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1 DARWYYN DEYO Harvey L. Neiman Health
DARWYYN DEYO Harvey L. Neiman Health Policy Institute 1891 Preston White Drive Reston, Virginia 20191 703.295.6771 ddeyo@neimanhpi.org / darwyyndeyo.com EDUCATION Ph.D. in Economics 2016 (Expected) George Mason University (Fairfax, VA ) M.A. in Economics 2014 George Mason University (Fairfax, VA) B.S. in Economics & B.A. in Intern ational Studies with Honors 2008 Saint Mary’s College of Californ ia (Moraga, CA) PRIMARY FIELDS Labor Economics, Law and Economics , Industrial Organization DISSERTATION “Planned Law vs. Unplanned Indivi dual Decision Making: Three Essays on Labor Markets and Unintended Consequences” Committee: Thomas Stratmann ( Chair), Donald Boudreaux, Walter Williams Job Market Paper: Licensing and Product Quality: Evidence Using Yelp Consumer Reviews PEER - REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS [1] Deyo, Darwyyn. “ Jane Austen and the Economic Way of Thinking ,” International Journal of Pluralism and Economics Education . Special Issue: Economics and the Novel. Forthcoming. [2] Podemska - Mikluch, Marta, Darwyyn Deyo and David T. Mitchell. “ Public Choice Lessons from the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. ” The Journal of Private Enterprise . Vol. 31(1) , Spring 2016 : 57 - 69. [ 3 ] Deyo, Darwyyn , Jennifer Hemingway , and Danny Hughes . “ Identifying Patients with Undiagnosed Chronic Conditions: A Comparison of Chronic vs. Non - chronic Disease Patient Costs Prior to a Chronic Disease Diagnosis,” Journa l of the American College of Radiology . Vol. 12 (12B), 2015: 1388 - 1394. [ 4 ] Khaliq, Amir, Darwyyn Deyo, and R ichard Duszak. “ The Impact of Hospital Characteristics on the Availability of Radiology Services at Critical Access Hospitals, ” Journal of the Ame rican College of Radiology . Vol. 12 (12B), 2015: 1351 - 1356. [ 5 ] Deyo, Darwyyn and Marta Podemska - Mikluch. “It's Just Like Magic: The Economics of Harry Potter.” Journal of Economics and Finance Education . Vol. 13 (2), Winter 2014 : 90 - 98.

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OTHER PUBLICATIONS [1] Deyo, Darwyyn and David Mitchell . Trading with the Undead: A Study in Specialization and Comparative Advantage. In Economics of the Undea d , ed. Glen Whitman and Dow James . 2014. [2] Black, Alison , Darwyyn Deyo , and Lital Shair . “Moving New Jersey’s Economy Forward: Investing in New Jersey’s Transportation System”. American Road and Transportation Builders Association Report , January 2014. CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS [1] Licensing and Product Quality: Evidence Using Yelp Consumer Reviews [ under review ] [ 2 ] Does Increasing the Minimum Wage Increase Commercial Crime? A Study Using Local City Arrest Data [ draft available ] [3] The Effect of Judicial Market Planning on Labor Market Distribution and the Right to Contract [ draft available ] TEACHING EXPERIENCE George Mason University, Department of Economics (Fairfax, VA) Primary Instructor 2014 – 2015 Intermediate Microeconomics - Fall 2014 Industrial Organization - Spring 2015 Teaching Assistant 2011 – 2013 Undergraduate Courses: Principles of Microeconomics, Principles of Macroeconomics, Environmental Economics, Economic Problems and Public Policy PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Harvey L. Neiman Health Policy Institute 2015 – Present Research Fellow American Road & Transp ortation Builders Association 2013 – 2014 Economics Research Manager Pennsylvania Independent 2010 – 2011 Capitol News Reporter PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS [1] The American Society of Health Economists 6 th B iennial Conference, June 12 - 15, 2016, Philadelphia, PA, “The Effect of Utilization Regulation: The Case of CT Scans and the Affordable Care Act” , scheduled . [2] The American Law and Economics Association 26 th Annual Meeting, May 20 - 21, 2016 Harvard Law School, “Licensing and Product Quality: Evidence Using Yelp Consumer Reviews” , scheduled . [3] The Public Choice Society 53 nd Annual Mee

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ting, March 11, 2016, Fort Lauderdale, FL, “ The Effect of Judicial Market Planni ng on Labor Market Distribution”. [ 4 ] The Southern Economics Association 85 th Annual Meeting, November 23, 2015, New Orleans, LA, “ Tinned Freedom: The Impact of Judicial Review on Labor Market Regulation ”. [ 5 ] The Public Choice Society 52 nd Annual Meeting, March 13 , 2015, San Antonio, TX, “Does Increasing the Minimum Wa ge Increase Commercial Crime? A Study Using Local City Arrest Dat a from Baltimore ”. [ 6 ] The Southern Economics Association 84 th Annual Meeting, November 23 , 2014, Atlanta, GA , “Licensing, Quality and Consumers: What Drives the Market?”. [ 7 ] The Association of Private Enterprise Education 39 th Annual Conference, April 14 , 2014, Las Vegas, NV, “Licensing, Quality and Consumers: What Drives The Market?”. [ 8 ] The Association o f Private Enterprise Education 39 th Annual Conference, April 14 , 2014, Las Vegas, NV, “Performing to Strangers: The Moral Sentiments of Jane Austen and Adam Smith”. [ 9 ] The Public Choice Society 51 st Annual Meeting, March 7 , Charleston, SC, “Licensing, Qu ality and Consumers: What Drives the Market?” [ 10 ] The Association of Private Enterprise Education 38 th Annual Conference, April 16 , 2013, Maui, HI, “It’s Just Like Magic: The Economics of Harry Potter”. SEMINAR PRESENTATIONS [1] The Ronald Coase Institute Santiago Workshop on Institutional Analysis, December 9 - 15, 2012, Santiago, Chile. [2] The Institute for Humane Studies’ Scholarship and a Free Society Seminar, June 23 - 29, 2012, Towson University, MD, “Economic Freedom and Microfinance: Women, Property Law and Political Rights in South Asia”. CONFERENCE FUNDING AWARDS [1] The Annual Law and Economics Association 26 th Annual Meeting George Mason University Graduate Student Travel Fund ($400) [2 ] The Public Choice Society 52 nd Annual Meeting George Mason University Graduate Student Travel Fund ($400) The Institute for Humane Studies Hayek Fund ($350) [3 ] The Association of Private Enterp

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rise Education 39 th Annual Conference Young Scholars Program ($599) [4 ] The Association of Private Enterp rise Education 38 th Annual Conference Young Scholars Program ($599) George Mason University Graduate Student Travel Fund ($400) The Institute for Humane Studies Hayek Fund ($400) OTHER AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS George Mason University Ph.D. Assistantship 2011 - 2013 Dag Hammarskjold Award, Saint Mary’s College of California 2008 Wilder Trust Award 2007 Genny Owens Scholarship 2005 SERVICE ACTIVITIES Scientific Committee Member: American So ciety of Health Economists (2015 ) Conference Paper Discussant : The Southern Economics Association (2015) International Health Economics Association (2015) The Public Choice Society 52 nd Annual Meeting ( 2014 - 2016 ) Conference Panel Chair: International Health Economics Association (2015) P eer Reviewer For: Journal of Rural Health (2015) American Journal of Entrepreneurship (2014) The Mercatus Center, George Mason University (2014) Journal of Economics and Finance Education ( 2014) Committee Work: Assistant Director, R esearch and Education Division American Road & Transportation Builders Association (2014) PROFESSION AL MEMBERSHIPS American Economic Association The Econometric Society Southern Economic Association The American Society of Health Economists American Law and Economics Association The Public Choice Society REFERENCES Thomas Stratmann Professor of Economics George Mason University Department of Economics Carow Hall 11b 4400 University Drive Fairfax, VA 22030 - 4444 (703) 993 - 2317 tstratma@gmu.edu Donald Boudreaux Professor of Economics George Mason University Department of Economics MSN 3G4 4400 University Drive Fairfax, VA 22030 - 4444 (703) 993 - 1157 dboudrea@gmu.edu Danny R. Hughes Senior Director Harvey L. Neiman Institute 1891 Preston White Drive Reston, VA 20191 703 - 262 - 9310 dhughes@neimanhpi.or