Nicholas W. Papageorge is the Broadus Mitchell Assistant Professor of Economics at Johns Hopkins University. His research focus is on human capital, broadly construed to include education, physical and mental health, socio-emotional skills and genetic endowments. He mainly uses large observational data sets to examine how people invest in their human capital. He also studies variation in the returns to different forms of human capital, for example, by employment sector, racial groups and socioeconomic status.

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Socio-demographics predict behaviour during a pandemic
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- COVID-19 
- Labour Markets 
- Poverty and Income Inequality

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Unequal consequences of COVID-19 across age and income: Representative evidence from six countries
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- COVID-19

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The economic value of breaking bad: How childhood misbehaviour can signal something good
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- Education 
- Labour Markets

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Rational self-medication
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- Health Economics

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The long-run effects of same-race teachers
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- Education