CSWEP: Session Summaries

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Summaries of CSWEP-sponsored sessions presented at ASSA Annual Meetings and CSWEP Regional Meetings

AEA Washington Representative

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Frequently Asked Questions

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FAQ about the Summer Fellows Program

Summer Economics Fellows Program History

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Some Statistics and a Brief History of the Summer Economics Fellows Program

Summer Economics Fellows Program Sponsors

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A directory of the Summer Economics Fellows Program Sponsors

CSWEP: Top Ten Lists

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Information on CSWEP's "Top Ten List"

CSWEP 2015 Statistical Report on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession

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CSWEP: Annual Reports

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An archive of the CSWEP Annual Reports

CSWEP: Annual Survey

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Information on the CSWEP Annual Survey

CSWEP: Subchapters

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Do high taxes motivate star inventors to relocate?

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Tracking where Russia's top inventors went after the fall of the Soviet Union

The perils of daylight saving time

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November 04, 2016

The Wichita Eagle cited a paper that appeared in the April 2016 edition of American Economic Journal: Applied Economics about the perils of daylight saving time.

Why rain on Election Day can dampen voter enthusiasm (for years to come)

[Research Highlight]

November 01, 2016

More evidence that going to the polls can be habit-forming

Can one company’s patents help its competitors?

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When the patent on Zocor expired, the makers of rival Lipitor suffered too

Econ 101 Might Be Wrong About Supply and Demand

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November 10, 2016

A Bloomberg View column about rethinking the business cycle cited a 2006 article from the American Economic Review that may have been ahead of its time

Is Google hurting quality online journalism?

[Research Highlight]

October 24, 2016

Newspapers and online aggregators have a tense relationship, but may be able to work together

Police militarization can deter street crime

[News]

November 14, 2016

The Boston Globe cited a forthcoming paper in the American Economic Journal: Economic Policy about police militarization and the effect on crime.

Economists really understand auctions – but do they understand auctioneers?

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The human touch can make a big difference