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Here s where nine SA companies stand on returning to the office - San Antonio Business Journal

Here s where nine SA companies stand on returning to the office - San Antonio Business Journal
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The elusive work-from-home sweet spot and a wave of tough conversations with the boss: This Week in Work

The elusive work-from-home sweet spot and a wave of tough conversations with the boss: This Week in Work
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Black Workers Stopped Making Progress on Pay Is It Racism?

Black Workers Stopped Making Progress on Pay Is It Racism?
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Examining COVID-19 travel restrictions in developing countries

At the outset of the Covid-19 pandemic, the developing world took many of the same policy steps as developed nations to contain the spread, including lockdowns. This column uses evidence from India, where the government implemented one of the most stringent lockdowns, to show that domestic travel bans may actually have increased Covid-19 cases in developing countries with

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Students selected for economics summer institute | The Source | Washington University in St Louis

June 25, 2021 SHARE Washington University undergraduate students Faith Achugamonu, Christine Hutchinson, Nidhi Krishnan and Omaer Naeem, all in Arts & Sciences, have been selected for the inaugural Expanding Diversity in Economics (EDE) Summer Institute. The institute, hosted by the Becker Friedman Institute for Economics at the University of Chicago, will be held virtually July 18–Aug. 6. The inaugural cohort was chosen based on an interest in the study of economics and boasts an average 3.78 grade point average. In all, more than 200 students applied, and 45 were selected. The EDE Summer Institute aspires to offer opportunities in economics to a diverse group of students and encourage them to pursue degrees in the field. After attending the EDE Summer Institute, students will be a part of the EDE mentoring network.

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