… in the relevant domain. This changes the observations people make about the person for the worse, exacerbating the … who’s discriminated against may lead to underestimating people with other group characteristics (e.g., people of a different race or gender or age), because …

… 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 … daily average user base as a general measure of activity (e.g., mobility of users predicts economic activity in an …

… high population density, urban crowding, and poverty. When people are crowded into urban slums, it is not clear you can … extensive — much larger than in advanced economies. Many people work in the informal sector and rely on daily wages. … let them work, you throw them into poverty overnight. People in developed countries are facing hardship, but there …

… at reasons that an employee might apply for a new job (e.g., because they are unhappy), or accept an offer (e.g., … 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 microgrids for solar in rural Bihar, in India, where people don’t have access to electricity. That could be …

… 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 … to the city periphery were not richer than the people who already lived there (which debunks 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 … also asking general COVID-related questions to understand people’s awareness of COVID. We’re interested in …

… 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 hard to catch these, …

… 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 … to reduce risk of new infections. “ Our data show that people have adopted protective health behaviors, but they are …

… 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 … other STEM fields could create an additional barrier to people, including women and racial minorities, who are …

… 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 … response rate? Our response would be somewhere around 90%. People enjoy telling you about their stuff. I’ve surveyed a …

… programs so that they can benefit the greatest number of people. The Yale Research Initiative on Innovation and Scale, … policy and is delivered to hundreds of thousands of people. “ The world becomes vastly more complicated when a … of villages is expanded to assist hundreds of thousands of people.” Y-RISE is supported by an anonymous donor and The …