PhD, Economics, University of California, Davis
MA, Economics, University of California, Davis
BA, Economics, Harvard University
Charles Stoecker is a health economist interested in designing and analyzing policies that affect early life events. Dr. Stoecker's work has explored the impacts of vaccination policy efficiency, air pollution regulation, and health insurance coverage on children's health. His current research focuses on the economics of infectious disease including the impact of the Super Bowl on disease transmission and the links between scope of practice laws and health inequality.
View Dr. Stoecker's publications at his NCBI profile page.
