News Archives
SIEPR Director Mark Duggan tells The New York Times that the Social Security Administation agency tightened the approval process behind the scenes.
In an op-ed in City A.M., Anat Admati urges policymakers to create and enforce proper rules in order to avoid another financial crisis.
In Foreign Affairs, Nicholas Bloom writes about his research on the slowdown of productivity growth.
The New York Times discusses the findings of John Shoven's recent working paper, "The Power of Working Longer."
Failing to meet climate mitigation goals laid out in the U.N. Paris Agreement could cost the global economy tens of trillions of dollars, according to a new report led by SIEPR Faculty Fellow Marshall Burke.
James Sweeney says it will be “challenging but not impossible” for California to meet its targets for zero-emissions vehicles in this San Francisco Chronicle story.
The Wall Street Journal talks about the economic-policy “uncertainty index” co-created by Nick Bloom to explain stock-market patterns and current investor struggles.
The Wall Street Journal features Paul Oyer’s research on “dinner table human capital,” highlighting its findings of like-father, like-son benefits.
As lawmakers grapple with controversy over Facebook’s handling of user data, Michael Boskin renews his call for technology policy in this op-ed featured in The Guardian.
The New York Times cites Susan Athey's research on a privacy paradox, showing how people gave up their friends' email addresses in exchange for free pizza.
