Marcus Eliason

Title

PhD in Economics

Areas of interest

• Labour economics
• Health economics
• Family economics

Publications and scientific papers

Articles in refereed journals

• Eliason, M. & D. Storrie (2010) "Inpatient Psychiatric Treatment Following Involuntary Job Loss", International Journal of Mental Health, 39(2): 32-55. 
• Eliason M. & D. Storrie (2009) "Job Loss is Bad for Your Health - Swedish evidence on cause-specific hospitalization following involuntary job loss" Social Science & Medicine, 68(8): 1396-1406.
• Eliason, M. (2009) "Income After Job Loss - The role of the family and the welfare state", forthcoming in Applied Economics.
• Eliason M. & D. Storrie (2009) "Does Job Loss Shorten Life?", Journal of Human Resources, 44(2):277-302. 
• Eliason, M. & H. Ohlsson (2008) "Living to Save Taxes" Economics Letters, 100(3): 340-343.
• Eliason, M. & D. Storrie (2006) "Lasting or Latent Scars: Swedish evidence on the long-term effects of job displacement" Journal of Labor Economics, 24(4): 831-56.

Other selected publications

• Eliason, M. (2005) "Individual and Family Consequences of Involuntary Job Loss", Ekonomic Studies 144,Ph.D. thesis, Department of Economics, University of Gothenburg
• Eliason, M. & H. Ohlsson (2010). "The timing of death and the repeal of the Swedish inheritance tax". Working Paper 2010:2. Uppsala Center for Fiscal Studies.
• Eliason, M. (2004). Lost Jobs, Broken Marriages. Working Papers of the Institute for Social and Economic Research, paper 2004-21. Colchester: University of Essex.

IFAU-rapporter och working papers

• Eliason, M. (2009). "Inkomster efter en jobbförlust: betydelsen av familjen och trygghetssystemet", Rapport 2009:22, IFAU.

Referee for journals and books

• Applied Economics
• Economic Inquiry
• Journal of Health Economics
• Review of Economics and Statistics
• Revista de Economía Institucional
• Scandinavian Journal of Economics

Current research projects

• Public Sector Job Loss in Crisis Times (Reg No 18/08)
• Mass-Layoffs, Unemployment, and Ill-Health