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As video games get better, young men work less and play more

By Brian Wallheimer| Dec 20, 2017

    • Economics

Can data help companies and workers find each other?

Can data help companies and workers find each other
By Howard Gold| Aug 30, 2017
While the US workforce-participation rate languishes near historic lows, many employers complain they are having a tough time finding qualified workers to fill open positions.
    • Economics

CBR Briefing #6

Jun 17, 2017

    • Economics

How the housing boom led to a bust in college attendance

The US housing boom that lasted from the late 1990s to the late 2000s may have helped boost the economy, but it led many young adults to choose jobs over going to college.

By Dee Gill| Jan 27, 2016

    • Economics
    • Public Policy

How Gary Becker saw the scourge of discrimination

By Kevin M. Murphy| Jun 15, 2015
Becker’s analysis would extend the reach of economics, and completely reshape the field—and social-science research in general, but it took decades to do so.
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