Xinyue Bei

Xinyue Bei

Assistant Professor at UT Austin working on econometrics

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Posts

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portfolio

publications

talks

2020 Midwest International Economic Development Conference

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In this talk, I presented my research with Dylan Fitz on the potential for a large social program in Brazil to reverse or reinforce existing differences in children’s health capital. More information on the associated research paper can be found here.

2022 Conference on Empirical Legal Studies

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In this talk, I presented joint work on the impact of various strategies the government has employed to combat health care fraud in the form of medically unnecessary ambulance transports. More information on this research can be found here.

2022 Triangle Micro Conference

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In this talk, I presented my dissertation research on the diffusion of new medical procedures and the impact of Medicare coverage decisions and social learning in driving this diffusion. More information on this research can be found here.

2022 Empirical Health Law Conference

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In this talk, I presented my dissertation research on the diffusion of new medical procedures and the impact of Medicare coverage decisions and social learning in driving this diffusion. More information on this research can be found here.

2022 American Society of Health Economists Annual Meeting

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At this conference, I presented research on multiple different topics, including

  1. Research on the negotiation process between dialysis providers and private insurers,
  2. Research on how pricing mechanisms and regulation have been used to combat fraud in the medical device industry, and
  3. Research on the impact of private Medicare administrators on administrative costs and health care delivery.

2022 American Law and Economics Association Annual Meeting

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In this talk, I presented joint work on the impact of various strategies the government has employed to combat health care fraud in the form of medically unnecessary ambulance transports. More information on this research can be found here.

2022 Carolina Region Empirical Economics Day

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In this talk, I presented my dissertation research on impact of administrative burdens in the US health care system on spending and concentration. More information on this research can be found here.

2022 Southern Economic Association Annual Meeting

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In this talk, I presented my dissertation research on the diffusion of new medical procedures and the impact of Medicare coverage decisions and social learning in driving this diffusion. More information on this research can be found here.

teaching

Teaching Assistant, Econometrics

Undergraduate Core Course, Department of Economics, Davidson College, 2017

I served as a teaching assistant in fall 2017 to Shyam Gouri-Suresh for the core undergraduate econometrics course at Davidson College.

Teaching Assistant, Microeconomic Analysis I

Economics PhD Core, Department of Economics, Duke University, 2020

I served as a teaching assistant for the first-year core microeconomics sequence for the economics PhD during the 2019-2020 academic year.

Teaching Assistant, Health Care Markets

MBA Elective, The Fuqua School of Business, Duke University, 2024

I served as a teaching assistant in spring 2020 and 2021 to Ryan McDevitt for Health Care Markets, an MBA elective course in which students learn causal inference techniques in the context of the health care industry.

Instructor, Mathematics Preparatory Course

MSQM Prepartory Course, The Fuqua School of Business, Duke University, 2024

I developed content and conducted a brief, real-time session to prepare incoming Masters of Science and Quantitative Management (MSQM) students for the mathematics concepts they would encounter in their studies in Fall 2020. Following positive feedback from students, I developed a more extensive course to be delivered via pre-recorded and professionally-edited content in future years.

Teaching Assistant, MSQM Core Courses

MSQM Core Courses, The Fuqua School of Business, Duke University, 2024

I served as a teaching assistant to Ryan McDevitt for multiple Masters of Science and Quantitative Management (MSQM) courses during the 2020-2021 academic year, including Empirical Analysis for Strategy and Managerial Economics.