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Learn about the Committees of the òòò½Íø.

Committee on Professional Climate

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Patient Costs and Physicians’ Information

By Michael J. Dickstein, Jihye Jeon, and Eduardo Morales

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Health plans in the U.S. increasingly use cost-sharing to steer demand for prescription drugs. However, the effectiveness of these incentives depends both on physicians’ price sensitivity and their knowledge of patient costs. We employ a moment inequ...

Does Increasing Financial Access to Contraception in the U.S. Reduce Unintended Pregnancies? Evidence from the M-CARES Randomized Controlled Trial at Two Years

By Martha J. Bailey, Emilia Brito, Deniz Gorgulu, Kelsey Figone, Vanessa Wanner Lang, Alexa Prettyman, and Vanessa K. Dalton

òòò½Íø Review: Insights

We use a randomized controlled trial to examine how out-of-pocket costs affect contraceptive method choice, pregnancy, abortion, and childbirth among uninsured U.S. women. The study recruited women seeking care through Title X—a national family plann...

Group Consulting Continues to Benefit Firms after a Decade: Experimental Evidence from Colombian Auto Parts Firms

By Leonardo Iacovone, David McKenzie, and William Maloney

òòò½Íø Review: Insights

We revisit a randomized experiment that demonstrated the cost-effectiveness of group-based, compared to individual, consulting services for firms in the Colombian auto parts industry using administrative data that now permits following firms for up to a d...

Social Defaults and Plan Choice: The Case of Spousal Following

By Tal Gross, Tim Layton, Daniel Prinz, and Julia Yates

òòò½Íø Review: Insights

We study how couples in the Medicare Part D program choose an insurance plan. Over 70 percent of enrollees choose the same plan as their spouse. Even among those with differing healthcare needs, well over half do so. Discrete-choice models suggest benef...

Professional Development Resources

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Responses to Extreme Temperatures: Migrant Networks and International Migration from El Salvador

By Ana Maria ±õ²úáñ±ð³ú, Juliana Quigua, Maria Jimena Romero, and Andrea ³Õ±ð±ôá²õ±ç³Ü±ð³ú

òòò½Íø Journal: Economic Policy, May 2026

We show that exposure to extreme temperatures significantly increases international migration from El Salvador, where nearly a quarter of the population lives in the United States. Extreme temperatures reduce corn yields, leading producers to decrease the...

World Cycles Revisited: Diverging Trends in Prices and Quantities

By Antoine Camous, Eric Monnet, and Damien Puy

òòò½Íø Journal: Macroeconomics

We revisit evidence on world cycles using a new quarterly macrofinancial dataset covering a broad set of countries from 1950 to the COVID-19 crisis. By filling historical data gaps, we show that previous studies overstated the influence of global facto...

Liquidity Reallocation and Run Resolution

By Haelim Anderson, Kinda Hachem, and Simpson Zhang

òòò½Íø Journal: Macroeconomics

We study efficient liquidity reallocation in a model of panic-based bank runs. We demonstrate that a competitive interbank market disciplines multiplicity in key equilibrium outcomes but cannot achieve the constrained efficient level of welfare when agg...

Demographics, Labor Market Power and the Spatial Equilibrium

By Nina Furbach

òòò½Íø Journal: Macroeconomics

This paper studies how demographics affect labor market power, the urban wage premium and the spatial concentration of population. Using disaggregated administrative data from Germany, I find that the labor supply elasticity to the firm decreases with ...

Covenant-Driven Fire Sales

By Shohini Kundu

òòò½Íø Journal: Macroeconomics

Covenants mitigate agency frictions but can trigger asset sales at fire sale prices. I demonstrate covenant-driven fire sales and trace their real effects. Following a large negative oil-price shock, collateralized loan obligations exposed to oil-and-ga...

The Democratic Marketplace: How a More Equal Economy Can Save Our Political Ideals by Lisa Herzog

By Julia °ä²¹²µÃ©

Journal of Economic Literature

EconLit at Conference Exhibitions

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Visit the EconLit/òòò½Íø booth at upcoming conferences.

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The lasting gains of universal preschool

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Evidence from Israel’s 1999 preschool law shows that disadvantaged communities can benefit from universal preschool education.

Journal of Economic Perspectives Editor Search — Request for Suggestions

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August 18, 2026

View the òòò½Íø Member Announcement from August 19, 2026.

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ASSA 2027 Annual Meeting

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