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Investment tax cuts and jobs

March 30, 2020

How much does a tax deduction on capital purchases stimulate employment?

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Connecting across disciplines

March 25, 2020

Other fields in the social sciences have been increasingly citing economics research. Has economics become more outward-looking, too?

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Will work for insurance

March 16, 2020

Americans put off retirement to keep employer-provided prescription drug benefits.

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Steering clear of risky mortgages

March 11, 2020

To what extent could financial education help home buyers make wiser decisions?

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A puzzling development

March 2, 2020

India has grown a lot in the past three decades, but it’s been uneven. Can that continue?

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Navigating reality

February 26, 2020

How do maps shape economic decisions with the information they convey?

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Join the club

February 18, 2020

Safe spaces for young girls in Africa helped them take control of their lives.

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Foreign investment

February 12, 2020

Public research universities in states that have had severe funding cuts for higher education have also had large gains in international students.

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Unfortunate sons

February 3, 2020

Evidence from the Vietnam War shows how parents’ experiences can have a long-lasting impact on their children.

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Breaking the glass ceiling, broken marriages

January 29, 2020

For women, being promoted to a top job increases the risk of divorce. The same isn't true for men.