Diane Alexander
About
Diane Alexander was an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
Bank Publications
Chicago Fed Letter
Diane Alexander, Ezra Karger, Amanda McFarland | 2020 | No. 445 | August
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Diane Alexander, Janet Currie, Molly Schnell, Lisa Camner McKay | 2019 | No. 428
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Diane Alexander | 2018 | No. 407
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Working papers
Working Papers
Diane Alexander, Ezra Karger | 2020 | No. 2020-12 | May
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Diane Alexander, Hannes Schwandt | 2019 | No. 2019-04
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Diane Alexander, Molly Schnell | 2017 | No. 2017-10
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Diane Alexander | 2017 | No. 2017-09
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Diane Alexander | 2017 | No. 2017-07
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Selected External Publications
Acceptances in Academic Journals and Books
Alexander, Diane, 2020, “How do doctors respond to incentives? Unintended consequences of paying doctors to reduce costs,” Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 128, No. 11, November, pp. 4046–4096, (accepted February 20, 2020). 20201101050000
Alexander, Diane, Julie Currie, and Molly Schnell, 2019, “Check up before you check out: Retail clinics and emergency room use,” Journal of Public Economics, Vol. 178, 104050, October, pp. 2019. 20191001050000
Alexander, Diane, and Molly Schnell, 2019, “Just what the nurse practitioner ordered: Independent prescriptive authority and population mental health,” Journal of Health Economics, Vol. 66, July, pp. 145–162. 20190701050000
Alexander, Diane, and Julie Currie, 2017, “Are publicly insured children less likely to be admitted to hospital than the privately insured (and does it matter)?,” Economics and Human Biology, Vol. 25, May, pp. 33–51. 20170501050000
Alexander, Diane, and Julie Currie, 2017, “Are publicly insured children less likely to be admitted to hospital than the privately insured (and does it matter)?,” Economics and Human Biology Journal, Vol. 25, May, pp. 33–51, (accepted January 2017). 20170501050000
Alexander, Diane, and Julie Currie, 2017, “Is it who you are or where you live? Residential segregation and racial gaps in childhood asthma,” Journal of Health Economics, Vol. 55, September, pp. 186–200, (accepted July 2017). 20170901050000
