Eamon Molloy: Curriculum Vitae - Cornell University

Eamon Molloy
http://sites.google.com/a/cornell.edu/eamon-molloy/
Department of Economics
404 Uris Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853
Mobile: (646) 330-2928
Office: (607) 255-6890
Email: ejm37@cornell.edu
Citizenship: U.S.
Education
B.S., Policy Analysis and Management, Cornell University, 2005.
M.A., Economics, Cornell University, 2011.
Ph.D., Economics, Cornell University, Expected 2012.
References
Donald Kenkel (Chair)
Professor
Department of Economics
Department of Policy Analysis and Management
Cornell University
607-255-2594, dsk10@cornell.edu
Michael Lovenheim
Assistant Professor
Department of Policy Analysis and Management
Cornell University
607-255-4071, mfl55@cornell.edu
Alan Mathios
Morgan Dean of the College of Human Ecology
Professor
Department of Policy Analysis and Management
Cornell University
607-255-2138, adm5@cornell.edu
Dean Lillard
Senior Research Associate
Department of Policy Analysis and Management
Cornell University
607-255-9290, dean.lillard@cornell.edu
Fields of Specialization
Major Field: Health Economics
Minor Fields: Applied Economics, Labor Economics
Research Experience
2008–2011: Graduate Research Assistant for Dean Lillard and Andrew Sfekas.
Strategic Marketing of Cigarettes: Firm and Consumer Behavior.
2005–2007: Research Assistant for Donald Kenkel, Alan Mathios, Dean Lillard, and Rosemary Avery.
Smoking Cessation and Advertising: An Econometric Study.
2004–2005: Research Assistant for Dean Lillard and Jennifer Gerner, Cornell University.
Compulsory Schooling Law Database Project.
Awards and Grants
2011: Cornell Population Program Rapid Response Grant.
2010: Bronfenbrenner Life Course Center Innovative Research Program Grant (with Dean Lillard).

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2008–2011: College of Human Ecology Graduate Research Assistantship.
Working Papers
"This Ad’s for You: Targeting and the Effect of Alcohol Advertising on Youth Drinking" (Job Market Paper).
"Smoking Initiation and the Iron Law of Demand," with Dean Lillard and Andrew Sfekas.
"Live and Learn or Learn and Live: Does Education Lead to Longer Lives," with Dean Lillard.
Work in Progress
"The Effect of Over-age Audience Rules on Alcohol Advertisement Placement: Does Self-Regulation Work"
"The Unraveling of the Ban on Television Spirits Advertising and Its Effect on Drink Choice."
Presentations
"Live and Learn: Does Education Lead to Longer Lives,"
Population Association of America (March 2010).
"Does Alcohol Advertising Induce Underage Drinking,"
Population Association of America (March 2010).
"Does Exposure to Alcohol Advertising Induce Youth to Drink (More),"
American Society of Health Economists (June 2010) and International Health Economics Association (July 2011).
Teaching Experience
Spring 2008: Teaching Assistant, PAM 4230: Risk Management and Policy.
Fall 2007: Teaching Assistant, PAM 2040: Economics of the Public Sector.
Professional Affiliations
American Society of Health Economists
International Health Economics Association
Population Association of America
Cornell Population Center
Placement Director: Prof. John Cawley, johncawley@cornell.edu, 607-255-0952
Placement Coordinator: Eric Maroney, em75@cornell.edu, 607-255-4893
Last updated: November 29, 2011