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The effect of parental death on individual earnings

May 8, 2026

The sudden death of a parent has a significant impact on labor earnings, but affects men and women differently.

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Resource misallocation

May 1, 2026

How do management practices in Mexico affect firm performance?

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East鈥揥est preindustrial wage divergence

April 22, 2026

The effects of land ownership on wages in Japan, 1600鈥�1870

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Starting later, finishing stronger

April 15, 2026

In developing countries, delayed school entry may lead to long-term gains.

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Delivering clean water

April 9, 2026

Fiona Burlig discusses an experiment in rural India that measured the value poor households place on potable water.

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Shareholder overlap and drug market competition

April 2, 2026

Common ownership between brand and generic pharmaceutical firms significantly reduces generic entry.

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How a win鈥搇ose mindset affects political and policy preferences

March 27, 2026

The origins and consequences of zero-sum thinking in the United States.

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Gender and income

March 19, 2026

Nonbinary and transgender workers face substantial earnings penalties relative to cisgender men.

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A short history of Asian immigration

March 11, 2026

Hannah Postel discusses the evolution of Asian immigration to the United States.

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Curbing the influence of criminals on public officials

March 5, 2026

Better pay for politicians is associated with less corruption in public procurement.