Tyler Welch
@tylerqwelch.bsky.social
PhD Candidate - Risk & Insurance, UW-Madison
Alum: Temple University
www.tqwelch.com
(Social) insurance, public economics, policy, longevity & health
Alum: Temple University
www.tqwelch.com
(Social) insurance, public economics, policy, longevity & health
Honored that our OpEd from a few weeks ago got picked up nationally. See the piece for an interactive map of these costs by state.
With @jmcollinswi.bsky.social.
With @jmcollinswi.bsky.social.
"When we outlive our ability to work, lose a spouse, become disabled or have a dependent with a disability, Social Security programs provide benefits." So, what happens if SS goes away? @jmcollinswi.bsky.social and @tylerqwelch.bsky.social explore that costly scenario:
www.yahoo.com/news/congres...
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If Congress doesn't save Social Security, you'll pay more than $6,800 a year instead | Opinion
The insurance protection that Social Security programs provide has tangible economic benefits. Without them, we all need to rethink our finances.
www.yahoo.com
April 21, 2025 at 6:40 PM
Honored that our OpEd from a few weeks ago got picked up nationally. See the piece for an interactive map of these costs by state.
With @jmcollinswi.bsky.social.
With @jmcollinswi.bsky.social.
Excited to have this OpEd out with @jmcollinswi.bsky.social!
"Changes to Social Security would cost average Wisconsin resident $7,000 a year" @jmcollinswi.bsky.social @tylerqwelch.bsky.social provide insights on the impacts of cutting social security
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Changes to Social Security would cost average Wisconsin resident $7,000 a year | Opinion
The insurance protection that Social Security programs provide has tangible economic benefits; without them, we all need to rethink our finances.
www.jsonline.com
April 6, 2025 at 12:52 AM
Excited to have this OpEd out with @jmcollinswi.bsky.social!
Grateful to @irpwisc.bsky.social for their support at my first #APPAM. Looking forward to a great few days!
If you’re at #2024APPAM, check out IRP Graduate Research Fellow @tylerqwelch.bsky.social of the Department of Risk and Insurance at UW Business School presenting this paper: “Choice As Public Policy: Evidence from Optional Workers’ Compensation Coverage in Texas.” Th 11/21, 1:45pm, Chesapeake 8.
November 21, 2024 at 6:09 PM
Grateful to @irpwisc.bsky.social for their support at my first #APPAM. Looking forward to a great few days!
Reposted by Tyler Welch
Regarding allegations against Christina Cross: We, a group of scientists who lead public datasets (including PSID), wish to state that her discussion of PSID isn't plagiarism.Standard language to describe public data is, in fact, good scientific practice. Letter here: docs.google.com/document/d/1...
As a principal investigator on large public data collection projects (like PSID), I can clearly say that using standard language to describe publicly available data is not only *NOT* plagiarism, it is, in fact, best practice to ensure rigorous reproducible science.
Here is Rufo's absolute BS, with Carlson and Cross's text. She cites them 20 words later. The "minor word substitutions" are not covering her tracks, they are science proceeding. The papers are on different topics. Cross used methods they described, with citation. We need rules that allow this. /2
March 22, 2024 at 12:53 PM
Regarding allegations against Christina Cross: We, a group of scientists who lead public datasets (including PSID), wish to state that her discussion of PSID isn't plagiarism.Standard language to describe public data is, in fact, good scientific practice. Letter here: docs.google.com/document/d/1...
Just getting back from a great few days at the @nber.bsky.social Behavioral Public Economics Bootcamp.
I learned so much over three days and am eager to keep in touch with everyone. Many thanks to Dmitry Taubinsky, Hunt Allcott, and Doug Bernheim for organizing!
www.nber.org/conferences/...
I learned so much over three days and am eager to keep in touch with everyone. Many thanks to Dmitry Taubinsky, Hunt Allcott, and Doug Bernheim for organizing!
www.nber.org/conferences/...
October 16, 2023 at 6:01 PM
Just getting back from a great few days at the @nber.bsky.social Behavioral Public Economics Bootcamp.
I learned so much over three days and am eager to keep in touch with everyone. Many thanks to Dmitry Taubinsky, Hunt Allcott, and Doug Bernheim for organizing!
www.nber.org/conferences/...
I learned so much over three days and am eager to keep in touch with everyone. Many thanks to Dmitry Taubinsky, Hunt Allcott, and Doug Bernheim for organizing!
www.nber.org/conferences/...
Reposted by Tyler Welch
Maybe this is very well known, but I like connectedpapers.com a lot
September 21, 2023 at 12:49 PM
Maybe this is very well known, but I like connectedpapers.com a lot
Hi #EconSky! I’m a PhD Candidate at UW-Madison (b-school) in the (awesome) Risk & Insurance department. I’m not on the job market this year but figured I’d introduce myself.
My research focuses on individuals and insurance markets, with health + policy + aging interests. A social insurance nerd!
My research focuses on individuals and insurance markets, with health + policy + aging interests. A social insurance nerd!
September 23, 2023 at 12:02 AM
Hi #EconSky! I’m a PhD Candidate at UW-Madison (b-school) in the (awesome) Risk & Insurance department. I’m not on the job market this year but figured I’d introduce myself.
My research focuses on individuals and insurance markets, with health + policy + aging interests. A social insurance nerd!
My research focuses on individuals and insurance markets, with health + policy + aging interests. A social insurance nerd!