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Laurence Ball The crisis has left deep scars, which will affect both supply and demand for many years to come. Blanchard (2012) The Covid-19 pandemic in the US has led to volumes of initial claims for unemployment and unemployment rates not seen since the Great Depression period, pushing the economy into a recession. As policymakers map out potential recovery paths, much of the debate tends to focus on short-run and medium-run implications. Can we hope for a ‘V-shaped’ rebound, at least once vaccines have been widely distributed, or will it take a long time between economic decline and s...

Deaths of family members may trigger ripple effects across family networks, reverberating in the lives of children in complex and, sometimes, unexpected ways. In a study, the researchers found that deaths in the family can affect the educational attainment of children. That impact most often is negative, but, in certain cases, a family death can improve the chances that children will further their education, said Ashton Verdery, associate professor of sociology, demography and social data analytics, Penn State. “Overwhelmingly, the prior work on topics related to this focused on the many ...

Date Time New nationwide survey shows MAGA supporters’ beliefs about pandemic, election and insurrection A new University of Washington study examines the beliefs of fervent Trump supporters about the pandemic, the election and the January riot at the U.S. Capitol.Blink O’fanaye In the wake of the Capitol riot and on the eve of former President Trump’s second impeachment trial, new data from the University of Washington reveals the attitudes and beliefs that are growing within the Republican Party. Surveys of hundreds of fervent Trump voters, whom researchers refer to as Make American G...

This week, we’re joined by Carrie Makarewicz, associate professor at the University of Colorado at Denver; Prentiss Dantzler, assistant professor at Georgia State University; and Arlie Adkins, associate professor at The University of Arizona to talk about their paper in Housing Policy Debate: “Another Look at Location Affordability: Understanding the Detailed Effects of Income and Urban Form on Housing and Transportation Expenditures.” The paper looks at how households with varied incomes spend on housing and transportation based on location. It’s the most recent iteration of a debate...

With president trump. we saw the secretary just a coupcu couple a minutes ago over at the pentagon. north korea clearly one of the topics in the headlines, but so is something else. a decision overnight from the secretary to put the brakes, for now, on that transgender ban the president wants in the military. hans nichols, what is the secretary saying about thiz transgender ban? >> he wants to have an independent panel study this issue on how transgender individuals could potentially serve in the military and what to do about those transgender individuals, men and women that are serving their ...