
Global @UChicago alumni association promoting the exchange of ideas and discussion of economic issues in the rich tradition of University of Chicago Economics.
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An interesting take on the impact of regulation on business growth by two UChicago researchers:... fb.me/1vpW9LvZH
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Chicago Booth Review: Professor Amir Sufi sharing thoughts on household economics and debt.... fb.me/HBeGn7CV
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On Thursday, May 17th, join Booth DC and the Chicago Economics Society as we welcome Director of the Becker Friedman Institute, Brent Neiman, for a discussion of international finance and trade at the IMF:
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If Google and Facebook have effective monopolies, is that a problem? Hear Luigi@zingales and @tylercowen discuss on The Big Question: ow.ly/zuKw30iWFKr
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A poll of 38 economists by @ChicagoBooth found only one who agreed the tax plan will have a substantial positive effect on economic growth. All agreed it will enlarge the debt. ow.ly/SgMQ30jeQzK
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Offering retail workers stable work hours significantly improves sales, productivity and customer service, according to a new study by Professor Susan Lambert, et al. ow.ly/eMNV30je5tq
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A new survey published by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta in conjunction with Stanford University and @ChicagoBooth economists shows the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act measures have done little to bolster corporate investment plans. @pdacosta ow.ly/veAD30jePvd
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A CBR thought experiment: Fifteen well-paying jobs that we think are likely to grow the most between now and 2024 ow.ly/7dL230j7r9V
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Are financial markets too fast? Find out on the latest Big Question. ow.ly/eZ9P30ji2u1
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What can you learn from tracking NYC taxi rides? Graduate student David Andrew Finer learned quite a lot. @ampressman ow.ly/CGhm30jimL8
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Will steel and aluminum tariffs help or hurt the US? @ChicagoBooth’s Initiative on Global markets weighs in. ow.ly/G37O30j7DK7
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Professor Luigi @zingales on the challenges of trading cryptocurrencies: “There is by definition very little transparency in this market, and a very small volume can change and affect the prices.” @ChloeNCornish ft.com/content/a4e45c8a-073a…
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Prof. Dennis Chookaszian polled 130 students to find out if they experienced harassment or observed it happening. 70% of women had been harassed, and roughly 1/2 the men and 2/3 of the women said they’ve observed it or were aware of it. @bethanymac12 ow.ly/BphO30iEcXt
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Professor @Austan_Goolsbee provides insight to #Fed Chair Jerome Powell's testimony before the Senate Banking Committee. @CNBC ow.ly/NA0a30iIRsj
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On the steel tariff: The direct effect of a tariff on imported goods is generally to raise the production cost for businesses that use those goods … as well as to raise the price for final users that consume them as end products: Professor Brent Neiman ow.ly/6acl30iIUK7
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New research analyzes 500 million New York City taxi rides. PhD candidate David Andrew Finer found increased activity between Federal Reserve Building and big banks around FOMC meetings. ow.ly/lgaK30iKwx0
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Contrary to the refrain that bad decisions lead to poverty, data indicate that it is the cognitive toll of being poor that leads to bad decisions. bit.ly/2F1uBqn
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Why hasn't technology sped up productivity? @ChicagoBooth's Chad Syverson shares new research on slow productivity growth. ow.ly/XCzB30ixJzv
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The In-House Ethicist: How much did Adam Smith care about the Invisible Hand? A new CBR research video with @ChicagoBooth's John Paul Rollert (@jprollert). ow.ly/DPly30iDW1C
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New from Capitalisn't, with @Georgetown's @katewaldock and @ChicagoBooth's Luigi @zingales: "The moral case against the MBA" ow.ly/26mT30iqcmS










