Mark C. Kelly

Assistant Professor, Department of Economics

Hankamer School of Business

Baylor University

One Bear Place #98001

Waco, TX 76798

254-710-6599

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Ph.D., Economics, University of Georgia

B.S., Economics, Arizona State University

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Research Interests: Macroeconomics, economic growth, medical innovation, health insurance, healthcare reform

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Teaching: Principles of Macroeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics, Graduate Macroeconomics

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Published Papers

 

Kelly, M. (2017). “Health Capital Accumulation, Health Insurance, and Aggregate Outcomes: A Neoclassical Approach.” Journal of Macroeconomics (52), 1-22.

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Kelly, M. (2020). “Medicare For All or Medicare For None? A Macroeconomic Analysis of Healthcare Reform.” Journal of Macroeconomics (63), 103170

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Under Review

 

Aid and the Informal Economy (with Santanu Chatterjee and Stephen Turnovsky) (Revise and Resubmit)

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Congestion in a Public Health Service: A Macro Approach (with Michael Kuhn)

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 Social Security Reform and Growth in an Overlapping Generations Economy with Heterogeneous Agents (Revise and Resubmit)

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Employer-Sponsored Student Debt Repayment

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Working Papers

 

The Fiscal Challenge of Funding Healthcare: Examining the Trade-offs between Rising Public Healthcare Expenditures and Discretionary Government Spending

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Research in Progress

 

The Effect of Aggregate Specialist and Primary Care Physician Supply on Healthcare Productivity and Costs (with Qian Wu)

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Socially-Optimal Healthcare Spending in a Congested Public Health Service (with Michael Kuhn)

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Book Chapters

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“Household Labor Supply and Dynamic Macroeconomic Analysis.” (with Ronald S. Warren, Jr.) In Esther Redmount (Ed.), The Economics of the Family: How the Household Affects Markets and Economic Growth, Vol. 2 (Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger, 2015), 237-265.