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The Political Consequences of Mass Repatriation

By Edoardo °ä±ð´Ú²¹±ôà

òòò½Íø Journal: Economic Policy

What happens when a country’s electorate suddenly expands by hundreds of thousands of new voters? This study examines the political impact of the mass arrival of repatriates from Algeria to France. Using this quasi-experiment, I demonstrate that their...

Measuring Sensitive Outcomes through Ballot-Bag Surveys

By Bruno °ä°ùé±è´Ç²Ô, Ahmed Elsayed, and Jules Gazeaud

òòò½Íø Review: Insights

Prevailing methods for measuring sensitive outcomes confront researchers with an inherent bias-variance trade-off: direct questioning is prone to a sensitivity bias, while indirect methods such as list experiments are substantially less precise. We test...

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Gender and income

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

Call for Papers: 7th World Conference on Remedies to Racial & Ethnic Economic Inequality

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March 23, 2026

Abstracts should be submitted by April 17, 2026.

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The Productivity of Professions: Evidence from the Emergency Department

By David Chan and Yiqun Chen

òòò½Íø Review

This paper studies the productivity of nurse practitioners (NPs) and physicians, two professions performing overlapping tasks but with starkly different backgrounds, training, and pay. Using quasi-experimental variation in patient assignment to NPs versus...

Contextually Private Mechanisms

By Andreas Haupt and ´Ü´Çë Hitzig

òòò½Íø Review

A designer employs a dynamic protocol to elicit private information. Protocols produce a set of contextual privacy violations— information learned that may be superfluous given the context. A protocol is maximally contextually private if there is no ...

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Expanding Diversity in Undergraduate Classes with Advancements in (the) Teaching (of) Economics (EDUCATE) Workshop

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