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SUMMARY:School of Public Policy Speaker Series “Employment Shocks, Unemployment
Insurance, and Caregiving”
DESCRIPTION:\nYulya Truskinovsky\, assistant professor of economics at W
ayne State University\, will present \;&ldquo\;Employment Shocks\, U
nemployment Insurance\, and Caregiving&rdquo\; \;as part of the
\;School of Public Policy&rsquo\;s \;Spring Speaker Series.\n\nTrusk
inovsky is a health economist who studies aging\, long-term care and lab
or market outcomes. Her current research focuses on the impacts of socia
l insurance programs on how individuals and families make decisions abou
t work and family caregiving. She has published her work in outlets such
as Medical Care Research and Review\, the Journal of Human Resources\,
the Journal of Health Economics\, and the American Journal of Public Hea
lth. She received her doctorate in public policy from the Sanford School
of Public Policy at Duke University.\n\nFor more details: https://event
s.la.psu.edu/event/spp-sss_0303/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Yulya Truski
novsky, assistant professor of economics at Wayne State University,
will present “Employment Shocks, Unemployment Insurance, and
Caregiving” as part of the School of Public Policy&rsquo
;s Spring Speaker Series.
Truskinovsky is a health economist
who studies aging, long-term care and labor market outcomes. Her current
research focuses on the impacts of social insurance programs on how ind
ividuals and families make decisions about work and family caregiving. S
he has published her work in outlets such as Medical Care Research an
d Review, the Journal of Human Resources, the Journal of H
ealth Economics, and the American Journal of Public Health. S
he received her doctorate in public policy from the Sanford School of Pu
blic Policy at Duke University.
For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/
spp-sss_0303/
URL:https://publicpolicy.psu.edu/events/
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