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John V. Winters is a Professor of Economics at Iowa State University, specializing in Labor and Regional Economics. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Georgia State University (2009) and a B.A. in Economics from Mississippi State University. As a Research Fellow with IZA and GLO, Dr. Winters maintains an active research profile with significant contributions to understanding the economic implications of education, migration, and labor market dynamics.
His research interests span several critical areas in economics, with particular focus on:
- The migration decisions of college students and graduates
- The effects of human capital on regional economic development
- Policies influencing individual education outcomes
- Interarea wage differentials across geographic regions
- Teacher labor markets and STEM workforce issues
- Self-employment outcomes and entrepreneurship
His recent work examines the complex relationship between educational attainment and marriage patterns, revealing nuanced effects that vary by age group. While additional education delays marriage for younger adults (25-34 years), its effects on marriage likelihood become more mixed for older age groups.
Dr. Winters' research has important implications for understanding demographic trends as marriage rates reach historical lows in the United States while educational attainment continues to rise. His methodological approach combines economic theory with advanced statistical analysis of large datasets like the American Community Survey.
Professional Affiliations:
- Research Fellow, IZA (Institute of Labor Economics)
- Research Fellow, GLO (Global Labor Organization)
His work appears in prominent economics publications and research repositories including RePEc, IZA, and his personal website.
