Research suggests that school-based healthcare reduces teen fertility, but does not substantially reduce high school dropout rates. More »
Behavioral interventions aimed at promoting savings may lead to counterproductive consequences. Researchers find that consumers may borrow high-interest debt in favor of preserving low-interest savings. Policies encouraging savings should be coupled with effor... More »
How does unemployment duration, age, or holding a low-level “interim” job affect the likelihood of receiving a callback from a potential employer? More »
Research shows that expanded Medicaid coverage has counterintuitive impacts on prenatal health behaviors, hurting infants’ health. More »
Empirical research shows that impatient sellers use round numbers to signal their willingness to cut prices in order to sell more quickly. More »