and open access. We sh…
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RT @AssumeNormality: 🚨I've posted BRFSS data in SAS, R, and Stata formats for 1987-2023 here on this Mendeley Data Repository Free to use…
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RT @ecmaEditors: Our study shows that people behave more morally in uncertain situations than in certain ones. This may be because they sim…
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RT @benconomics: Thankfully, many people are acting individually to back up datasets which are being deleted from the web. https://t.co/…
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Fantastic public good by @1ArmedEconomist 👇
CDC page for the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System is down, but I put the dataset up here:
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RT @nberpubs: In utero exposure to war violence in Afghanistan significantly reduces cognitive and educational outcomes for girls, highligh…
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RT @harounrahimi: We don’t yet fully know the full impact of war on the future generations of Afghans—this is a rare study that gives us a…
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RT @Erdal_Tekin_: Happy to see my new @NBERpubs working paper (w/ @girayaslim & @rnajamr) is out! The paper explores the long-term effect…
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Check out our new paper on the long-term impact of in utero exposure to war violence on children’s cognitive and developmental outcomes in Afghanistan 👇
Excited to share our new working paper with @Erdal_Tekin_ and @girayaslim, now available as an NBER WP! Link: Three key takeaways: 1. We examine the long-term effects of prenatal exposure to war violence, particularly civilian casualties.
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RT @lydiadepillis: This week in the NBERs: Girls born to mothers exposed to violent conflict in Afghanistan show long-term negative cogniti…
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Fascinating talk on how the “chainsaw approach” and deregulation are driving improved economic outcomes in Argentina. Bonus/fun story: President Milei discussing the Kakutani fixed-point theorem in a packed stadium.
"Chainsaw and Deregulation:" Federico Sturzenegger @fedesturze (Argentina's Deregulation Minister) via @YouTube (executive summary will follow soon.)
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RT @jenniferdoleac: Academic job market candidates: Did you know you can "make your own post-doc" by applying for external research fundin…
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RT @AriaGoles: 📣 Submit your crime paper by Feb 14. 🔸 4th Workshop on the Economics of Crime for Junior Scholars 🔸 29-30 May, 2025 🔸 Qua…
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RT @florianederer: Give people housing and they'll have kids! Obtaining housing increases the average probability of having a child by 3.8…
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RT @MarcusDillender: Call for Submissions! Vanderbilt University is hosting the Annual Health Economics Conference this year on March 27-2…
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RT @jasonmlindo: Are People Fleeing States With Abortion Bans? Yes, according to our analysis of change-of-address data from the USPS.…
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RT @Erdal_Tekin_: Kick off 2025 by submitting to the 14th Workshop on the Economics of Risky Behavior! Location: Madrid, Spain Dates: June…
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