Harvard Kennedy School Professor Randall Akee explores the concept of a Universal Basic Income, summarizing literature which shows that children whose families received cash transfers were more likely to complete high school on time, have higher educational attainment by age 21, show reduced depression and anxiety in adolescence and adulthood, and have better economic outcomes than children whose families did not.
A year ago President Trump declared “Liberation Day,” unleashing the highest tariffs in more than 80 years in an attempt to end a system under which, he argued, “foreign leaders have stolen our jobs,
This chapter explores situations in which gender/sex affect career-related negotiations, such as compensation, role advancement, or work–family conflict.
Outgroup bias is well documented and pernicious, manifesting in negative attitudes and behaviour towards outgroups.
The ways in which microeconomic policies affect macroeconomic growth is increasingly important to policymakers, and I’m delighted that this session of the conference is drawing attention to the topic.
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