Hi, I’m Zach.
My research focuses on the measurement, causes, and consequences of poverty and social inequality across the United States and European Union.
Affiliations
Post-Doctoral Researcher, Columbia University (Center on Poverty & Social Policy)
Past: University of Antwerp (PhD, Socio-Economics), University of Oxford (MSc, Comparative Social Policy), University of Missouri (Bachelor of Journalism)
Research
- Comparative social policy (U.S., European Union)
- Family policy and child poverty
- Tax & benefits microsimulation
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Recent Research
- Parolin, Z. (2020) “Automation, Occupational Earnings Trends, and the Moderating Role of Organized Labor.” Social Forces.
- Parolin, Z. (2020). “Organized labor and the employment trajectories of workers in routine jobs: Evidence from US panel data.” Brookings Institution.
- Wimer, C., Parolin, Z., Fox, L., Fenton, A., & Jencks, C. (Forthcoming.) “The Direct Effect of Taxes & Transfers on Changes in the U.S. Income Distribution, 1967-2015.” Demography.
- Brady, D. & Parolin, Z. (Forthcoming). “The Levels and Trends of Deep and Extreme Poverty in the U.S., 1993-2016.” Demography.
- Parolin, Z & Siöland, L. (2019). “Support for a Universal Basic Income: A Demand-Capacity Paradox?” Journal of European Social Policy. (Recipient of Doctoral Researcher Prize from European Social Policy Analysis Network).
- Parolin, Z. (2019). “Temporary Assistance for Needy Families and the Black-White Child Poverty Gap in the United States.” Socio-Economic Review.