Miles S. Kimball is affiliated with the University of Colorado Boulder in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on the intersection of psychology and economics, with particular attention to psychological well-being, decision-making, health outcomes, and genetic associations.
The scientist's work extensively covers the field of Psychology, with notable contributions in Social Psychology and General Decision Sciences. Research also spans Health, Genetics, and General Health Professions, reflecting a multidisciplinary approach to behavioral and health-related topics.
Key topics in their research include:
Miles S. Kimball's recent publications illustrate their focus on subjective well-being and economic behaviors. Notable papers include:
The scientist frequently collaborates with other researchers in related fields. Frequent co-authors include:
Publications by Miles S. Kimball appear predominantly in the following venues:
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Robert B. Barsky;F. Thomas Juster;Miles S. Kimball;Matthew D. Shapiro
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Susanto Basu;John G. Fernald;Miles S. Kimball
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Susanto Basu;John G. Fernald;Miles S. Kimball
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Christopher D. Carroll;Christopher D. Carroll;Miles S. Kimball
Christopher D. Carroll;Miles S. Kimball
Susanto Basu;Miles Kimball
Daniel J. Benjamin;Ori Heffetz;Miles S. Kimball;Alex Rees-Jones
Daniel J. Benjamin;Ori Heffetz;Miles S. Kimball;Nichole Szembrot
Miles S Kimball;Claudia R Sahm;Matthew D Shapiro
Robert B. Barsky;Christopher L. House;Miles S. Kimball
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Miles Kimball;Matthew Shapiro
Miles S. Kimball;Michael Woodford
Robert Barsky;Robert Barsky;Robert Barsky;Miles S. Kimball;F. Thomas Juster;Matthew D. Shapiro;Matthew D. Shapiro
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Christopher D. Carroll;Christopher D. Carroll;Miles S. Kimball
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Louis Eeckhoudt;Miles Kimball
Miles S. Kimball;N. Gregory Mankiw
Daniel J. Benjamin;Ori Heffetz;Miles S. Kimball;Alex Rees-Jones
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Douglas W. Elmendorf;Miles S. Kimball
Susanto Basu;Susanto Basu;Miles S Kimball
Robert Barsky;Miles Kimball;F. Juster;Matthew Shapiro
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