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Kevin Milligan

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I teach economics at UBC Vancouver School of Economics @ubcVSE. I'm mostly over at Bluesky now for econ posting, so pretty much only baseball here. Go Jays!
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Mass higher education and voter turnout in the U.S.

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By Kevin Milligan, Paul Abramson, R. Michael Alvarez, Jacob Aars
| ScienceDirect
Section snippets Education and voting at the individual level Before proceeding to the aggregate level, I begin by reviewing evidence on the relationship between turnout and education at the individual level, where the act of voting occurs. While this study focuses specifically on college attainment, most relevant research focuses on educational attainment broadly. Few would dispute that individuals with higher levels of education are more engaged in politics.
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Innis Lecture: The time of your life: The mortality and longevity of Canadians

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By Kevin Milligan
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction Economists study many types of inequality, ranging from the basic economic factors of income, consumption and wealth to important social outcomes like access to education and exposure to crime. An underappreciated element of economic inequality belongs among these objects of inquiry: the study of inequality in longevity.
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Retirement Incentives and Decisions across the Income Distribution: Evidence in Canada

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By Kevin Milligan, Tammy Schirle
| National Bureau of Economic Research
I have read the NBER disclosure policy and attest that the acknowledgments and my additional disclosure statement together disclose all sources of funding and all material and relevant financial relationships The views expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Bureau of Economic Research. Kevin S.
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