News Archives
SIEPR Senior Fellow John Shoven has new research suggesting that if your chance of dying within the next year is 1 percent or less, you might be considered "middle aged.” CBS has the story.
America would benefit from “a more balanced approach” to its immigration policy, SIEPR Senior Fellow Ed Lazear writes in the Wall Street Journal.
SIEPR Director Mark Duggan and SIEPR Research Assistant Valerie Scimeca write about disparities in the usage of government "safety net" programs in this State of the Union issue of Pathways.
In this special issue of Pathways, SIEPR Senior Fellow Sean Reardon discusses notable progress made toward closing racial and ethnic gaps in educational outcomes but how the gaps remain large.
This Washington Post column draws on a recent SIEPR Policy Brief written by Senior Fellow Charles Kolstad.
This Associated Press story highlights research by SIEPR Faculty Fellow Marshall Burke showing climate change could slash 20 percent from global economic output by 2100 — more than five times previous estimates.
SIEPR Senior Fellow Alan Sykes warns in this Wall Street Journal editorial that Trump's trade strategy is "doomed to fail."
SIEPR Director Mark Duggan discusses the House-approved health care bill in this New York Times article.
SIEPR's Paul Milgrom writes an opinion piece in The Hill about the central role of economists, including himself, in designing spectrum auctions.
Education Week covers a new report by SIEPR's Thomas Dee that focuses on increasing the flow of teachers into areas where they're in shortest supply.
