Our community includes faculty, research staff, and students who conduct and support research on pressing problems related to education, labor, health, social welfare, the environment, and more. Our goal is to develop knowledge that enables leaders to break through complexity in order to make meaningful policy decisions and provide effective solutions.
CPR is the home of the Center for Policy Design and Governance (CPDG), the Lerner Center for Public Health Promotion and Population Health, the Maxwell X Lab, and the Program on Educational Equity and Policy (PEEPs).
- Center for Policy Research - Education Finance and Accountability Program
- Center for Policy Research - Policy Briefs
- Center for Policy Research - Reports
- Center for Policy Research - Working Papers
- Center for Policy Research - Aging Studies Program Papers
- Center for Policy Research - Income Security Policy
- Center for Policy Research - Metropolitan Studies Program
- Center for Policy Research - Papers in Microsimulation
Camp Econometrics is an annual conference that brings together econometricians and empirical economists from a wide range of universities and institutions around the world. It is hosted by Professor Badi Baltagi and the Center for Policy Research. The goals of the conference each year are to:
- discuss issues in econometrics, both applied and theoretical;
- present papers for comments by participants;
- stimulate student interest in econometrics and;
- help students develop their technical presentation skills by encouraging them to participate in the meetings, contribute to poster sessions, and present papers.
1992
The Importance of Employer Accommodation on the Job Duration of Workers with Disabilities: A Hazard Model Approach, Richard V. Burkhauser, J.S. Butler, and Yang Woo Kim
Reality or Illusion: The Importance of Creaming on Job Placement Rates in Job Training Partnership Act Programs, Kathryn H. Anderson, Richard V. Burkhauser, and Jennie E. Raymond
A Cautionary Tale of European Disability Policies: Lessons for the United States, Leo Arts, Richard V. Burkhauser, and Philip de Jong
Disability or Work: Handicap Policy Choices, Richard V. Burkhauser
Modeling Application for Disability Insurance as a Retirement Decision: A Hazard Model Approach Using Choice-Based Sampling, Richard V. Burkhauser, J.S. Butler, Yang Woo Kim, and George A. Slotsve
How People With Disabilities Fare When Public Policies Change--Past, Present, and Future, Richard V. Burkhauser, Robert H. Haveman, and Barbara L. Wolfe
W(h)ither the Middle Class? A Dynamic View, Greg J. Duncan; Timothy M, Smeeding; and Willard Rodgers
