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Income Inequality

Children of Workers Impacted by Automation Are More Likely To Experience Lower Income Mobility

Fredrik Heyman
A new empirical study examines whether advancements in automation and robotics have affected intergenerational income mobility. The authors find that parents’ exposure to new...
Democracy

Repeat Voting: A Simple Way To Get More Representative Results

Sergiu Hart
Democratic elections suffer from several shortcomings, including low voter turnout and the effects of inaccurate polling. Sergiu Hart suggests adopting a simple repeat voting...
Regulation

Gambling for Resurrection: How U.S. Banks Hedged Interest Rate Risk During 2022 Monetary Tightening

Amit Seru
Following a widely cited report on unrecognized bank losses due to interest rate rises, Amit Seru and his co-authors have taken a close look...
Democracy

Different Voting Methods Produce Different—and More Accurate—Results

Aaron Hamlin
There is a significant ongoing debate in the United States on the merits of plurality voting (how most American elections are conducted) and how...
Antitrust and Competition

Gauging Common Ownership in Fintech Markets

Anna Tzanaki
A new empirical paper estimates the scope and impact of common ownership in fintech markets. The authors find limited common ownership among private fintech...
Monetary Policy

Resolving the Banking Crisis

Peter DeMarzo
Following up their recent analysis of risk in the banking system, DeMarzo, Jiang, Krishnamurthy, Matvos, Piskorski and Seru argue that banks should be required...
Regulation

Crypto-Influencers Give Poor Investment Advice — and the SEC is Taking Notice

Joseph Pacelli
New research reveals that cryptocurrency advice from social media influencers could lead investors to lose money on average. Are regulators doing enough to protect...
News

Should We Regulate the Revolving Door of Regulators?

Elise S. Brezis
Is the revolving door of top regulators one of the reasons for a lack of good regulation? Based on her recent research, Elise Brezis...
Antitrust and Competition

Antitrust Needs Better Models for Estimating Social Welfare in the Digital Age

Seth G. Benzell
In a forthcoming article, Seth Benzell and Felix Chang explore how antitrust regulators can use insights from a new quantitative model of Facebook that...
Regulation

Destabilizing Digital “Bank Walks”

Naz Koont
Bank regulators have always assumed that bank deposits are ‘sticky,’ but the advent of digital banking is changing that. New research focuses not on...
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