25. Ketcham, J. and K. Simon. 2008. “Medicare Part D's Effects on Elderly Drug Costs and Utilization” American Journal of Managed Care. November. p14-22
24. Simon, K. and A. Handler. 2008. “Welfare Reform and Insurance Coverage during the Pregnancy Period: Implications for Preconception and Interconception Care” Women’s Health Issues vol 18, issue 6, supplement 1, p.97-106
23. Lhila, A. and K. Simon. 2008. “Prenatal Health Investment Decisions: Does the Child’s Sex Matter?”Demography Vol 45, n.4, November, pp.885-905
22. Reed, A., J. Mikels, and K. Simon. 2008. “"Older Adults Prefer Less Choice than Young Adults" Psychology and Aging. Vol 23, Issue 3, (September) pp.671-675
21. Simon, K. 2008. "Data Needs for Policy Research on State-Level Health Insurance Markets", Inquiry, Spring. Vol. 45, Iss. 1; p. 89-98.
20. Simon, K., S. Tennyson and J. Hudman, "Do State Cost Control Policies Reduce Medicaid Prescription Drug Spending?" Forthcoming. Risk Management & Insurance Review
19. Gruber, J., and K. Simon. 2008. "Crowd-Out Ten Years Later: Have Recent Public Insurance Expansions Crowded Out Private Health Insurance?" Journal of Health Economics 27, pp. 201–217
18. Burkhauser, R. and K. Simon. 2008. "Who Gets What from Employer Pay or Play Mandates?" Risk Management and Insurance Review. Vol 11, Issue 1, Pp.75-102
17. Kapur, K., J. Escarce, S. Marquis and K. Simon. 2008. “Where Do The Sick Go? Health Insurance and Employment in Small and Large Firms”. Southern Economic Journal, pp.644–664 Volume 74, Issue 3 (January)
16. Buchmueller, T., P.Cooper, K. Simon and J.Vistnes. 2006. “The Effect of SCHIP Expansions on Health Insurance Decisions by Employers”. Inquiry Vol. 42, No. 3, pp. 218–231..
15. Bundorf, K. and K. Simon, 2006.“The Impact of Rate Regulation on Access to Supplemental Health Insurance.” American Economic Review 96 (2) May, pp.67-71 (Papers and Proceedings).
14. Cawley, J., M. Schroeder and K. Simon. 2006. “How Did Welfare Reform Affect the Health Insurance Coverage of Women and Children?” Health Services Research 41 (2) April, pp.486-506.
13. Cooper, P., K. Simon and J. Vistnes. 2006. “A Closer Look at the Managed Care ‘Backlash’,” Medical Care 44 (5), pp.1-11.
12. Moran, J. and K. Simon 2006. “Income and the Use of Prescription Drugs by the Elderly: Evidence from the Notch Cohorts” Journal of Human Resources, 41(2) February, pp. 411–432.
11. Cawley, J., M. Schroeder and K. Simon, 2005 “How did Welfare Reform Affect the Health Insurance Coverage of Women and Children?” in A. Garber and D. Cutler ed. Frontiers in Health Policy Research, MIT Press.
10. Cawley, J. and K. Simon. 2005.“Health Insurance Coverage and the Macroeconomy”, Journal of Health Economics, 24, pp.299-315.
9. Jones, D. and K. Simon. 2005. “Wage Determination under Plan and Early Transition: Bulgarian Evidence using Matched Employer-Employee Data”, Journal of Comparative Economics, 33, Summer. pp.227-243..
8. Simon, K. 2005. “Adverse Selection in Health Insurance Markets: Evidence from State Small-Group Health Insurance Reforms.” Journal of Public Economics, 89, pp.1865-1877.
7. Simon, K. 2004. “What Have We Learned From Research on Small-group Insurance Reforms?” in Alan C Monheit and Joel Cantor ed. State Health Insurance Market Reform. Routledge.
6. Simon, K. and R. Kaestner. 2004. “Do Minimum-Wage Hikes Reduce Non-wage Job Attributes? Evidence on Fringe Benefits and Working Conditions”. Industrial Labor Relations Review 58, (1) (October): 52-70.
5. Cawley, J. and K. Simon. 2003.“The Impact of Macro-economic Conditions on the Health Insurance Coverage of Americans,” in A. Garber and D. Cutler ed. Frontiers in Health Policy Research, MIT Press.
4. Kaestner, R. and K. Simon. 2002. “Labor Market Consequences of State Health Insurance Reforms”. Industrial Labor Relations Review 56, (1), pp.136-160, October.
3. Simon, K. 2001. “Displaced Workers and Employer-Provided Health Insurance: Evidence of a Wage/Fringe Benefit Tradeoff?” International Journal of Health Care Finance and Economics 1, pp.249-271.
2. Evans,W., H. Levy and K. Simon. 2000. “Research Data in Health Economics”. Journal of Economic Perspectives, 14 (4) Fall, pp.203-216.
1. Jones, D. and K. Simon. 1998. “Determinants of Employee Participation in Firm-Level Decision Making: Evidence from Bulgaria,” in Advances in Economic Analysis of Participatory and Labor Managed Firms, Vol 6, CT and London, JAI Press.