… a new approach to appraising the state of the U.S. labor market in real time. The Yale Labor Survey  (YLS) uses … key feature of the research is that it uses multiple user characteristics from the survey and user profiles of … the pandemic’s economic effects and inform policy.  Yale’s Tobin Center for Economic Policy  is supporting much of this …

… after the CARES Act, which could be due to the collapse of labor demand during the COVID-19 crisis,” said  Joseph … senior in Yale College and research assistant at the Tobin Center; Ilse Lindenlaub , assistant professor of … assistant professor of economics; Liana Wang ’20 B.A., an undergraduate research assistant; and  Ebonya Washington , …

… Building Reputations in Digital Labor Markets: Meet PhD Student Jingyi Cui … March 21, 2025 | … digital labor markets—an interest that traces back to her undergraduate days at Yale. A Decade at Yale, and a Spark for … “Bidding for Reputation in Online Labor Markets,” explores employer learning and wage dynamics on a labor platform. She …

… How do people’s marriage choices affect their labor market choices, and ultimately gender wage gaps and income … question: How do people’s marriage choices affect the labor market, and ultimately gender wage gaps and income …

… making ends meet. Yale economist  Giuseppe Moscarini , a labor market expert, says policymakers must move quickly but … for such extraneous reasons and not returning to the old employer reduces a worker’s earnings by more than 10% on … be providing financial support to households whose incomes fall and providing support to businesses, provided that they …

… theoretical arguments and empirical evidence that the key labor market indicator to predict wage inflation is the rate at … job. This rate, not unemployment, measures competition in labor markets.” he continued. The two-day conference …

… , many retirement plans are exacerbating pay inequity. Employer contributions to these plans disproportionately … liquid wealth, and those with richer parents. For example, employer contributions are highly concentrated, with 44% of … to the top 20% of earners. Moreover, the majority (59%) of employer contributions accrue to the 41% of employees who …

… to gain from changing jobs, high aggregate quits in tight labor markets predict lower wages, and ultimately inflation. … different in terms of their implications for the labor market. If someone uses an outside offer to raise their … Survey (CPS) to create a timeseries that measures the employer to employer transition rate (i.e., how often workers …

… Department and conducting trailblazing research in labor economics. Most recently, she and her co-authors have … workers Contractor’s current research explores the labor market impacts of society’s increasing reliance on technology … helping to plan the Herb Scarf program to connect undergraduate economics students with faculty on research …

… achievement. Appointees are expected to  teach at undergraduate and graduate levels and to engage in research. … University is an  Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer. Yale values diversity among its students,  staff, … via the  AEA JOE Network page  before November 15, 2018 .  A short  writing sample sent with your application is …

… nominations are: Adrian Rodrigues Panacea or Pariah: The Labor Market Returns of Private For-profit Institutions and … Residential Patterns Apsara Iyer Agricultural and Mining Labor Interactions in Peru:A Long-Run Perspective (1571-1812) …

… that John Eric Humphries will join the department in 2018.  He will first serve as a postdoctoral fellow at the … University of Chicago. His research focuses on topics in labor economics and applied microeconomics. In particular, he … role of cognitive and non-cognitive skills in the labor market. He has published work on the GED exam, non-cognitive …