Gregory Colman

Gregory Colman is Professor of Economics at Pace University, and a research economist in the NBER's Economics of Health program. His research examines health insurance reform; health-related behaviors, such as exercise and tobacco use; the labor market and households' time use; and the equity of public policies; and his work been suported by the National Institutes of Health and various private foundations. He is also the adviser to Pace University's nationally-winning Federal Reserve Challenge Team.

New York’s Congestion Toll Helped Ambulances Move Faster

In new research, Yulia Chikish, Gregory J. Colman, Dhaval M. Dave, Brad R. Humphreys, Zachary Santamaria, and Zachary Winship find that New York City congestion pricing has reduced emergency medical services response times.

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