教授 / Professor チェン ステイシーCHEN, Stacey
Graduate School of Public Policy
Courses in AY 2024
- 5113075 Econometrics for Public Policy
- 5113085 Practice Session for Econometrics for Public Policy
- 5123215 Contemporary Issues in Development Economics
- 5170001 Research Design Seminar
- 5170002 Project Seminar
- 5171028 International Finance and Development: Economics（Contemporary Issues in Development Economics）
Education & Employment
2002
Ph.D. of Economics, University of Rochester
2002-2007
Assistant Professor, University of New York at Albany
2007-2011
Assistant Professor, Royal Holloway University of London
2011-2016
Associate Research Fellow, Academia Sinica, Taipei
2016-2020
Associate Professor, GRIPS, Tokyo
Research Fields
Labor, Development, and Health Economics; Applied Econometrics
Research Awards
Japan Center for Economic Research Award (2021); the Best Taiwan Economic Research Award from Taiwan Economic Association (2019); Career Development Award, Academia Sinica (2014)
UTokyo Research Cluster in Development Economics
https://sites.google.com/view/development-economics
Major Publications
Please see my CV for downloadable links to the following papers:
Chen, Stacey H., Hongwei Chuang, Jennjou Chen, and Tzu-Hsin Lin, (2023) “Physicians Treating Physicians: Relational and Informational Advantages in Treatment and Survival.” Accepted by the Journal of Labor Economics.
Chen, Stacey H., Yenchien Chen, and Jin-Tan Liu, (2019) "The Impact of Family Composition on Educational Achievement," Journal of Human Resources, 54(1): 122-170. The 2019 Best Paper Award on Taiwan Economic Research.
E. French, J. McCauley, M. Aragon, P. Bakx, Martin Chalkley, S.H. Chen, B. J. Christensen, H. Chuang, A. Cote-Sergent, M. De Nardi, D. Echevin, E. Fan, P. Geoffard, C. Gastaldi-Ménager, M. Gørtz, Y. Ibuka, N. Izumida, J. B. Jones, M. Kallestrup-Lamb, M. Karlsson, T. Klein, G. de Lagasnerie, P. Michaud, O. O’Donnell, Y. Ohtsu, N. Rice, J. Skinner, E. van Doorslaer N.R. Ziebarth, and E. Kelly, (2017). "End-of-Life Medical Spending In Last Twelve Months of Life Is Lower Than Previously," Health Affairs, 36(7): 1211-1217.
Chen, Stacey H. and Hongwei Chuang, (2016) "Recent Trend in Taiwanese Medical Spending," Fiscal Studies 37: 653–688.
Chen, Stacey H. and Shakeeb Khan, (2014) "Semi-Parametric Estimation of Program Impacts on Dispersion of PotentialWages," Journal of Applied Econometrics 29(6): 901–919.
Chen, Stacey H., "Current Trends: Labor Markets" (2012), Taiwan Economic Forecast and Policy 43(1): 216–219. This policy paper revealed the starting point of Taiwan's wage stagnation.
Angrist, Joshua, and Stacey H. Chen, (2011) "Schooling and Vietnam-Era GI Bill: Evidence from the Draft Lottery," American Economic Journal: Applied Economics 3(2): 96–118.
Angrist, Joshua, Stacey H. Chen and Jae Song, (2011) "Long-Term Consequences of Vietnam-Era Conscription: New Estimates Using Social Security Data," American Economic Review: Papers and Proceedings 101(3): 334–338.
Angrist, Joshua, Stacey H. Chen and Brigham Frandsen, (2010) "Did Vietnam Veterans Get Sicker in the 1990s? The Complicated Effects of Military Service on Self-Reported Health," Journal of Public Economics 94(11-12): 824–837.
Chen, Stacey H., Yenchien Chen and Jin-Tan Liu, (2009) "The Impact of Unexpected Maternal Death on Education – First Evidence from Three National Administrative Data Links," American Economic Review: Papers and Proceedings 99(2): 149–153.
Chen, Stacey H., (2008) "Estimating the Variance of Wages in the Presence of Selection and Unobservable Heterogeneity," Review of Economics and Statistics 90(2): 275–289, (2008). See corrected Table 4 in 91(1): 227.
Chen, Stacey H., Hongwei Chuang, Jennjou Chen, and Tzu-Hsin Lin, (2023) “Physicians Treating Physicians: Relational and Informational Advantages in Treatment and Survival.” Accepted by the Journal of Labor Economics.
Chen, Stacey H., Yenchien Chen, and Jin-Tan Liu, (2019) "The Impact of Family Composition on Educational Achievement," Journal of Human Resources, 54(1): 122-170. The 2019 Best Paper Award on Taiwan Economic Research.
E. French, J. McCauley, M. Aragon, P. Bakx, Martin Chalkley, S.H. Chen, B. J. Christensen, H. Chuang, A. Cote-Sergent, M. De Nardi, D. Echevin, E. Fan, P. Geoffard, C. Gastaldi-Ménager, M. Gørtz, Y. Ibuka, N. Izumida, J. B. Jones, M. Kallestrup-Lamb, M. Karlsson, T. Klein, G. de Lagasnerie, P. Michaud, O. O’Donnell, Y. Ohtsu, N. Rice, J. Skinner, E. van Doorslaer N.R. Ziebarth, and E. Kelly, (2017). "End-of-Life Medical Spending In Last Twelve Months of Life Is Lower Than Previously," Health Affairs, 36(7): 1211-1217.
Chen, Stacey H. and Hongwei Chuang, (2016) "Recent Trend in Taiwanese Medical Spending," Fiscal Studies 37: 653–688.
Chen, Stacey H. and Shakeeb Khan, (2014) "Semi-Parametric Estimation of Program Impacts on Dispersion of PotentialWages," Journal of Applied Econometrics 29(6): 901–919.
Chen, Stacey H., "Current Trends: Labor Markets" (2012), Taiwan Economic Forecast and Policy 43(1): 216–219. This policy paper revealed the starting point of Taiwan's wage stagnation.
Angrist, Joshua, and Stacey H. Chen, (2011) "Schooling and Vietnam-Era GI Bill: Evidence from the Draft Lottery," American Economic Journal: Applied Economics 3(2): 96–118.
Angrist, Joshua, Stacey H. Chen and Jae Song, (2011) "Long-Term Consequences of Vietnam-Era Conscription: New Estimates Using Social Security Data," American Economic Review: Papers and Proceedings 101(3): 334–338.
Angrist, Joshua, Stacey H. Chen and Brigham Frandsen, (2010) "Did Vietnam Veterans Get Sicker in the 1990s? The Complicated Effects of Military Service on Self-Reported Health," Journal of Public Economics 94(11-12): 824–837.
Chen, Stacey H., Yenchien Chen and Jin-Tan Liu, (2009) "The Impact of Unexpected Maternal Death on Education – First Evidence from Three National Administrative Data Links," American Economic Review: Papers and Proceedings 99(2): 149–153.
Chen, Stacey H., (2008) "Estimating the Variance of Wages in the Presence of Selection and Unobservable Heterogeneity," Review of Economics and Statistics 90(2): 275–289, (2008). See corrected Table 4 in 91(1): 227.