Here are links to Neeraj Kaushal's book
cup.columbia.edu/book/when-a…
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Neeraj Kaushal’s new book titled “When Africa Comes to America: How the Next Wave of Immigrants Will Transform the United States” is a terrific read. It is nominated for the National Book Award in Nonfiction See amazon.com or cup.columbia.edu.
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Immigrants Will Transform the United States” is a terrific read. If you are interested in immigration issues and policies, don’t miss it. It is nominated for the National Book Award in Nonfiction. See Amazon.com or cup.columbia.edu.
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Great article today by Ege Aksu of Revelio Labs reveliolabs.com/news/tech/wh…
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Who Is Building Europe's Unicorns? reveliolabs.com/news/tech/wh…
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This is a great new post from Ege Aksu, an economist at Revelio Labs. The good old days of tech are over reveliolabs.com/news/tech/th…
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My first political post. Read the great Op-Ed column in NY Times today by Gov Mike DeWine on Springfield OH. He had a lot of guts to write it, a trait that all of us Mikes share. BRAVO MIKE.nytimes.com/2024/09/20/opini…
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Daniel Lewis Dench and Trang Thanh Tran are the newest power couple. Trang is a terrific writer who just published her first novel. See nytimes.com/.../bes.../young….... Her novel "She Is a Haunting" is number 5 on the NY Times best seller list of books for young adults.
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This old adult (me) is certainly going to read it. Trang is on her way to becoming a terrific novelist, and Dan is on his way to becoming a terrific economist. I'm extremely proud of my grand student and his spouse.
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NBER NYC has moved again, this time to 39 Broadway.
Jim Poterba: "After a long time, the NBER is finally on Broadway."
MG: "39 Broadway, site of Mike's last stand. And as of 11/1/2022, I hold the record of having worked in the most number of NBER offices in NYC (6 out of 7).
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Michael Grossman retweeted
Replying to @WileyEconBiz
I want to again thank Wiley and the editors of Health Economics for the virtual issue that marks the 50th anniversary of the publication of my demand for health model.
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And check out @Mikenber's CUP books here: cup.columbia.edu/book/the-de… and cup.columbia.edu/book/determ…
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Be sure to revisit these foundational works by Grossman on @ColumbiaUP's economics list and engross yourself in this momentous issue: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Now to commemorate this significant anniversary, the editors of HEALTH ECONOMICS are publishing a virtual online issue called “The Demand for Health Turns Fifty,” containing a reflection by Grossman on the model and 28 papers applying and extending his work.
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Then in 2017, @ColumbiaUP republished The Demand for Health with a new foreword and a collection of his papers, including “On the Concept of Health Capital and the Demand for Health” and 20 other influential essays in The Determinants of Health.
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50 years ago, Michael Grossman published his revolutionary demand for health model in “On the Concept of Health Capital and the Demand for Health” and The Demand for Health: A Theoretical and Empirical Investigation.
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And if one of the components of the ratio is forgotten, I hope it is the numerator. In the year 2100, I hope to hear one economist ask: “Isn’t there a model of the demand for health developed in the early 1970s by an economist whose name I forgot?”

