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Top Stories
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Healthcare fragmentation linked to coordination challenges and higher costs
“Fragmented division of labor and healthcare costs: Evidence from moves across regions” Professor Leila Agha's new publication
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ECON Students Get Firsthand View of the Economies of Chile, Argentina
Chile's Finance Minister Felipe Larrain met with ECON 70 students, Professor Doug Irwin and Professor Marjorie Rose in Santiago, Chile
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The Economist : The big, beautiful border wall America built ten years ago
Professor Treb Allen’s new research "Border Walls" was picked up in The Economist
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How Trade Advances Global Prosperity
Nina Pavcnik and Douglas Irwin appear in a video on the benefits of trade presented at the Bloomberg Global Business Forum 2018.
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Professor Christopher Snyder named editor of the Journal of Law and Economics
A position rarely filled by professors outside of the University of Chicago.
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Congratulations to Prof. Irwin for Jones Biennial Prize
The Prize is awarded every other year for an Outstanding Book on North American Economic History by the Economic History Association.
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How Women’s Suffrage Improved Education for a Whole Generation of Children
Assistant Prof. Na’ama Shenhav's research "Who Benefited from Women's Suffrage?" was featured in the Atlantic.
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Ran Zhuo '17 awarded the Rintels Prize
The selection committee noted that "Ran identified a question that was full of economics, policy relevant, and poorly addressed in the prior literature"
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Not Working : Where Have All the Good Jobs Gone?
A candid assessment of why the job market is not as healthy. A new book by Prof. David Blanchflower.
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Recent Publications
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Export Markets and Labor Allocation in a Low-Income Country
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If Technology Has Arrived Everywhere, Why Has Income Diverged?
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Immigration Restrictions as Active Labor Market Policy: Evidence from the Mexican Bracero Exclusion
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Multilateral Trade Bargaining and Dominant Strategies
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