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A new Bloomberg article quotes SIEPR's Nicholas Bloom on how the success of remote work depends on how well it's managed.

A new Wall Street Journal article quotes Gopi Shah Goda on tax incentives to encourage retirees to work.

The USA TODAY Fact Check Team analyzed claims on abortion, immigration, guns, inflation and more. Research by SIEPR's Ran Abramitzky on immigration and crime is cited.

A recent Business Insider article discusses how technology can help promote equity. Findings from SIEPR's Sean Reardon are cited.

Research on debt forgiveness by SIEPR's Neale Mahoney shows tackling poverty with cash is ineffective. Learn more in The Washington Post.

A provocative new paper by SIEPR's Hanno Lustig gets central bankers talking at Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's annual gathering in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

SIEPR's Nick Bloom highlights the multiple benefits of a hybrid work system. Read the Reuters piece here.

The Supreme Court ended its 2024 term with major rulings affecting federal agencies. SIEPR's Anne Joseph O'Connell is co-author of this JAMA Viewpoint.

The Supreme Court ended its 2024 term with major rulings affecting federal agencies. SIEPR's Anne Joseph O'Connell weighs in via a new JAMA viewpoint.

With an interest rate cut on the horizon, a new piece in The New Yorker overviews voter sentiments amid a tumultuous political climate. SIEPR's Neale Mahoney is quoted.

"Her proposals would lead to slower growth, more inflation, and no relief from the debt crisis," writes SIEPR's Michael Boskin for The Wall Street Journal.

A new article published by The Hill references the Taylor Rule, which ties interest rates to inflation and economic growth, and was developed by SIEPR's John Taylor.

 “Medical debt is a dark corner in the U.S. healthcare system, and shining a light on it can be “a strong disinfectant,” SIEPR’s Neale Mahoney tells "The Los Angeles Times."

SIEPR Senior Fellow and Nobel Prize winner Alvin Roth discusses the pros and cons of time banking on a recent episode of the podcast "Freakonomics."

“If your networks are doing well, you may think that you can do well, too,” SIEPR's David Grusky tells The New York Times.

Immigrants have had lower incarceration rates than the U.S.-born over a 150-year period, SIEPR's Ran Abramitzky tells the Los Angeles Times.

Cites a study led by SIEPR's Scott Rozelle, looking at how Chinese citizens view meritocracy.

The Atlantic talks to SIEPR's David Lobell about food shortages, agriculture, and the role of climate change.

Politicians must resist the temptation of using a recession to tick off costly wish list items, writes SIEPR's Michael Boskin for Project Syndicate.

SIEPR's Matteo Maggiori speaks on Bloomberg: The China Show about making the yuan a global currency.