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Research Highlights

AEA Research Highlights feature selected articles published in the AEA journals.

Podcasts — Interviews with AEA authors discussing their work.
Articles — Summaries of AEA articles, based on interviews with the authors.
Featured Charts — Illumination of graphs from AEA journal articles.

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On the wrong track

October 17, 2018
An education reform at the University of Cape Town offers lessons on grouping students by academic achievement.
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Cutting taxes, creating jobs

October 15, 2018
How would lowering the corporate tax rate affect entrepreneurial decisions and employment?
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Take it to the bank

October 3, 2018
How payment methods determine the amount you save
Research Highlights Article

Escaping to opportunity

October 1, 2018
Leaving impoverished public housing projects has profound long-term consequences for children.
Research Highlights Article

Explanation of benefits

September 26, 2018
Are policymakers providing enough information about social programs?
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Job killer or creator?

September 24, 2018
What impact did a $15 per hour minimum wage have on the employment rate in three cities?
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Back to school

September 19, 2018
Providing more information to prospective students encourages a return to school.
Research Highlights Article

Equal opportunities?

September 17, 2018
The AEA interviews Kelly Bedard about how gender-neutral tenure clock stopping policies can actually widen the gender gap in the profession.