alan mathios
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Professor, Department of Economics and the Brooks School of Public Policy and Former Dean of the College of Human Ecology at Cornell University
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Enjoyed talking about parenting research in the College of Human Ecology with the Cornell Club of San Diego...and the weather was great too! Cornell Human Ecology Cornell Club of SD Cornell Alumni
New research by professors Alan Mathios and Don Kenkel and research associate Hua Wang - link between e-cigs and respiratory disease, not so fast. A closer look... Cornell University @PolicyCornell voxeu.org/article/resear…
Yesterday we celebrated the rededication of MVR Hall, named after a trailblazing Cornell Human Ecology leader, with university and state leaders.
A misinformation shock led consumers to perceive that e-cigarettes are riskier than cigarettes and reduced e-cigarette demand and smoking cessation, from Lawrence Jin, Donald S. Kenkel, Michael F. Lovenheim, alan mathios, and Hua Wang nber.org/papers/w30255
".. adult smokers may not interpret nuanced messages about harm reduction in a way that will encourage switching behavior." Avery, Byrne, Dorf, Safi, Kalajie, alan mathios, Niederdeppe, Porticella Att: CDC Tobacco Free! #eCig #TobaccoHarmReduction sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
An online discrete choice experiment studies the impact of graphic warning labels on tobacco product choices, from Donald S. Kenkel, alan mathios, Grace N. Phillips, Revathy Suryanarayana, Hua Wang, and Sen Zeng nber.org/papers/w31534
The widespread coverage of Jared Fogel's crimes had no detectable effect on patronage of the Subway sandwich franchise, from John Cawley, Julia Eddelbuettel, scott cunningham, Matthew Eisenberg, alan mathios, and Rosemary J. Avery nber.org/papers/w31782
Estimates from a discrete-choice experiment predict that the Food and Drug Administration’s proposal to prohibit menthol cigarettes could lead to a substantial illegal market for menthols, from Kenkel, alan mathios, Grace N. Phillips, Suryanarayana, Wang and Zeng nber.org/papers/w32148
