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Melissa Kearney featured in The Hill on Yang's "Freedom Dividend"
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Yang's Freedom Dividend is not likely to reduce social inequality seriously
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Melissa Kearney featured in The New York Times on the interaction between economic growth and family formation
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Social context partially determines the family formation response to a positive income or earnings shock
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Melissa Kearney featured in The New York Times on Early Childhood Intervention
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Children exposed to "Sesame Street" were more likely to be enrolled in the correct grade level for their age at middle and high school
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Melissa Kearney outlines child poverty response
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Plan could virtually end child poverty
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Melissa Kearney's research illuminates COVID recovery potential
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We must deliberately spend and invest in ways that will strengthen our capitalist economy and expand economic security, she writes
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Michael Bader, American University and Visiting Scholar
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Segregation in Place: Estimating the Contribution of White Flight to Racial Segregation in the 21st Century
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Michael White, Brown University
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Migration, Urbanization, and Health: Insights from South Africa
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Michel Boudreaux comments on housing aid helps reduce asthma among kids in poverty on Reuters
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Low-income children may have fewer asthma emergencies when their families receive housing subsidies
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Michelle Poulin, UC Berkeley
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Seeds of Unity: Examining the Link Between Joint Land Titles and Women's Status in Western Uganda
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Microcredit and Willingness to Pay for Environmental Quality: Evidence from a Randomized-Controlled Trial of Finance for Sanitation in Rural Cambodia
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Raymond Guiteras, University of Maryland, et al. // Keywords: Willingness to pay, sanitation, microcredit, Becker-DeGroot-Marschak, randomization inference; 2016-003
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