Dr. Lee’s research centers on various aspects of the human factor in production and consumption. He studies how individual and family decisions interact with market conditions to determine education and health, and their impacts on earnings and decisions about work. Most of his research focuses on three topics with intertwinding relationships: earnings structure, the elderly labor force, and investment in children’s health and education. Descriptions of his recent research and current teaching materials are available using the links in the frame on the left side of this page.

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