Jennifer Romich
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Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, combines the disciplines of economics and human development in her research on employment, family processes and use of tax and social benefits by low-income families. Her current work focuses on intrafamilial resource exchanges and the structure of marginal taxation facing low-income workers. |
Major Research Projects:
Sample Publications:
- Lundberg, S.; Romich, J.; Tsang, K. P., (Forthcoming), Independence Giving or Autonomy Taking? Childhood Predictors of Decision-Making Patterns Between Youth Adolescents and Parents, Journal of Research on Adolescence.
- Holt, S. D.; Romich, J. L., (2007), Marginal Tax Rates Facing Low- and Moderate-Income Workers Who Participate in Means-Tested Transfer Programs, National Tax Journal, 60(2): 253.
- Romich, J. L., (2007), Sharing the Work: Mother-Child Relationships and Household Management, Journal of Early Adolescence, 27(2): 192-222.
- 2006 Romich, Jennifer L. (2006), Difficult calculations: Low-income workers and marginal tax rates, Social Service Review, 80(1): 27-66.
- Romich, Jennifer L. (2006), Randomized social policy experiments and research on child development, Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology, 27: 136-150.
- Romich, Jennifer L. & Jennifer Simmelink. (2005), Piecing it all together (teaching case), In H. B. Weiss, H. Kreider, M. E. Lopez and C. Chatman (Eds.), Preparing Educators for Family Involvement: From theory to practice, Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
For a complete list of publications by Jennifer Romich, visit her page in the poverty research section of the website.
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Email: romich@u.washington.edu <
Homepage: http://faculty.washington.edu/romich/ <
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