Articles from siepr.stanford.edu

Articles from siepr.stanford.edu

A Nobel-winning economist tackles water scarcity (siepr.stanford.edu)
2024-4-18 Nobel

Medical debt relief doesn't always work (siepr.stanford.edu)
2024-4-10

Economic report draws on work of SIEPR scholars (siepr.stanford.edu)
2024-4-9

Stanford summit tackles pivotal economic issues (siepr.stanford.edu)
2024-3-12

‘Geoeconomics' makes sense of a turbulent world (siepr.stanford.edu)
2024-3-7

California's public charging infrastructure (siepr.stanford.edu)
2024-3-2 California

The far reach of tax laws (siepr.stanford.edu)
2024-2-13 Tax

Economic trends to watch (siepr.stanford.edu)
2024-1-11

The geopolitics of cleaner chips (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-12-14

Most people don't understand how money works (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-12-7

Regulation and innovation (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-11-8

California draining (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-10-28 California

Companies are counting on inattentive subscribers (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-8-18

What to know about the Clean Vehicle Tax Credit (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-8-11 Tax

Summer's reductive impact on women in the workforce (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-7-29

Debunking the myth that immigrants drive crime (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-7-26 Immigration

IRS confirms Stanford study of racial bias in audits (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-6-22

Surprising insights from a global study on perceptions of gender norms (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-5-20

IRS confirms Stanford study of racial bias in audits (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-5-17

Report shows SIEPR scholars making a difference (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-5-9

A low-cost fix for tech's diversity problem (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-2-11

Study: When public hospitals go private, low-income patients lose (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-1-11

Five economic issues to watch (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-1-10

When public hospitals go private, low-income patients lose (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-1-10

Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR) finds wealthy Black mothers and infants fare worse than the poorest white mothers and infants. (siepr.stanford.edu)
2023-1-9

Striking inequalities in maternal and infant health (siepr.stanford.edu)
2022-11-30

World Bank President David Malpass discusses the crisis facing development (siepr.stanford.edu)
2022-10-4 World Bank

Study finds ‘substantial' costs on workers with severe COVID-19 illnesses (siepr.stanford.edu)
2022-9-13

The renminbi vs. the dollar (siepr.stanford.edu)
2022-8-20 Chinese Yuan

Investors beware: Crooked financial advisors can slip through regulatory cracks (siepr.stanford.edu)
2022-7-27

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