Vinish Shrestha

Associate Professor, Department of Economics

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Contact Info

Phone:
410-704-2956
Office:
Stephens Hall, 101B

Currently Teaching

  • Spring: ECON202.008 - MACROECONOMIC PRINCIPLES
  • Spring: ECON202.402 - MACROECONOMIC PRINCIPLES
  • Spring: ECON641.101 - CAUSAL INFERENCE


Education

Ph D, Economics, Emory University, 2015
BA, Economics and Mathematics, McKendree University, 2009

Areas of Expertise

Selected Publications and Presentations

  • The Effect of False ID Laws with a Scanner Provision on Underage Alcohol-Related Traffic Fatalities,
    Publisher: Wiley, July (3rd Quarter/Summer), 2021
  • Coronavirus Infections and Deaths by Poverty Status: The Effects of Social Distancing,
    Publisher: Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, March, 2021
  • Maternal Education and Infant Health Gradient: New Answers to Old Questions,
    Publisher: Economics and Human Biology, May, 2020
  • Cigarette Prices and Driving Fatalities Among Youths,
    Publisher: Economics Letters, November, 2019
  • The Affordable Care Act and College Enrollment Decisions,
    Publisher: Economic Inquiry, April (2nd Quarter/Spring), 2018
  • Do Young Adults Substitute Cigarettes for Alcohol? Learning from the Master Settlement Agreement,
    Publisher: Review of Economics of Household, June, 2016
  • Estimating the Price Elasticity of Deamnd for Different Levels of Alcohol Consumption among Young Adults,
    Publisher: American Journal of Health Economics, May, 2015

Grants & Contracts

  • The Impacts of Medicaid Restrictions on Health, Mortality, Income and Wealth in the American South
    Sponsor: NSF,
  • The effect of knowledge on the demand for contraceptive devices among women: An experiment in Nepal
    Sponsor: Towson University,
  • Summer Support Grant Program
    Sponsor: Towson University,
  • Healthcare Reform and Gender Specific Investment in Developing Countries
    Sponsor: NIH - Not Funded, 2022
  • The Affordable Care Act and College Enrollment Decisions
    Sponsor: Russell Sage Foundation - Not Funded, 2017