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How workplaces shape the economic impact of caregiving shocks on mothers

What if your child is suddenly diagnosed with cancer?

How administrative data fosters young economists’ careers

Unlocking potential or reinforcing hierarchies?

Raising the glass raises risks for the whole family

Finnish study reveals significant health consequences of legal drinking ages, with risks spilling over to siblings

Gender-based expectations influence external demands for parental involvement

Schools are more likely to call mothers than fathers, regardless of availability

Pandemic slowed German firms’ tech progress

New research uncovers unexpected decline in advanced technology adoption while remote work tools surged

The well-being costs of immigration in Europe

No negative impacts on average life satisfaction in either the destination or sending countries

Brexit’s hidden cost: Higher patient mortality in NHS hospitals

New research reveals how immigration restrictions led to reduced care quality and thousands of additional deaths

How community networks shape elections after a crisis

New study explores the effect of social capital on post-disaster voting

How do future elites view inequality?

Study reveals Ivy League MBA students implement more unequal distributions than average Americans

Can AI solve the peer review crisis in economics?

New study explores AI’s potential and biases in evaluating research papers

Breaking barriers: Addressing gender and racial disparities in economics

New handbook chapter on inequality in the economics profession

Ideological bias in immigration research

Why studies based on the same data may reach different conclusions

Society underestimates men’s support for couple equity

Survey data from six countries reveals widespread misperceptions and the potential to promote gender equality

Improving day care access for disadvantaged families

Centralized systems and affirmative action policies enhance equity but pose challenges in segregation and funding

Caught in the trap: Long-term setbacks for mothers after childbirth

Returning to work in Minijobs significantly worsens mothers' employment and earnings prospects over the long run

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