Unlike most developed countries, individuals’ health insurance in the United States has long been provided primarily through employers. Though the percentage has been steadily declining for decades, de Navas-Walt, Proctor, and Mills (2004) find that about 60% of Americans still get health...

Recent evidence on the impact of youth employment on study time has found only small, negative effects. However, previous estimates may be biased downward due to weak identification and measurement error. In this article, we re-examine the question with more recent data from the American Time...

College football programs devote an enormous amount of resources in efforts to persuade high school football players to attend their schools. In this study, we develop an empirical model of the factors that recruits consider when selecting a school, using a database that combines school-specific...