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Quick Assessment of the Geo-Economic Baseline Scenario in the Israel-Palestine Conflict

Western leaders are publicly expressing support for Israel but behind closed doors, they are working towards a temporary resolution to the conflict.

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Economic Hardships Persist as the Cost of Living Continues to Rise

The recent surge in the cost of living has left many households grappling with tough decisions as they contend with skyrocketing food and energy prices.

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The Case for Housing First

The homeless population can be loosely divided into three groups: the transient homeless who use a shelter once; the episodic homeless who return to the shelter repeatedly, but for brief periods; and the chronic homeless, who rely on homeless shelters for long periods.

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Evidence on Declining Intergenerational Mobility in the United States

If the US economy had considerable intergenerational mobility–that is, if the children growing up in lower-income households had a reasonably good chance of ending up as adults in higher-income households, and conversely the children growing up in higher-income households had a reasonably good chance of ending up as adults in lower-income households–then I would be less concerned about the extent of income and wealth inequality. 

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Israel War Adds to Global Turmoil

The surprise terrorist attack on Israel by Hamas has created a new geopolitical crisis with many unexpected implications.

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Claudia Goldin: A Nobel for the Study of Women’s Labor Market Outcomes

Claudia Goldin has been awarded the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 2023 “for having advanced our understanding of women’s labour market outcomes.”

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Claudia Goldin Wins Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences

Claudia Goldin has won with this year's Nobel Prize in Economics for her groundbreaking contributions to the field of women's employment and pay.