
Krista Ruffini
@kristaruffini
Asst Prof @McCourtSchool @Georgetown. Former CEA, @CenterOnBudget, @OIGInstitute. Labor/public/health econ. bsky.app/profile/krista…
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https://sites.google.com/view/kristaruffini/ 14-06-2020 01:54:54
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Welcome Krista Ruffini to our network - we are looking forward to future cooperations with Georgetown University and McCourt School - check out Krista's Twitter profile Krista Ruffini and the CESifo Research Network website: cesifo.org/en/network-mem…




Are you a labor(ish) economist in the great DC area? Save the date for WALES 2024, this year organized and hosted by Seth Gershenson and the American University team 🙏🙏 Paper submissions due in 2 weeks (March 15). Apply + spread the word! I look forward to seeing many of you there!


Join us on Thursday, March 14 for our research seminar featuring Krista Ruffini of the McCourt School at Georgetown University! "Does Unconditional Cash During Pregnancy Affect Infant Health?" This event is open to Penn affiliates with registration. Details ⤵️ ldi.upenn.edu/events/researc…


Great presentation on "Recent Changes to the Safety Net and Implications for Child Well-Being" by Krista Ruffini of McCourt School, focusing on expanded #CTC & stimulus payments during the COVID pandemic and how it affects child outcomes, esp. infant health. #IRP24NAACFRC


This Ashvin Gandhi, Andrew Olenski, Krista Ruffini, and Karen Shen paper out today is interesting in light of the various labor shortages people were concerned about earlier in the pandemic. nber.org/papers/w32412


This is a great opportunity with the fantastic Kevin Rinz and Equitable Growth! (cc: former PPOL506/7 students)


Last weeks! 👇👇👇 CALL FOR PAPERS! Together with Samuel Lado, we are organising a workshop on school-meal programmes and their impact on child development. 19-20 of September at the Univ of Girona. Our wonderful keynote speakers: B. Rabe (Birgitta Rabe @rabe-b.bsky.social) and K. Ruffini (Krista Ruffini)



P-EBT, which gave grocery vouchers worth about $300 to students who lost access to free meals during COVID, reduced food hardship and moms' mental health problems, from @laurenlbauer, Krista Ruffini, and Diane Schanzenbach nber.org/papers/w33199
