How firms in Germany react to the COVID-19 crisis
Mitigation responses are stronger among weak firms and those with expectations of a long shutdown
How role models influence prosocial behavior during COVID-19
Actions of fellow citizens and political leaders affect donations and volunteering in different ways
Short-term consequences of COVID-19 on labor market outcomes in the United States
Negative impacts especially for men, younger workers, immigrants, Hispanics and less-educated workers
Katharine Abraham and Shelly Lundberg newly elected AEA Distinguished Fellows
Awards recognizes their lifetime research contributions
Helping job seekers online
COVID-19 increases joblessness but also prevents the provision of face-to-face employment assistance
Low-income earners suffer most from the COVID-19 crisis
Having the option to work from home is largely a matter of education
Do immigrants integrate differently in new and traditional host countries?
New study shows that immigrants enter the Finnish and Swedish labor markets in a remarkably similar manner
How expectations affect compliance with COVID-19 social-distancing measures in Italy
People’s willingness to comply is related to their expected end date of self-isolation measures