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Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
Why Do Property Rights Matter? $2,500 Behavioral Economics
Advance Earned income Tax Credit $5,000 Behavioral Economics
Choice Sets and Consumer Selection of Health Plans $4,639 Behavioral Economics
Social and Economic Inequality: The Role of Law, Markets, and Social Structure $34,975 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Relative Thinking: Does It Exist With Real Choices? $2,640 Behavioral Economics
Emotions and Investment Behavior on Trading Floors in China $4,960 Behavioral Economics
Effects of Spending Cues on Spendthrifts and Tightwads $4,410 Behavioral Economics
Evaluation of Weather Patterns by Cruise Ship Customers and Future Consumption Decisions $3,600 Behavioral Economics
Self-Image in Objective Qualities $3,000 Behavioral Economics
The Impact of Abduction and Soldiering on Children $5,000 Behavioral Economics
Is Higher Education a Vehicle for Social Mobility? $157,734 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
The Consequences of Temporary Agency Employment for Low-Skilled Workers $161,290 Future of Work
Disseminating RSF Immigration Research through the Migration Information Source $87,433 Immigration
Working Group on Prescriptive Economics $221,375 Behavioral Economics
The Health of Second Generation Mexican-Americans: Is Generational Decline Real? $128,717 Immigration
Health Effects of Non-Health Policy $34,509 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Poverty, Inequality and Social Preferences in Vietnam: Field Experiments $5,000 Behavioral Economics
Exploring the Origin and Evolution of our Preferences: Evidence from Primate Trading Behavior $5,000 Behavioral Economics
Self-Interest through Agency $4,560 Behavioral Economics
Informational Role of Social Comparisons $2,000 Behavioral Economics
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