David
E. Frisvold
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Research Listed below are published
and working papers that are categorized by topic: research about the Head
Start program, about the School Breakfast Program, about soft drink taxes,
and about the relationship between education and health. The links for the published papers will
direct you to the published abstracts on the journals websites and the
full-text is available with a subscription to the journal. The working papers are the versions of the
paper prior to publication and are freely accessible by clicking on the link
to the paper. About the Head Start Program Expanding
Exposure: Can Increasing the Daily Duration of Head Start Reduce Childhood
Obesity? (with J. Lumeng), Journal of Human Resources, 2011, 46(2), 373-402. Additional Appendices. WP Version: Emory
University working paper 09-06. Investing
in Health: The Long-Term Impact of Head Start on Smoking (with K. Anderson
and J. Foster), Economic Inquiry, 2010, 48(3),
587-602. Changes
in Body Mass Index Z Score Over the Course of the Academic Year among
Children Attending Head Start (with J. Lumeng and N. Kaciroti), Academic Pediatrics, 2010, 10(3),
179-186. Head Start Participation and Childhood Obesity,
September 2011. About the School Breakfast Program Nutrition and
Cognitive Achievement: An Evaluation of the School Breakfast Program, to be
posted soon. About Soft Drink Taxes Are Soft
Drink Taxes an Effective Mechanism for Reducing Obesity? (with J.
Fletcher and N. Tefft), Journal of Policy Analysis and Management,
30(3), 655-662. This article is
part of a Point-Counterpoint in JPAM on health policy and sugar-sweetened
beverages. The response essay is: The
Proof is in the Pudding: Response to Chaloupka,
Powell, and Chriqui (with J.
Fletcher and N. Tefft), Journal of Policy Analysis and Management,
30(3), 664-665. The
Effects of Soft Drink Taxes on Child and Adolescent Consumption and Weight
Outcomes (with J.
Fletcher and N. Tefft), Journal of Public Economics, 2010,
94(11-12), 967-974. WP Version: Emory
University Working Paper 09-08. Taxing
Soft Drinks and Restricting Access to Vending Machines to Curb Child Obesity
(with J.
Fletcher and N. Tefft), Health Affairs, 2010, 29(5),
1059-1066. Can Soft
Drink Taxes Reduce Population Weight? (with J.
Fletcher and N. Tefft), Contemporary Economic Policy, 2010,
28(1), 23-35. WP Version: Emory
University Working Paper 08-08. About the Relationship between Education
and Health School
Quality and the Education-Health Relationship: Evidence from Blacks in Segregated
Schools (with E.
Golberstein), Journal of Health
Economics, forthcoming. College Quality and
Young Adult Health Behaviors (with J.
Fletcher), Economics of Education
Review, 2011, 30(5), 826-837. WP Version: Emory
University Working Paper 10-07. Higher
Education and Health Investments: Does More Schooling Affect Preventive
Health Care Use? (with J.
Fletcher), Journal of Human Capital,
2009, 3(2), 144-176. WP Version: Emory
University Working Paper 08-13. The Effect of School Quality on Black-White
Health Differences: Evidence from Southern Segregated Schools, (with E. Golberstein), May
2011. The Long Run Health Returns to College
Quality (with J.
Fletcher), July 2011. |
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Last
Updated: October 27, 2011