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Goldin, Jacob; Lurie, Ithai Z; McCubbin, Janet G. - In: The quarterly journal of economics 136 (2021) 1, pp. 1-49

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Response to Baker and Fugh-Berman's critique of my paper, "Why has longevity increased more in some states than in others?"

Lichtenberg, Frank R. - 2009

study was subject to a number of major methodological flaws. Many of their claims pertain to the role of infant mortality …. I show that infant mortality was not an important determinant of the growth in U.S. life expectancy during the period … that I studied, and that my estimates are completely insensitive to the inclusion or exclusion of infant mortality …

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Obesity and motor vehicle deaths in the USA : a state-level analysis

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A Few Variables Capture over 70% of State-Level Variance in U.S. COVID Deaths

Sill, Joe - 2021

A U.S. state-level analysis of factors associated with COVID-19 deaths reveals inequality (as defined by the Gini coefficient) to be far and away the strongest single-variable predictor, capturing 40% of vari ance in COVID deaths and 49% of variance in all-cause excess deaths since the start of...

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Vaccination Rates and COVID Outcomes across U.S. States

Barro, Robert J. - National Bureau of Economic Research - 2022

Rates of COVID deaths and cases differ markedly across U.S. states, as do rates of vaccination. This study uses cross-state regressions to assess impacts of vaccinations on COVID outcomes. A number of familiar issues concerning cross-sectional regressions arise, including omitted variables,...

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