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  1. 14 hours ago

    John Cogan details the history of entitlements and shares which presidents had the most success at reform.

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  2. Sep 7

    Maya Rossin-Slater spoke about paid family leave benefits at today's All-California Labor Economics Conference at SIEPR.

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  3. Sep 7

    Low taxes on repatriated cash would benefit shareholders, but have result in little gain for anyone else.

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  4. Sep 6

    An August 2016 paper by concluded that bitcoin is subject to speculative bubbles.

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  5. Sep 5

    John Cochrane proposes replacing all existing federal taxes with a national value-added tax.

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  6. Sep 1

    In the past half-century, women have poured into the labor market, despite automation destroying old office jobs.

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  7. Sep 1

    The government insurance market is due for a "politically tortuous overhaul," says Charles Kolstad.

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  8. Aug 31

    "The idea that the ACA is a job killer – we don't see that actually happening," says SIEPR's Gopi Shah Goda.

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  9. Aug 30

    Children who grow up in low-poverty areas earn more than peers in high-poverty areas, says research by Raj Chetty.

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  10. Aug 28

    The amount of data available has helped restrict ideological leanings among economists, writes .

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  11. Aug 25

    Anat Admati describes four financial sector myths that lead to "willful blindness" among politicians and regulators.

    2 replies 4 retweets 8 likes
  12. Aug 24

    Local governments are increasingly borrowing from commercial banks rather than issuing public bonds:

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  13. Aug 22

    Stanford Magazine highlights research by Raj Chetty and David Grusky to study inequality and opportunity in the U.S.

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  14. Aug 17

    Stated privacy preferences often don't align with actions – especially when free pizza is involved.

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    Aug 17

    China's national emissions market would be "by far the world's largest cap-&-trade system," says Larry Goulder.

    3 replies 25 retweets 38 likes
  16. Aug 17

    A lack of knowledge about what a "liberal arts" institution is could be partially to blame.

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  17. Aug 16

    The nationwide system would quadruple the scope of the existing carbon-trading program, says Larry Goulder.

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  18. Aug 15

    The end of colonial rule in India resulted in the birth of two nations. Economists explain some consequences.

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  19. Aug 15

    American-sounding names also resulted in economic and social benefits for children of immigrants.

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  20. Aug 10

    Research by Rebecca Diamond looks at the impact of projects subsidized by the low-income housing credit.

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