Jacob Bastian
@jacobbastian25
Ast Prof @RutgersU | Sr Econ @WhiteHouseCEA | PhD @umichECON | 1st gen BA | I research how public policy can help low income families & ⬇poverty. EITC+CTC=👍🏼
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Good article (based on their forthcoming book!) by my former CEA colleague Michael Geruso The Population Bust Won’t Solve the Climate Crisis nytimes.com/2025/06/29/opi… via @NYTOpinion
"EITC claimants—especially those with complex family structures—could face confusing and burdensome new IRS requirements. For working parents already navigating tax season, this may mean delays, lost refunds, or abandoned claims." Jacob Bastian
Jonathan Colmer Kimberly Clausing Daron Acemoglu R. Jisung Park Anna Stansbury Matthew Staiger Zack Cooper Stuart Craig Fiona Scott Morton Bo Cowgill Evan Starr Martha Bailey Jason Cook Dr. Chloe N. East she/her @chloeneast.bsky.social Andy Garin 8/ 📅 July 25 ⏰ 9:45 am: "Universal Pre-K as Economic Stimulus: Evidence from Nine States & Large Cities in the U.S." featuring Jacob Bastian C. Kirabo Jackson That's a wrap! For more info on this week's sessions, see the schedule: nber.org/conferences/si… See you next year!👋
The EITC and CTC are complements, not substitutes. Here's how policymakers should think about them. Jacob Bastian
It’s August which means another IIPF - International Institute of Public Finance conference. We’re in Nairobi Kenya. Would be a shame to come all the way here and not explore East Africa ;) I’m presenting a few papers, including a brand new project on tax credits in Puerto Rico Reach out & say hello if you are here!
Huge thanks to Equitable Growth for their grant support! Excited for the opportunity to advance this research.
Such a pleasure to be on this panel. Great event at the Urban Institute urban.org/events/cash-as…
Would love to see Zohran Kwame Mamdani keep this going—AFTER the election—with volunteer groups working together on good things Community in real life is needed more and more, post-Covid, post-religion nytimes.com/2025/11/04/nyr…