Associate Professor of Economics @VanderbiltEcon | RA @nberpubs | Alumna of @Brown_Economics and @Miami_Econ | Health, Environmental, Applied Micro Economics
Nashville, TN
Joined June 2015
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Michelle M. Marcus retweeted
🆕📢Ahead-of-print in #REEP📢
"Can We Get the Lead Out? Updates to the Lead and Copper Rule for Public Drinking Water" by Michelle Marcus (@mimimmarcus).
🔗 Read it here: buff.ly/rw5HJnO
Michelle M. Marcus retweeted
🌍Calling all health & environment researchers!
Abstract submissions are now OPEN for #ASHEcon2026 (June 7–10, Minneapolis).
I’m program chair for the Environment & Health track — excited to see your submissions!
Deadline: Dec 10, 2025.
Submit here 👉 ashecon.org/2026-minneapolis…
🌍Calling all health & environment researchers!
Abstract submissions are now OPEN for #ASHEcon2026 (June 7–10, Minneapolis).
I’m program chair for the Environment & Health track — excited to see your submissions!
Deadline: Dec 10, 2025.
Submit here 👉 ashecon.org/2026-minneapolis…
Michelle M. Marcus retweeted
Congrats to @jessica__kiser for successfully defending her dissertation today! Dr. Kiser will join the faculty at @Macalester next year. We at @VanderbiltEcon are super proud of her accomplishments! ☺️
I'm looking to organize one or more sessions on health and the environment for ASHEcon 2025 in Nashville, TN (June 22-25). If you are interested in presenting or discussing, please comment below or email me!
Michelle M. Marcus retweeted
🚨🚨 Are you a female-identified or non-binary environmental economist working on Data, Information, and the environment broadly defined?
@andrealanauze and I are organizing a workshop for you!
When: Sep 30-Oct1 2024
Where: @warwickecon @cage_warwick
Details 👇
In conjunction with @ESRC and @CageCentre, we are pleased to announce a call for papers for a workshop hosted at @uniofwarwick on DATA, INFORMATION, AND THE ENVIRONMENT.
Papers will be encouraged to be submitted to a special issue in @JEEM_tweets.
See details below:
Extra thanks to @ChadBown for talking with me about my recent work with Jamie Hansen-Lewis!
So grateful the AMAZING @mimimmarcus joined the podcast to tell the story of how US regulators *FINALLY* began to tackle ship pollution in 2012, how the shipping companies responded, and what the rest of the world's maritime emission regulators can learn from that US experience.
Michelle M. Marcus retweeted
📢 AERE@OSWEET returns THIS Friday 4/28 at 11 am Pacific
Category is: Equity & Environmental Economics
🍭 @mimimmarcus
🍭 Andie Creel
🍭 Ran Song
Learn more: edrubin.typeform.com/aere-os…
Michelle M. Marcus retweeted
Was the $1.9T spent for the Clean Water Act to reduce #pollution worth it? Most cost-benefits analyses say no, but Patrick Flynn & @mimimmarcus find areas with #CWA-funded treatments saw birth weight increase by 8 grams, a significant #health improvement.
doi.org/10.3368/jhr.0622-123…
What a great time at #PPCW! Thanks @lindsbullinger @danieldench1 for organizing such an engaging and fun workshop!
What a crew at #PPCW! We heard about 22 papers + a keynote in 2 days on topics covering fertility, pregnancy, child maltreatment, foster care, social security, education, child and infant health and more. Phew! @danieldench1 @sppgatech @GATechEcon @GTliberalarts
Michelle M. Marcus retweeted
Starting tomorrow!!
We are so excited about the program for #PPCW next week in Atlanta! So much important research on how public policies affect children. @danieldench1 @sppgatech @GATechEcon @GTliberalarts
Michelle M. Marcus retweeted
The Flint water crisis was a systemic failure, and the city’s housing market may still be suffering from it, say @pa_christensen of @aceatIL, @DavidKeiserEcon of @UMassAmherst, and @gabelade of @Macalester. aeaweb.org/research/environm…
Great afternoon of environmental health talks from @ClaudiaLPersico and @sethneller as well!
.@mimimmarcus kicking off the environment afternoon at @nberpubs CH meetings with “Burying the Lead”
Michelle M. Marcus retweeted
It was a privilege to work with @pa_christensen and @gabelade on this important topic. I hope this paper helps shed light on the economic consequences of the Flint drinking water crisis.
New study co-authored by David Keiser in Resource Economics finds that the Flint, MI drinking water crisis has led to significant and lasting impacts on Flint's housing market. aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.12…
#ResourceEconomics #housingmarket #PublicPolicy @DavidKeiserEcon
Michelle M. Marcus retweeted
Our (@LSEGeography/@ImperialBiz/@GRI_LSE) 6th annual Workshop in Environmental Economics will take place on 19-20 June 2023. This year with @KCLecon & @LSEEcon .
Keynote: Lucas Davis (@BerkeleyHaas)
Deadline for submissions: 1 February 2023
lse.ac.uk/geography-and-envi…
Michelle M. Marcus retweeted
Poor drinking water quality harms health and human capital, but not when individuals are informed immediately. In November 2022 issue by Michelle Marcus (@mimimmarcus) zcu.io/TrZ6
Great overview of my research published in the latest issue of @restatjournal on the impact of drinking water violations on avoidance behavior, health, and the importance of quick public notifications. Thanks @cmerref!
Article @JournoResource: journalistsresource.org/econ…
