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Inverting structural gravity to recover trade cost changes delivering targeted outcomes. Domestic cost changes are far more powerful than international ones, from James E. Anderson, Mario Larch, and Yoto V. Yotov nber.org/papers/w35897
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Documenting three findings that challenge the conventional view of pension funds as stabilizing investors, from @AleksAndonov, Kristy A. E. Jansen, and Joshua Rauh nber.org/papers/w35896
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Changes in the US Supreme Court's ideological balance shift macroeconomic expectations. Demonstrating this using deaths of Supreme Court Justices as quasi-experimental shifts, from @td_econ and Naixin Zhang nber.org/papers/w35895
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Presenting a roadmap for ex-ante power calculations when evaluating policies aimed at small, vulnerable populations, illustrated with abortion bans' effects on economic welfare, from @kmpjones and @MayraPinedaT nber.org/papers/w35894
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Oct 17
Brazil's affirmative action helped more disadvantaged students graduate from top college programs, but knock-on effects from displacing other students reduced the overall gains, from @NanoBarahona, @cauedobbin, and @seb_otero nber.org/papers/w35893