Corbin Miller
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Does School Spending Pay For Itself? Long-run Effects on Personal Income
Over the past half-century, court-ordered increases in public school spending dramatically changed the level and distribution of school resources in the United States. Recent evidence from surveys suggests that school finance reforms improved students’ short- and long-run outcomes.
John Klopfer
,
Corbin Miller
Employers and Disability Insurance: Evidence from Individual Tax Returns
In this paper, we provide new evidence on the distribution of claims in the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program across employers and industries. We also relate SSDI claims to employer and employee wage premiums and discuss implications for measures of inequality.
Ithai Lurie
,
Nicole Maestas
,
Corbin Miller
,
Daniel Prinz
The Incidence of Flood Insurance
Over the past half-century, court-ordered increases in public school spending dramatically changed the level and distribution of school resources in the United States. Recent evidence from surveys suggests that school finance reforms improved students’ short- and long-run outcomes.
Zihan Hu
,
Michael Lovenheim
,
Corbin Miller
,
Nicolas Sanders
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