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“This is not a silver lining. The pandemic is incredibly destructive...But it shows that when we really disrupt the economy and shut things down, we emit a lot less pollution[...]"

"Even big companies may face limits as to what they can or are willing to provide," says SIEPR Senior Fellow Nicholas Bloom.

“People will change their habits, and some of these habits will stick,” said SIEPR Senior Fellow Susan Athey [...]

What consequences will the novel coronavirus have on our future—and is there a silver lining? SIEPR Senior Fellows Marshall Burke and Nicholas Bloom join Freakonomics to discuss.

“The country is being affected by a sudden shock that is preventing people from going to work and getting paid [...]"

Sr Fellow Ran Abramitzky discusses his research showing new immigrants to the United States assimilate as quickly as they ever did, and delves into what that means for the economy.

A two-year study by SIEPR Senior Fellow Nicholas Bloom found that telecommuting resulted in remarkable productivity gains—but there are even more potential benefits, beyond that.

Senior Fellow Ran Abramitzky and his colleagues find that after the 1920s border closure, earnings of native-born workers actually declined.

“Nothing like this has ever happened before,” says Nicholas Bloom. “The coronavirus could end up being the key spur for the development of working from home in Asia.”

People care more about customer reviews, ratings, and prices than occupational licensing when it comes to hiring professionals such as electricians, plumbers, and painters [...]

SIEPR Senior Fellow Pete Klenow discusses how population growth, trade, Big Tech, and innovations might affect America’s capacity for economic growth.

SIEPR Senior Fellow Ran Abramitzky's research looks at immigrant earnings over a long sweep of history and contradicts prejudices on both sides of today’s immigration debate.

“No matter when their parents came to the U.S. or what country they came from, children of immigrants have higher rates of upward mobility than their U.S.-born peers," [...]

Senior Fellow Ran Abramitzky's research shows upward mobility for immigrants is greater now than it was a century ago.

Children of poor immigrants in America have had greater success climbing the economic ladder than children of similarly poor fathers born in the United States [...]

How is Brexit-related uncertainty influencing the UK economy? SIEPR senior fellow Nicholas Bloom shares research insights on how Brexit is already impacting UK firms.

Anat Admati, SIEPR senior fellow and professor at the ��ɫ��Ӱ GSB, identifies a number of ways business schools can start practicing and promoting civic-minded leadership.