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635 Results
Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
The Impact of Domestic Subcontracting on Wages, Job Quality, and Inequality $27,000 Future of Work
Post-1979 American Employment Performance in International Perspective
Co-funded by The Washington Center for Equitable Growth
$19,500 Future of Work
The Effects of Pre-K Access and Quality on Social Inequality $75,000 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Does Good Management Promote Better Work-Life Balance? $150,000 Future of Work
Understanding the Role of Schools, State Policies, and Economic Conditions in Explaining Recent Trends in Education Mobility $92,730
Inequality at Home: The Evolution of Class-based Gaps in Young Children’s Home Environments and Pre-school Skills from 1986 to 2012
Co-funded by The Washington Center for Equitable Growth
$100,007 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
The Marcellus Shale Income Gains (MSIG) Natural Experiment $149,598 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Study on the Effects of Long-Term Unemployment in the Great Recession $49,036 Future of Work
Labor Market Networks and Recovery from the Great Recession $136,822 Future of Work
Upskilling During the Great Recession: Do Employers Demand Greater Skill When Workers Are Plentiful? $52,519 Future of Work
Expectation-Based Reference Points and Effort Provision: Does History Matter? A Frame-Field Experiment $7,500 Behavioral Economics
What to Expect When They Are Expecting: The Role of Expectations on Labor Market Reciprocity $4,065 Behavioral Economics
Identifying and Addressing Self-Control Problems for Online Students: Evidence from a Field Experiment $6,000 Behavioral Economics
Intergenerational Mobility in the United States: Obtaining New Insights from Population-Based Statistics $125,000 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Job Loss, Unemployment Insurance, and Consumption $24,130 Future of Work
The Effects of the Affordable Care Act on Health Disparities $24,950
Causal Effects of Household Wealth on Child Development
Co-funded by W.K. Kellogg Foundation
$25,745
Providing Information on Antiretrovirals and HIV Transmission: An Intervention to Reduce Stigma and Promote Testing $7,500 Behavioral Economics
Series of MIT Seminars on the Diffusion of Computerized Work $15,000 Future of Work
Speech, Race, and Earnings: Testing Alternative Explanations $33,960 Cultural Contact
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