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SIEPR Senior Fellow Matthew Gentzkow contends it's time to stop casting social media as the villain behind the nation's growing political divide. His research shows otherwise.

The Atlantic features new research by SIEPR’s Maya Rossin-Slater that found the more 90-degree days fetuses or infants experienced, the lower their earnings were in adulthood.

SIEPR’s Roger Noll discusses in this CNBC story how a provision in the tax plan could undermine new stadium projects.

New research by SIEPR’s Matthew Gentzkow finds that the average retail chain could increase profits by 7 percent if stores switched to a flexible pricing system.

SIEPR Visiting Fellow Gabriel Zucman explains the methods that corporations and the wealthy use to avoid paying taxes in this New York Times opinion piece.

As California debates rent caps, SIEPR Faculty Fellow Rebecca Diamond’s latest working paper shows how rent controls played a role in San Francisco’s runaway housing costs.

This Washington Post column quotes SIEPR Senior Fellow Joshua Rauh and his research on hidden pension liabilities to explain how the Republican tax plan could backfire.

SIEPR’s Nicholas Bloom helps kick off a new Marketplace “Five Things” series, saying earnings reports are probably more massaged than a lineman after the NFL Super Bowl.

George Shultz, honorary chair of the SIEPR Advisory Board, and SIEPR Senior Fellow John Cogan call for a Federal Reserve chair who will work toward a faster-growing economy.

This New York Times article on the impact of health care reform in a small Arkansas town quotes SIEPR Director Mark Duggan, referencing his Policy Brief on “How to Heal Obamacare.”

George Shultz, honorary chair of SIEPR’s Advisory Board, makes a case for three ways to modernize the North American Free Trade Agreement in this New York Times editorial.

Dwindling eureka moments? The Economist highlights the recent research of SIEPR senior fellows Nicholas Bloom and Charles Jones.

Bridging an "apocalyptic gap": The pathbreaking work of SIEPR’s Scott Rozelle is featured in Science.

The Financial Times calls out SIEPR's Peter Klenow in a story on what's ahead for interest rates.

SIEPR Senior Fellow John Cogan’s new book, “The High Cost of Good Intentions,” and his insights on the longevity — and expansion — of entitlements.

SIEPR’s John Cochrane proposes in The Wall Street Journal replacing all existing federal taxes with a national value-added tax.

SIEPR’s Charles Kolstad talks to ���˴�Ƭ News about how the government flood insurance market is due for a “politically tortuous overhaul.”

SIEPR Senior Fellow Eric Hanushek says he's seen no proof that putting more money into public education will lead to better outcomes.

The Wall Street Journal covers a study by SIEPR's Mark Duggan and Gopi Shah Goda disproving projections that the Affordable Care Act would drive workers out of the labor force.

This article on a new study by SIEPR’s Sean Reardon highlights how shifts in private school enrollment could come to perpetuate the nation’s growing wealth divide.