Heinrich Hock

Assistant Professor of Economics

Ph.D. Brown University Florida State University 620 Bellamy Building Phone (850) 644-1737 Fax (850) 644-8818 Email: hhock@fsu.edu curriculum vitae
Dr. Hock is currently studying factors affecting lifecycle fertility and human capital investments among Americans, including contraceptive access/awareness and immigration. He has recently begun work on the "missing women" problem in the developing world, focusing on the importance of the relative value of female labor. He is additionally interested in the determinants of stated fertility intentions, and the predictive information contained therein. Finally, he is engaged in research on a number of other applied microeconomic topics, including the impact of large-scale commercial development on household budgets.

MORE INFORMATION Research Demographic and labor economics Fertility Human Capital Economic Growth Teaching Fertility Seminar Economic Growth Principles of Microeconomics Education and Recent Professional Experience Assistant Professor, Department of Economics and Research Associate, Center for Demography and Popultion Health, Florida State University (2005-present) Ph.D. in Economics, Brown University (2006) A.B. major in Economics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (1998) Manuscripts in Progress Hock, Heinrich. "The Pill and the Educational Attainment of American Women and Men." Hock, Heinrich and David N. Weil. "The Dynamics of the Age Structure, Dependency, and Consumption."