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Young Money: Minors and In-App Purchases
Published on
Academic year 2020 - 2021
Prepared by Christina Javens, Peter Leutz, Hayden Welty
Report ID
2021-05
Report type
Anecdotal evidence suggests that parents sometimes discover large credit card purchases made without their authorization because a child unknowingly made in-app purchases on various entertainment and gaming apps. An in-app purchase (IAP) is the process by which users of entertainment and gaming applications on smartphones…
Child Prone Restraint in New Hampshire
Published on
Academic year 2020 - 2021
Prepared by Megan Nalamachu, Molly Rudman, Elliot Zornitsky
Report ID
2021-02
Report type
Prone restraint is a type of physical restraint in which an agitated individual is placed in a face-down position. It is used to control an individual who poses an imminent danger to themselves or others. The New Hampshire restraint law (RSA 126-U) is currently ambiguous…
Sustainable use of groundwater dramatically reduces maize, soybean, and wheat production
Published on
Academic year 2020 - 2021
Prepared by Jonathan Winter
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The current rate of groundwater extraction in the United States is unsustainable, making it essential to understand the impacts of limited water use on food production. Here, we integrate a gridded crop model with satellite observations and water survey data to assess the effects of…
Understanding How the National Telehealth Network in Peru Has Improved Access to High Quality Specialty Care
Published on
Academic year 2019 - 2020
Prepared by Seysha Mehta , Stephanie Rivera-Ithier
Report ID
1920-16
Report type
In 2017, the Ministry of Health in Peru (MINSA) implemented the National Telehealth Network to extend high-quality specialty care to remote and rural populations in Peru. Since its establishment, the network has been rapidly expanding, with the number of telehealth sites, teleconsultations, and participation in…
Homelessness in the Upper Valley
Published on
Academic year 2020 - 2021
Prepared by Eitan Darwish, Emery Rheam, Brandon Zhou
Report ID
PRS Policy Brief 2021-01
Report type
Homelessness is a problem that plagues both urban and rural communities across the nation. The Upper Valley is not immune to this struggle. In fact, homelessness poses a particularly difficult problem in this region for a variety of reasons starting with the difficulties of collecting…
Bail Reform in New Hampshire
Published on
Academic year 2019 - 2020
Prepared by Tanner Bielefeld Pruitt, Addison Dick, Justin Kramer
Report ID
PRS Policy Brief 1920-15
Report type
New Hampshire recently implemented a sweeping reform of its pretrial release and bail system, from legislation to litigation. Much of the debate with regard to the bail reform centers on Failure to Appear (FTA) rates, which, to date, have not been estimated reliably in New…
Public Health Stakeholders in New Hampshire
Published on
Academic year 2019 - 2020
Prepared by Sunny Drescher, Jacob Zarkower, Alice Zhang
Report ID
PRS Policy Brief 1920-12
Report type
This report reviews the roles of governments, hospitals, financial institutions, and nonprofit organizations in alleviating food insecurity. The purpose of this report is to provide information to help the Population Health team at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and the Foundation for Healthy Communities to make…
Long-Run Effects of Incentivizing Work After Childbirth
Published on
Academic year 2019 - 2020
Prepared by Na'ama Shenhav, Elira Kuka
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This paper uses a panel of SSA earnings linked to the CPS to estimate the impact of increasing post-childbirth work incentives on mothers' long-run career trajectories. We implement a novel research design that exploits variation in the timing of the 1993 reform of the Earned…