Gregory Gilpin   Ph.D. Candidate Economics Department Indiana University
				Address: Indiana University 100 S. Woodlawn Bloomington, IN 47405	Office: Wylie Hall 307 Email:   gagilpin@indiana.edu Office Phone: (812) 855-9531 Fax:   (812) 855-3736
	Latest News   1/09 Discussant at the ASSA Annual meeting in San Francisco   11/08 Presenting at the Southern Economic Association Conference in Washington, DC   10/08 Presented at the Midwest Econometric Group in Lawrence Kansas.   10/08 The Quantity and Quality of Teachers: A Dynamic Trade-off with Michael Kaganovich is now a working paper   8/08 Chris Ferguson and I won the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation's Teacher Quality Paper Competition   5/08 Presented at Midwest Macro in Philadelphia   5/08 I received the Philip S. Saunder's Award for Excellence in Teaching and the Duesterber Award for Excellence in Research in Public Finance   08/07 I was appointed a Discipline Based Scholarship in Education Associate founded through the Spencer Foundation			Teaching Interests   Public Finance Labor Economics Econometrics Statistics and Data Analysis Macroeconomics Microeconomics	Research Interests   Public Economics Human Capital and Education Applied Econometrics Macroeconomic Aspects of Public Policy
				My name is Greg Gilpin and I am a Ph.D. canditate in Economics at Indiana University-Bloomington. I expect to graduate May 2009. I am an economist specializing in Public Economics and Applied Methods.  Below are links to my papers (or abstracts).   Dissertation Title: Three Essays on Public Policy, Human Capital, and Economic Growth: Theory and Evidence   Dissertation Committee: Michael Kaganovich (Chair), William Becker, Gerhard Glomm, Rusty Tchernis.        Paper I.   Self-selection, Unions, and Teacher Attrition (job market paper)      Paper II.  The Quantity and Quality of Teachers: A Dynamic Trade-off (with Michael Kaganovich)      Paper III. Unequal Life Expectancy and the Progressivity of Social Security (Abstract Only)
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