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The paper “Why Do Workers Dislike Inflation? Wage Erosion and Conflict Costs,” by UCLA Professor Joao Guerreiro and coauthors Jonathon Hazell, Chen Lian, and Christina Patterson, was recently featured in Matthew Yglesias’s Slow Boring blog. The paper argues that standard measures understate the cost of inflation for workers because they often must take costly actions […]
UCLA Professor Juliana Londoño-Vélez and UCLA graduate student Estefanía Saravia have been awarded the Arrow Award for their article, “The Impact of Being Denied a Wanted Abortion on Women and Their Children,” published in The Quarterly Journal of Economics. The Arrow Award celebrates excellence in health economics and is presented annually to the authors of the best health […]
In the VoxDev Development Economics podcast, UCLA Professor Adriana Lleras-Muney explores the complex relationship between poverty and health, the forces that shape it, and what policymakers can do to improve outcomes. The podcast can be found here.
A paper by UCLA economist Martha Bailey, “The Economics of Childbearing: Trends, Progress, and Challenges,” is featured in a recent New York Times article on fertility trends in the United States. The article highlights Bailey’s analysis of recent declines in U.S. fertility, emphasizing that lower birth rates may reflect delayed childbearing rather than a permanent decision to forgo motherhood. […]
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