Jessica Min
@jessicamin.bsky.social
Princeton PhD Candidate in Economics on the 2024/25 job market. Studying labor economics, public finance, and inequality.
Thanks @zbleemer.bsky.social for the super 🧵 on my job market paper!
If you are interested in how the rising cost of employer-sponsored health insurance is eroding middle-income American jobs, read below👇
If you are interested in how the rising cost of employer-sponsored health insurance is eroding middle-income American jobs, read below👇
Non-college US employment has declined by over 1,000,000 since 2000 because average employer healthcare premiums have doubled, making middle-income workers not worth hiring.
A great new (job market!) paper by Jessica Min tells the story. 🧵
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A great new (job market!) paper by Jessica Min tells the story. 🧵
jessica-min.com
#EconTwitter
November 25, 2024 at 9:21 PM
Thanks @zbleemer.bsky.social for the super 🧵 on my job market paper!
If you are interested in how the rising cost of employer-sponsored health insurance is eroding middle-income American jobs, read below👇
If you are interested in how the rising cost of employer-sponsored health insurance is eroding middle-income American jobs, read below👇
Reposted by Jessica Min
Jessica Min's job market paper examines how rising employer-sponsored health insurance costs impact US labor markets. minjessica.github.io/pdf/JMP_Min....
November 11, 2024 at 7:33 PM
Jessica Min's job market paper examines how rising employer-sponsored health insurance costs impact US labor markets. minjessica.github.io/pdf/JMP_Min....