… this week hosted by the Department of Economics, Google’s Chief Economist Hal Varian presented on how Google Trends … after that. Google Trends—which provides data on what people are searching for in real time—provides daily or … that many searches lead to quick actions. For example, people who search for “coffee near me” are very likely to …

… ideas in macroeconomics and related fields. At this year’s meeting, Yale Economist Giuseppe Moscarini delivered the … salary can then serve as a proxy measure of how many people have inefficient or or poorly allocated jobs, … measurement defined as the rate at which employed people switch jobs divided by the rate at which unemployed …

… in economic development for a lot of the reasons many people are. Why are developing countries so much poorer? What … into a position where everybody can use it, especially people in poor countries. So, for example, that could be … Ryan on Season 2, Episode 1 of the Economic Growth Center’s Voices in Development Podcast, which explores issues …

… Sun Kyoung Lee , is a recipient of one of this year’s  IPUMS Research Awards . The awards honor the best … process was not entirely true in New York City. People who stayed in the core were wealthier than the ones … poorer than those already living there. Moreover, the people who stayed at the periphery got richer as the …

… On March 24, India’s government announced a nationwide lockdown to contain the … from the urban areas where they work. These are very poor people. After the lockdowns were announced, many decided to … centers to working remotely. We’ve returned to samples of people we previously surveyed and began asking them about …

… these updated guidelines will help the American people, Congress, and the courts understand the effects of … the quarterly data, and were off by a factor of four. The people at OIRA and the people at the White House work really … “If you’re interested in virtually any policy area, there’s something here that will affect the way that policy is …

… Cox’s Bazar, a coastal city in southeast Bangladesh, is home to … living in overcrowded camps. Like other forcibly displaced people across the globe — more than 70 million in all — the … with UNHCR to prevent outbreaks.” Since 2017, the Rohingya people, a stateless ethnic Muslim minority group, have sought …

… the 1981 Nobel Prize in Economics, led one of the course’s discussion sections — a job usually reserved for graduate … a portion of his research to analyzing how the choices people make in school affect their options later in life. … exploring the uncertainty that accompanies the decisions people make about their educations. For example, the courses …

… The Economic Growth Center, a research division of Yale’s Department of Economics, is one of the oldest institutions … is: “How come India isn’t like California?” Its people are just as smart. It’s a democracy. So what are the … are health and education low? Is it access? Is it because people underestimate their value? It’s easy to come up with …

… by Chair, Dirk Bergemann.  With a turnout of about 60 people from the Economics Department, the Cowles Foundation, … by Chair, Dirk Bergemann.  With a turnout of about 60 people from the Economics Department, the Cowles Foundation, … by Chair, Dirk Bergemann.  With a turnout of about 60 people from the Economics Department, the Cowles Foundation, …

… programs so that they can benefit the greatest number of people. The Yale Research Initiative on Innovation and Scale, … Mushfiq Mobarak, professor of economics at Yale and Y-RISE’s faculty director, explained that the program evaluations … policy and is delivered to hundreds of thousands of people. “ The world becomes vastly more complicated when a …

… Upstart has over the last 15 months lent $135 million to people with mostly negligible credit ratings. Typically, they … Upstart has over the last 15 months lent $135 million to people with mostly negligible credit ratings. Typically, they … Upstart has over the last 15 months lent $135 million to people with mostly negligible credit ratings. Typically, they …

… benefits neither encouraged layoffs during the pandemic’s onset nor deterred people from returning to work once businesses began … relative to workers with less-generous benefit increases. People with more generously expanded benefits also resumed …