Journal of Policy Analysis and Management

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Volume 44, issue 3, 2025

Grads on the go: Measuring college‐specific labor markets for graduates pp. 741-763

Johnathan G. Conzelmann, Steven W. Hemelt, Brad J. Hershbein, Shawn Martin, Andrew Simon and Kevin M. Stange

Are public housing projects good for kids after all? pp. 764-791

Jeehee Han and Amy Ellen Schwartz

One threshold doesn't fit all: Tailoring machine learning predictions of consumer default for lower‐income areas pp. 792-815

Vitaly Meursault, Daniel Moulton, Larry Santucci and Nathan Schor

Selective exercise of discretion in disability insurance awards pp. 816-835

Pilar Garcia‐Gomez, Pierre Koning, Owen O'Donnell and Carlos Riumalló‐Herl

Better off by risk adjustment? Socioeconomic disparities in care utilization in Sweden following a payment reform pp. 836-868

Anders Anell, Margareta Dackehag, Jens Dietrichson, Lina Maria Ellegård and Gustav Kjellsson

More doctors in town now? Evidence from Medicaid expansions pp. 869-892

Jason Huh and Jianjing Lin

Expanding access to identification cards and social programs: Experimental evidence from Panamá pp. 893-916

Ángela María Reyes, Benjamin Roseth and Diego Vera‐Cossio

The impact of Secure Communities on the labor market outcomes of immigrant women pp. 917-942

Cynthia Bansak, Sarah Pearlman and Chad Sparber

Breastfeeding and the return to work after childbirth of new mothers: Evidence from a baby formula scare pp. 943-963

Limor Hatsor and Ity Shurtz

Can centralization of environmental regulations reduce firm emissions? Evidence from county‐prefecture centralization reforms in China pp. 964-996

Xun Cao and Mingqin Wu

How effective are behavioral interventions to increase the take‐up of social benefits? A systematic review of field experiments pp. 997-1059

Pierre‐Marc Daigneault, Mathieu Ouimet, Alexandre Fortier‐Chouinard, Eriole Zita Nonki Tadida and Antoine Baby‐Bouchard

The effect of inter‐municipal cooperation on social assistance programs: Evidence from housing allowances in England pp. 1060-1088

Thomas Elston, Germà Bel and Han Wang

Who do credit cards reward? pp. 1090-1098

Natasha Sarin

Credit card rewards subsidize the wealthy pp. 1099-1106

Aaron Klein and Justin Schardin

Credit card rewards counterpoint pp. 1107-1109

Natasha Sarin

Credit card rewards counterpoint pp. 1110-1112

Aaron Klein and Justin Schardin

Green Gentrification and Environmental Injustice: A Complexity Approach to Policy by Heather E. Campbell, Adam Eckerd, and Yushim Kim. Springer Cham, 2024, 202 pp., $179.99 (hardcover) pp. 1113-1117

Shanti Gamper‐Rabindran

Volume 44, issue 2, 2025

Rescuing state capacity: Proceduralism, the new politicization, and public policy pp. 364-378

Donald P. Moynihan

Are algorithms biased in education? Exploring racial bias in predicting community college student success pp. 379-402

Kelli A. Bird, Benjamin L. Castleman and Yifeng Song

Police reform from the top down: Experimental evidence on police executive support for civilian oversight pp. 403-427

Ian T. Adams, Joshua McCrain, Daniel S. Schiff, Kaylyn Jackson Schiff and Scott M. Mourtgos

The effect of mass migration on disease transmission: Evidence from the Venezuelan refugee crisis pp. 428-455

Alicia Barriga and Richard A. Dunn

Migrant children's take‐up of social health insurance: Experimental evidence from China pp. 456-482

Menghan Shen, Zhiwei Tang, Xiaoxia Liang and Xiaoyang Ye

Assessment frequency and equity of the property tax: Latest evidence from Philadelphia pp. 483-507

Yilin Hou, Lei Ding, David J. Schwegman and Alaina G. Barca

Matching it up: Non‐standard work and job satisfaction pp. 508-532

Katarzyna Bech‐Wysocka, Magdalena Smyk, Joanna Tyrowicz and Lucas van der Velde

Habit and skill retention in recycling pp. 533-552

Dylan Brewer and Samantha Cameron

Should electric vehicle purchase subsidies be linked with scrappage requirements? pp. 553-578

Kevin Ankney and Benjamin Leard

Spillover effects of Medicaid expansion on Medicare: Evidence from administrative data pp. 579-611

Scott Barkowski, Dajung Jun and Yuting Zhang

Does not‐for‐profit corporatization of local public services improve performance? pp. 612-631

José M. Alonso and Rhys Andrews

Practical issues in conducting distributional weighting in benefit‐cost analysis pp. 632-662

Daniel Acland and David Greenberg

Strengthening work requirements? Forecasting impacts of reforming cash assistance rules pp. 663-673

Josep M. Nadal‐Fernandez, Gabrielle Pepin and Kane Schrader

Not a border crisis, but a labor market crisis: The often overlooked “pull” factor of U.S. border crossings pp. 674-680

Dany Bahar

Black–White differences in Child Protective Services involvement: Evidence on the role of differential ‘risk’ pp. 682-692

Lawrence M. Berger and Brenda Jones Harden

Bias, risk, racism: Reconciling critical and quantitative approaches to understanding racial inequality in child welfare system outcomes pp. 693-706

Frank Edwards

Racism and racial disparities in Child Protective Services involvement: How can government respond? pp. 707-710

Lawrence M. Berger and Brenda Jones Harden

Incorporating a more expansive theory of racism into child and family policy systems pp. 711-714

Frank Edwards

Social Infrastructure and Left‐Behind Places by John Tomaney, Maeve Blackman, Lucy Natarajan, Dimitrios Panayotopoulos‐Tsiros, Florence Sutcliffe‐Braithwaite, and Myfanwy Taylor. Taylor & Francis, 2024, 108 pages. $48.99 (paperback). ISBN 978‐1032710051 pp. 715-720

Ihsan Manshur Putra, Rahayu Lestari and Fauziah Istiqomah Abdunnafi

We've Got You Covered: Rebooting American Health Careby Liran Einav and Amy Finkelstein. Penguin, 2023, 304 pp., $29 (paperback) pp. 721-726

Naomi Zewde and Pamela Farley Short

Volume 44, issue 1, 2025

Notes from the Editor pp. 6-6

Erdal Tekin

Measuring returns to experience using supervisor ratings of observed performance: The case of classroom teachers pp. 12-44

Courtney Bell, Jessalynn James, Eric S. Taylor and James Wyckoff

Does one plus one always equal two? Examining complementarities in educational interventions pp. 45-72

Umut Özek

Can information and advising affect postsecondary participation and attainment for military personnel? Evidence from a large‐scale experiment with the U.S. Army pp. 73-96

Andrew C. Barr, Kelli A. Bird, Benjamin L. Castleman and William Skimmyhorn

Can destigmatizing mental health increase willingness to seek help? Experimental evidence from Nepal pp. 97-124

Lindsey Lacey, Nirajana Mishra, Priya Mukherjee, Nikhilesh Prakash, Nishith Prakash, Diane Quinn, Shwetlena Sabarwal and Deepak Saraswat

Effect of vaccine recommendations on consumer and firm behavior pp. 125-150

Brandyn F. Churchill, Laura E. Henkhaus and Emily C. Lawler

The long‐run effects of temporary protection from deportation pp. 151-182

Jorgen Harris and Rhiannon Jerch

To make or buy commercialization: A synthetic control approach pp. 183-207

Jason Coupet

Did the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid eligibility expansions crowd out private health insurance coverage? pp. 208-235

Conor Lennon

For‐profit milk in nonprofit cartons? The case of nonprofit charter schools subcontracting with for‐profit education management organizations pp. 236-265

Stephane Lavertu and Long Tran

A review of the effects of legal access to same‐sex marriage pp. 266-294

M. V. Lee Badgett, Christopher S. Carpenter, Maxine J. Lee and Dario Sansone

Evaluating the effects of geographic adjustments on poverty measures using self‐reported financial well‐being pp. 295-303

Jeff Larrimore

Veteran Affairs disability compensation: Likely the U.S.’s largest disability program, but what do we know about its impacts on service‐disabled veterans? pp. 304-314

Philip Armour and Catria Gadwah‐Meaden

Tariffs on clean‐energy technology pp. 316-322

Arik Levinson

Tariffs are a necessary backstop of the clean energy transition pp. 323-328

Elizabeth Pancotti and Todd Tucker

Tariffs are an obstacle to the clean energy transition pp. 329-331

Arik Levinson

Credible climate policy must account for political and economic realities pp. 332-334

Elizabeth Pancotti and Todd N. Tucker

Mathematics for Social Sciences and Arts: Algebraic Modeling by Mahouton Norbert Hounkonnou, Dragana Martinovic, Melanija Mitrović, Philippa Pattison, Eds. 2023, Switzerland: Springer, 2023, 276 pp., €106.99 ($114.65) (e‐book), €129.99 ($139.30) (hardcover) pp. 335-339

St. Maryam Mahaseng

Poverty in the Pandemic: Policy Lessons From COVID‐19 by Zachary Parolin. New York: Russell Sage, 2023, 288 pp., $42.50 (paperback) pp. 340-344

Vincent A. Fusaro