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At the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, we're working to address real-world challenges in economic policy in the U.S. and around the world.

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  1. Offering cheap internet service is a powerful tool for encouraging low-income customers to subscribe, but pricing as a strategy for closing the digital divide isn’t enough to eliminate the equity gap according to Senior Fellow Gregory Rosston.

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  2. Using survey data, Senior Fellow Matt Gentzkow constructed a measure of political polarization that compares the US to nine other countries, showing that polarization didn't rise as quickly in any country other than the US.

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  3. "Rather than keeping mortgages on their balance-sheets, non-banks tend to sell them on—not the best incentive to be ultra-cautious", says Senior Fellow Amit Seru.

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  4. Central banks have been hesitant to create digital currencies, according to Senior Fellow Darrell Duffie. People are uncertain of how to best monitor transactions in order to prevent fraud, among other questions.

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  5. U.S. metropolitan areas specializing in manufacturing—areas that faced particularly strong competition from Chinese imports—experienced the largest drops in average wages and the most political upheaval according to research by Faculty Fellow Brad Larsen.

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  6. Senior Fellow Pete Klenow discusses how population growth, trade, Big Tech, and innovations might affect America’s capacity for economic growth.

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  7. America’s widening political divide stands out above other nations, according to a new cross-country polarization study by Senior Fellow Matt Gentzkow and Levi Boxell, a PhD student.

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  8. Rent control doesn’t solve rising housing costs - reducing regulatory barriers in order to increase the supply of housing and lower prices does, according to research by Faculty Fellow Rebecca Diamond.

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  9. In his new paper, “The End of Economic Growth?”, Senior Fellow Charles Jones models what might happen in a world of declining population, arguing that living standards would stagnate as the population gradually vanishes.

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  10. People care more about customer reviews, ratings, and prices than occupational licensing when it comes to hiring professionals such as electricians, plumbers, and painters, according to research by Faculty Fellow Brad Larsen.

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  11. Throughout his career, Yotopoulos sought to address disparities in developing regions, from the Mediterranean to South East Asia to Latin America.

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  12. “We don’t want the balance sheet to be working at cross purposes with our interest rate policy.” — Mary Daly discusses why the central bank’s balance sheet policies should align to its “patient” approach to interest rates.

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  13. “Debt crises do not come slowly. They come swiftly and unexpectedly in the middle of the night.” — John Cochrane, senior fellow, speaking at the spring Policy Forum about the growing national debt.

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  14. “It’s a bit complacent when we say we don’t have an antitrust problem.” — Tommaso Valletti, speaking on a panel at the SIEPR Economic Summit, contends big technology companies need more scrutiny and should be restrained from monopolizing markets.

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  15. Lori Ajax, chief of , speaks at the Economic Summit, weighing in on the policy challenges for the new legitimate marketplace of marijuana.

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  16. “The unfortunate truth is that even in the Fortune 500, about 100 to 150 companies aren’t even in the game when it comes to cybersecurity.” — Alex Stamos explains the need to support businesses and government in battling cyberattacks.

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  17. “As long as it’s better than the status quo, which is a pretty low bar, it’s a step in the right direction.” — Roberton C. Williams III, speaking at the fall SIEPR Policy Forum, engages in a lively debate on strategies to combat climate change.

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  18. “We can’t stop the march toward an uninhabitable planet with just 1 percent of the planet that California is directly responsible for.” — Mary Nichols, delivering the keynote at the fall Policy Forum.

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  19. He helped launch two economic policy initiatives during his fellowship in Stockton. Now Mehraan Keval is reflecting on the impact he's had while also looking forward to his next steps toward a career in public policy.

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  20. “This has dramatically shifted what I thought I was capable of,” says Mehraan Keval, ’18, the first recipient of a SIEPR postgraduate fellowship.

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