Study after study has demonstrated that discrimination against minorities—in employment, in housing, and in other areas of life—is a global problem. The new scientific imperative is less about further documenting the problem, and more about solving it.
While consumers are a little hazy about overall inflation, asking them about prices for individual categories yields more realistic forecasts.
People Can Forecast Price Rises—If Asked the Right Questions
Chicago Booth’s Chad Syverson talks about what’s happened to US productivity.
How Low Productivity Cost You $25,000
Researchers put a twist on a classic experimental design.
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