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An interesting paper by Deepak Premkumar, looking forward to it.

A great JMP by Elior Cohen from UCLA shows that providing housing gets people out of homelessness. Important and policy relevant new findings.

I look forward to reading this 🧵ever since Matt Notowidigdo started his annual tradition of listing his favorite economics papers published every year. 😀 I'm thrilled this year he listed our work on college financial aid, inequality & #SerPiloPaga in 🇨🇴! (Catherine Rodriguez, Fabio Sanchez)

Check out these ASSA presentations that are live streamed on youtube: aeaweb.org/conference/202…

A thread... on my new paper in the Journal of Economic Perspectives, which discusses a rich set of economic margins along which firms might respond to minimum wage increases. Look below for links to many papers of potential interest: aeaweb.org/articles?id=10… [1/20]

Thank you Jennifer Doleac for having me on the podcast. It was great to talk about my joint work with Steve Raphael and Alissa Skog.

Evidence from North Carolina suggests strong teacher impacts on future crime among students that are uncorrelated with test scores but tightly linked to effects on suspensions, from Evan Rose, Jonathan T. Schellenberg, and Yotam Shem-Tov nber.org/papers/w30274

Excited to see this paper forthcoming in Econometrica. It was fascinating to study restorative justice and how it can be implemented in the U.S.

UCLA will be hosting the 17th Annual All-California Labor Economics Conference (ACLEC)! We are excited to host ACLEC this year and hope you can attend! The deadline to submit papers is July 31: ccpr.ucla.edu/2024/06/21/251…

Going to prison has large short-run earnings and employment effects but no long-run effects, pointing to the importance of more upstream challenges, from Andy Garin, Dmitri Koustas, McPherson, Sam Norris, Pecenco, Evan Rose, Yotam ShemTov, and Jeff Weaver nber.org/papers/w32747

Now in JPE. Combat deployments increase injuries and combat deaths, but have little effect on suicide, credit, incarceration, or education. Deployments do not explain recent surges in veterans’ noncombat deaths or disability compensation: doi.org/10.1086/729450