Does Land Use Regulation Lower the Average Price of Housing in Cities?
June 2024. Anthony Yezer. IIEP working paper 2024-03
Category: Authors
Institutions, International Financial Integration, and Output Growth
March 2024. Sunil Sharma. IIEP working paper 2024-01
Estimating Returns to Schooling and Experience: A History of Thought
November 2023. Barry Chiswick. IIEP working paper 2023-12
Illuminating Africa?
November 2023. Giorgio Chiovelli, Stelios Michalopoulos, Elias Papaioannou, Tanner Regan. IIEP working paper 2023-11
International Spillovers of Quality Regulations
June 2023. Ariel Weinberger, Luca Macedoni. IIEP working paper 2023-10
Outward and Upward Construction: A 3D Analysis of the Global Building Stock
October 2023. Remi Jedwab, Thomas Esch, Klaus Deininger, Daniela Palacios-Lopez. IIEP working paper 2023-09
Missing Persons: The case of public participation in AI strategies
August 2023. Susan Aaronson, Adam Zable. IIEP working paper 2023-08
Data Dysphoria: The Governance Challenge Posed by Large Learning Models for Generative AI
August 2023. Susan Aaronson. IIEP working paper 2023-07
The Effects of Climate Change in the Poorest Countries: Evidence from the Permanent Shrinking of Lake Chad
August 2023. Remi Jedwab, Federico Haslop, Roman D. Zarate, Carlos Rodríguez-Castelán. IIEP working paper 2023-06
The Role of Social Connections in the Racial Segregation of US Cities
July 2023. Tanner Regan, Andreas Diemer, Cheng Keat Tang. IIEP working paper 2023-05
Public Disclosure and Tax Compliance: Evidence from Uganda
June 2023. Tanner Regan, Priya Manwaring. IIEP working paper 2023-04
The Occupational Attainment of American Jewish Men in the Mid-19th Century
March 2023. Barry Chiswick, RaeAnn Robinson. IIEP working paper 2023-03
Early pension withdrawal as stimulus
February 2023. Steven Hamilton, Geoffrey Liu, Tristram Sainsbury. IIEP working paper 2023-02
Exciting, Boring, and Non-Existent Skylines: Vertical Building Gaps in Global Perspective
September 2022. Remi Jedwab, Jason Barr. IIEP working paper 2022-11
A Missed Opportunity to Further Build Trust in AI: A Landscape Analysis of OECD.AI
September 2022. Susan Ariel Aaronson. IIEP working paper 2022-10
Wicked Problems Might Inspire Greater Data Sharing
September 2022. Susan Ariel Aaronson. IIEP working paper 2022-09
Quantifying the impact of the latest U.S. tariff sanctions on Russia – a sectoral analysis
August 2022. Simon A. B. Schropp, Christian Lau, Olim Latipov, Kornel Mahlstein. IIEP working paper 2022-08
Ask a local: Improving the public pricing of land titles in urban Tanzania
June 2022. Tanner Regan, Martina Manara. IIEP working paper 2022-07
Modernizing and Reshaping the Bretton Woods Institutions for the 21st Century
September 2022. Ajay Chhibber. IIEP working paper 2022-06
Consumption Cities vs. Production Cities: New Considerations and Evidence
June 2022. Remi Jedwab, Elena Ianchovichina, Federico Haslop. IIEP working paper 2022-05
The Vortex Book Launch Event
Wednesday, April 25th, 2022
12:00-1:30 pm ET
via Zoom
China’s Irreconcilable Choices on Ukraine
Friday, April 22, 2022
11:00 - 12:30 p.m.
Linder Family Commons
Review of Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism and Progress, by Steven Pinker
Originally published 1/28/2022
How Benchmarks Affect International Asset Allocations and Capital Flows
Originally published on August 22, 2017
Comparison of Adaptation and Resilience vs Development Programs: Differences and Implications for International Organizations
Originally published on April 6, 2017
Sending the Wrong Message to Investors: Donald Trump and the Rule of Law
Originally published on March 24, 2017
A Quick and Dirty Critique of Trump’s First Trade Policy Agenda
Originally published on March 2, 2017
Nobel Peace Laureate Muhammad Yunus Visits IIEP
Originally published on October 27, 2016
Reflections on COP21 and the Paris Climate Agreement
Originally published on January 11, 2016
Thoughts on the Senate Finance Committee hearing
Originally published on January 27, 2015
Why a UN Climate Agreement Will Not Be Reached
Originally published on September 22, 2014
Why the U.S. and EU are Failing to Set Information Free
Originally published on July 2, 2014
The Internet That Connects Us–that brings us news, culture, ideas, goods and services–Is Also Increasingly Dividing Us
Originally published on July 1, 2014
PPP’s Impact on Poverty Rates Highlights the Value of Multidimensional Poverty Measures
Originally published on May 9, 2014
Fair Trade and the Multilateral Trading System
Originally published on April 29, 2014
Musing on Netmundial
Originally published on April 28, 2014
The Future of Part-time Jobs in the US Economy
Originally published on November 18, 2013
Janet Yellen leading the Fed – the Perspective of Two Female Economists
Originally published on October 10, 2013
Sen and his Critics: The Momentous and the Inconsequential
Originally published on August 8, 2013
Will a TAFTA make any difference at all?
Originally published on March 19, 2013
The Debt Ceiling Is Not the Way to Control the National Debt
Originally published on January 20, 2013
A Fair-Market Solution to the Gas Shortage in the US Northeast
Originally published on November 9, 2012
Campaign Promises and Anti-Competitive Jobs Policies
Originally published on October 8, 2012
Should the US Retaliate against China’s Currency Manipulation?
Originally published on September 28, 2012
Some Media Exaggeration
Originally published on September 26, 2012
What if China Stumbles?
Originally published on August 30, 2012
Another Look at the US Macro Data
Originally published on July 27, 2012
Why I signed the Manifesto for Economic Sense
Originally published on July 22, 2012
The WTO, Clove Cigarettes, and Individual Freedom
Originally published on April 9, 2012
The Politics of “Energy Independence”
Originally published on March 31, 2012
Apple, Foxconn and Fair Labor Standards
Originally published on March 30, 2012
Health Insurance Mandate Confusions
Originally published on March 28, 2012
Resolving Broken Promises: A Recipe for Economic Recovery
Originally published on March 23, 2012
A Review – Food Price Increases: Causes, Impacts and Responses – Part VII: Price Spikes Policy Solutions
Originally published on March 14, 2012
A Review – Food Price Increases: Causes, Impacts and Responses – Part VI: Price Volatility Policy Solutions
Originally published on March 14, 2012
A Review – Food Price Increases: Causes, Impacts and Responses – Part V: Price Trend Policy Solutions
Originally published on March 14, 2012
The Hidden Good News in the February 2012 Employment Numbers
Originally published on March 11, 2012
Elections, Jobs and What to Do About China
Originally published on March 7, 2012
A Review – Food Price Increases: Causes, Impacts and Responses – Part IV: Food Price Spikes
Originally published on March 5, 2012
A Review – Food Price Increases: Causes, Impacts and Responses – Part III: Food Price Volatility
Originally published on February 24, 2012
A Review – Food Price Increases: Causes, Impacts and Responses – part II: Rising Price Trend
Originally published on February 22, 2012
A Review – Food Price Increases: Causes, Impacts and Responses *
Originally published on February 22, 2012
Unemployment Rate Forecasts
Originally published on February 12, 2012
Transparency is Supply Side Governance: We also need trust from the demand side
Originally published on February 7, 2012
Groundhog Day Economic Forecasts
Originally published on February 2, 2012
A Different Structure for Making Trade Policy
Originally published on January 31, 2012
The Macroeconomic Impact of Regulatory Agency Spending
Originally published on January 29, 2012
Trade, Politics, and the Growth of Government
Originally published on January 26, 2012
Fed Watching
Originally published on January 20, 2012
A WARNING about the US-China Relationship
Originally published on November 20, 2011
More US-China Sparring
Originally published on November 15, 2011
US-China Policy Makes US Look Weaker
Originally published on October 6, 2011
Misguided China Bashing
Originally published on September 30, 2011
Developing a Moderate Party Platform – Part II
Originally published on September 19, 2011
Hurricane Irene and Global Climate Change
Originally published on August 30, 2011
Developing a Moderate Party Platform – Part 1
Originally published on August 27, 2011
Why the US is Not Greece
Originally published on August 18, 2011
Why Excessive Debt is the Real Problem – Part II
Originally published on August 16, 2011
S&P Comments Blame Administration more than Tea Party
Originally published on August 13, 2011
Why Excessive Debt is the Real Problem – Part I
Originally published on August 12, 2011
Evaluation BS
Originally published on August 9, 2011
Going Forward: More Fiscal Stimulus or Debt Reduction?
Originally published on August 7, 2011
Elite Wisdom
Originally published on May 9, 2011
Is Greed Good?
Originally published on April 26, 2011
An Excess of Excess Reserves
Originally published on April 5, 2011
A Season of Silliness and the National Debt Ceiling
Originally published on February 25, 2011
How Public Sector Unions Can Exploit the Taxpayers
Originally published on February 19, 2011
Reducing Inefficiencies in Government
Originally published on February 14, 2011
Two Moralities
Originally published on January 14, 2011
Special Interest Rule Bending
Originally published on January 14, 2011
More Fodder for No Labelers
Originally published on December 21, 2010
Twin Fiscal Problems
Originally published on December 13, 2010
Fiscal Stimulus Effects II
Originally published on December 10, 2010
The Fiscal Stimulus Effects
Originally published on December 9, 2010
Political Condescension and the Rise of Sarah Palin
Originally published on November 13, 2010
More about Fiscal Stimulus
Originally published on November 1, 2010
Problem with another Fiscal Stimulus
Originally published on October 30, 2010
Mixing Comedy and Commentary
Originally published on October 6, 2010
A US-China Trade War?
Originally published on September 27, 2010
A Tale of Three Hollywood Movies
Originally published on September 26, 2010
The Disadvantages of a Chinese Revaluation
Originally published on September 20, 2010
China’s Fixed Exchange Rate
Originally published on September 17, 2010
Is the WTO Bad for America?
Originally published on September 9, 2010
Helping in Haiti
Originally published on January 20, 2010
Macro Science vs. Micro Science
Originally published on December 3, 2009
Immanently Sensible: Politically Impossible
Originally published on November 27, 2009
FED Independence
Originally published on November 19, 2009
Health Care Bill Details
Originally published on November 12, 2009
Health Care Proposal Confusion
Originally published on August 20, 2009
The Principle of Unintended Consequences
Originally published on June 29, 2009
Government Ponzi Schemes are OK (!!??)
Originally published on June 22, 2009
Cap and Trade Protectionism
Originally published on June 11, 2009
A Bicycle Theory of the Economic Crisis
Originally published on June 3, 2009
Cap and Trade Delusions
Originally published on May 21, 2009
How to “Do No Harm”
Originally published on May 20, 2009
Climate Change and Uncertainty
Originally published on May 6, 2009
The Threat of Inflation/Deflation
Originally published on May 4, 2009
More on the Economic Crisis
Originally published on April 27, 2009
Internal Protectionism
Originally published on April 23, 2009
Explaining the Bubble
Originally published on April 6, 2009
Rising US Protectionism
Originally published on March 30, 2009
Pro and Con on Buy American Provision
Originally published on February 13, 2009
Fiscal Stimulus – Part 4
Originally published on January 27, 2009
Fiscal Stimulus – Part 3
Originally published on January 21, 2009
The Occupations of Free Women and Substitution with Enslaved Workers in the Antebellum United States
March 2022. Barry Chiswick, RaeAnn Robinson. IIEP working paper 2022-04
Fiscal Stimulus 101 – Part 2
Originally published on 01/14/2009
Fiscal Stimulus 101 – Part 1
Originally published on 01/09/2009
Disguised Protectionism
Originally published on 01/08/2009
To Spend or Not to Spend
Originally published on 01/07/2009
Thoughts on the Economic Crisis
Originally published on 10/23/2008
Why Price Gouging is a Public Service
Originally published on 09/27/2008
Bilaterals versus Multilaterals
Originally published on 09/05/2008
How to Make America Stronger
Originally published on 08/04/2008
Tennis and Politics
Originally published on 07/08/2008
Problems with Trade Rhetoric
Originally published on 06/26/2008
US Agriculture Debacle
Originally published on 05/20/2008
Campaign Rhetoric
Originally published on 05/14/2008
Clinton, Obama, Delegates and Fairness
Originally published on 03/16/2008
Economic and Social Collapse
Originally published on 07/14/2008
The Presidential Candidates on Trade
Originally published on 02/07/2008
Clinton, Obama and Change
Originally published on 01/17/2008
McCain and Romney In Michigan
Originally published on 01/15/2008
Mike Huckabee on Trade
Originally published on 12/21/2007
Level Playing Fields
Originally published on 10/30/2007
Fundamentals of Fairness
Originally published on 10/09/2007
A Lesson on Comparative Advantage
Originally published on 10/03/2007
US Tariffs
Originally published on 09/14/2007
Economic Costs of Combating Climate Change
Originally published on 07/18/2007
Dealing with a Chinese Tsunami
Originally published on 05/16/2007
What will the New US Jobs be?
Originally published on 04/19/2007
Chinese Tsunami
Originally published on 04/13/2007
Blinder on Trade
Originally published on 04/12/2007
Comparative Advantage with Factor Mobility
Originally published on 04/05/2007
How the WTO works (Q&A)
Originally published on 03/22/2007
Fair Trade Analogy
Originally published on 03/20/2007
Trade Blocs
Originally published on 03/20/2007
Keeping International Contests Legal
Originally published on 03/15/2007
Now That’s Protection!
Originally published on 03/09/2007
Entrepreneurship: John Mackey of Whole Foods
Originally published on 02/27/2007
How to Build a Better Mousetrap
Originally published on 02/25/2007
WTO Tariff Bindings
Originally published on 02/25/2007
More on Economic Churning
Originally published 2/23/2007
Economic Turbulence
Originally published 2/23/2007
Articles about Free Trade Wariness
Originally published 2/22/2007
A Simple Argument for Free Trade
Originally published 2/22/2007
Economic Planning in India: Did We Throw the Baby Out with the Bathwater?
February 2022. Ajay Chhibber. IIEP working paper 2022-03
Looking for Balanced Growth in China: Insights from the latest IMF Staff report
Friday, March 4th, 2022
9:30 - 11:00 a.m. ET
via Zoom
Trade Shocks and Supply Chains: What is Happening to the WTO and Globalization?
Tuesday, February 22nd, 2022
12:30 – 1:30 p.m. EST/6:30 – 7:30 p.m. CET
via Zoom
Extending Multidimensional Poverty Identification: From Additive Weights to Minimal Bundles
Monday, February 14th, 2022
11:00 - 12:15 p.m. ET
via Zoom
Scars of Pandemics from Lost Schooling and Experience: Aggregate Implications and Gender Differences Through the Lens of COVID-19
January 2022. Remi Jedwab, Roberto Samaniego, Paul Romer, Asif M. Islam. IIEP working paper 2022-02
Killer Cities and Industrious Cities? New Data and Evidence on 250 Years of Urban Growth
January 2022. Remi Jedwab, Marina Gindelsky. IIEP working paper 2022-01
Economic Effects and Policy Responses to Climate Change and Natural Disasters
Thursday, December 2nd, 2021
9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. EST
Latin America: The Pandemic, Poverty, and Policy
Wednesday, November 17th, 2021
4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. EST
via Zoom
IMF World Economic Outlook: Recovery During a Pandemic – Health Concerns, Supply Disruptions, and Price Pressures
Friday, October 29th, 2021
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. EDT
via Zoom
Did U.S. Politicians Expect the China Shock?
Friday, October 15th, 2021
9:30 a.m. - 11 a.m. EDT
via Zoom
Anti-Money Laundering Enforcement, Banks, and the Real Economy
June 2021. Senay Agca, Pablo Slutzky, Stefan Zeume. IIEP working paper 2021-20
The Impact of COVID-19 on Supply Chain Credit Risk
June 2021. Senay Agca, John R. Birge, Zi’ang Wang, Jing Wu. IIEP working paper 2021-19
Credit Shock Propagation Along Supply Chains: Evidence from the CDS Market
June 2021. Senay Agca, Volodymyr Babich, John R. Birge, Jing Wu. IIEP working paper 2021-18
A New Approach to Measuring Intercity Differences in Housing Costs
July 2021. Hyung Joon Chung, Nathaniel Harris. IIEP working paper 2021-17
Economics and American Judaism in the 21st Century
August 2021. Carmel Chiswick. IIEP working paper 2021-16
Cities Without Skylines: Worldwide Building-Height Gaps and their Possible Determinants and Implications
August 2021. Remi Jedwab, Jason Barr, Jan Brueckner. IIEP working paper 2021-15
Educational Responses to Migration-Augmented Export Shocks: Evidence from China
May 2021. Yao Pan, Jessica Leight. IIEP working paper 2021-14
Poverty, Climate, and Unemployment: Towards a World of Three Zeros
Thursday, September 16, 2021
10:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m. EDT
via Zoom
Global Contagion and IMF Credit Cycles: A Lender of Partial Resort?
July 2021. Stephen Kaplan, Sujeong Shim. IIEP working paper 2021-13
The Spatial Economic Effects of Conflict
Wednesday, June 9, 2021
9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. EDT
via Webex
Can Trade Agreements Solve the Wicked Problem of Disinformation
April 2021. Susan Aaronson. IIEP working paper 2021-12
India’s Trade Policy: Past, Present, Future
Wednesday, June 2, 2021
9:00 – 10:30 a.m. EDT
via Zoom
India’s Demographic Dividend or Disaster? Mismanaged Factors of Production – Land, Labor, Infrastructure, Cities
April 2021. Ajay Chhibber. IIEP working paper 2021-11
Disaggregating the Global MPI by Ethnicity
Monday, May 17, 2021
10 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. EDT
via Zoom
Counterfactual Dissimilarity: Can Changes in Demographics and Income Explain Increased Racial Integration in U.S. Cities?
March 2021. Paul E. Carrillo, Jonathan L. Rothbaum. IIEP working paper 2021-10
Why is India’s Financial Sector in Such Trouble: A Whodunnit?
June 2021. Ajay Chhibber. IIEP working paper 2021-09
Deepening or Diminishing Ethnic Divides? The Impact of Urban Migration in Kenya
March 2021. Eric Kramon, Joan Hamory, Sarah Baird, Edward Miguel. IIEP working paper 2021-08
The Effect of Social Connectedness on Crime: Evidence from the Great Migration
March 2021. Bryan A. Stuart and Evan J. Taylor. IIEP working paper 2021-07
Measuring Human Development for the Anthropocene
March 2021. Ajay Chhibber. IIEP working paper 2021-06
Data is Divisive: A History of Public Communications on E-commerce, 1998–2020
February 2021. Susan Ariel Aaronson and Thomas Struett. IIEP working paper 2021-04
What Do Hedonic House Price Estimates Tell Us When CAP Rates Vary?
February 2022. Paul E. Carrillo and Anthony Yezer. IIEP working paper 2021-03
Hidden Wealth
Wednesday, April 28, 2021
12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
via Zoom
International Monetary Fund’s Spring 2021 World Economic Outlook
Friday, April 23, 2021
1:30-3:00 pm EDT
via Zoom
Minimum Performance Targets, Multitasking and Incentives: Theory and Evidence from China’s Air Quality Controls
Friday, April 9, 2021
9:30 a.m.-11 a.m. EDT
Zoom
