TJ Hedin
TJ Hedin
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About me
About me
I am a (4th year) Ph.D. candidate in the economics department at UCLA and student affiliate with the California Center of Population Research. I am an applied microeconomist interested in topics in labor, public, and the criminal justice system. Prior to my Ph.D., I worked as a research analyst with the California Policy Lab.
Outside of my research, I enjoy playing soccer, running, making craft cocktails, and rooting on Manchester City FC + the UCLA men's basketball team. I'm always happy to meet with people who share my interests, so don't hesitate to reach out if you want to chat research, soccer, or if you just happen to be in the area and want to grab a coffee/beer!
Selected work
Selected work
“UI Benefit Generosity and Labor Supply from 2002-2020: Evidence from California UI Records”
(with Alex Bell, Geoffrey Schnorr, and Till von Wachter)
Journal of Labor Economics
Volume 42, Number S1 April 2024
“Estimating the Cumulative Impact of the Pandemic on Workers Using Administrative Unemployment Insurance Data”
(with Alex Bell, Peter Mannino, Roozbeh Moghadam, Carl Romer, Geoffrey Schnorr, and Till von Wachter), American Economic Association: Papers & Proceedings.
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“Disparities in Access to Unemployment Insurance During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Lessons from U.S. and California Claims Data”
(with Alex Bell, Peter Mannino, Roozbeh Moghadam, Geoffrey Schnorr, and Till von Wachter), RSF: The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences May 2023, 9 (3) 78-109; DOI: https://doi.org/10.7758/RSF.2023.9.3.04
“Disparities in Access to Unemployment Insurance During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Lessons from U.S. and California Claims Data”
(with Alex Bell, Roozbeh Moghadam, Geoffrey Schnorr, and Till von Wachter), report to the US Department of Labor issued February 2022
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“Analysis of Unemployment Insurance Claims in California During the COVID-19 Pandemic” (with Alex Bell, Roozbeh Moghadam, Geoffrey Schnorr, and Till von Wachter)
California Policy Lab, Series of Reports
(Last Updated 2022)
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“The Effect of Unemployment Benefit Supplements: Evidence from the Lost Wages Assistance Program”
(Submitted)
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