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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 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.

Bruce Cain discusses how the digital economy and ‘homogenous bubbles’ are a key part of why disadvantaged populations are getting pushed out into far-flung exurbs.

Matthew Gentzkow tells USA Today that targeting inflammatory ads on politically divisive issues is easier said than done.

George Shultz, honorary chair of the SIEPR Advisory Board, & sr. fellows Michael Boskin, John Cochrane, John Cogan, & John Taylor, team up to write this Washington Post editorial.

This New York Times story features the latest research by SIEPR Senior Fellow Raj Chetty.

Work by SIEPR's David Grusky and other SIEPR fellows, finds that progress on eliminating gender inequality has slowed or stalled entirely.

Thomas Dee shows that instructors are nearly twice as likely to respond to comments from white male students in online courses than to those from any other race-gender combination.

Insights by ���˴�Ƭ Business speaks with SIEPR Senior Fellow Paul Oyer about his research from behind the wheel as an Uber driver.

The New York Times highlights a computer science ethics course that SIEPR Senior Fellow Jeremy Weinstein is co-developing at ���˴�Ƭ.

The Economist cites SIEPR Advisory Board member James Liang — a research professor in economics at Peking University — and his insights on the impact of China’s two-child rule.

SIEPR’s John Shoven finds that waiting just a few months before retiring has enormous advantages no matter how much you make.

SIEPR’s Trione Visiting Professor Emily Oster writes about how a new law changed behavior "more effectively than a thousand public service announcements might have.”

This Washington Post article discusses a study co-authored by SIEPR Senior Fellow Ran Abramitzky, highlighting its findings on Norwegian immigrants.

This U.S. News and World Report piece highlights new research from SIEPR’s Rebecca Diamond, suggesting policies on “food deserts” might be off-target.

America is two million workers short of where it should be because many are on disability — or the couch, SIEPR Senior Fellow Ed Lazear writes in the Wall Street Journal.