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Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
Implementing the Balanced Scorecard: Stated, Perceived, and Used Measures of Performance $15,000 Behavioral Economics
The Ethics of Inequality and the Politics of Difference $22,880 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
The Council for a Civil Society: Planning Meetings $15,000 Future of Work
Policy Responses to the Declining Economic Position of Low Skill Workers $15,000 Future of Work
Workplace Change and Social Outcomes in the Pharmaceutical Industry $63,030 Future of Work
The Impact of Stereotypes and Immigrant Status on the Residential Preferences of Whites, Blacks, Latinos, and Asians in Los Angeles $17,124 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Racial Residential Preferences: The Meaning Behind the Cards $24,170 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Jobs for the Poor: Can Labor Demand Policies Help? $100,300 Future of Work
International Trade and the Competitiveness of Factor Markets $25,000 Future of Work
International Differences in Training and Turnover: Causes and Consequences $9,500 Future of Work
Changing Jobs: Technology and the Transformation of Employment $12,725 Behavioral Economics
Computers and the Future of Work $98,676 Future of Work
Residential and Employment Location in Los Angeles: Implications for Racial/Ethnic Differences in Employment, Wages and Distances Traveled to Work $20,900 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Education, Mental Ability and Social and Economic Success $5,000 Future of Work
Work, Family, and Community in the Information Age $23,832 Future of Work
The Returns to Education and the Returns to Ability Over Time $5,000 Future of Work
The Impacts of Academic Skills, Computational Speed, and Self-Esteem on the Wage Profiles of Young Males $5,000 Future of Work
Do Hard Courses and Good Grades Make for Good Test Scores? Does Learning Pay Off in the Job Market? $10,000 Future of Work
Boston Revisited: Toward an Understanding of the Great Social and Economic Transformation of the Boston Region in the Post-War Era $50,000 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
The Atlanta Paradox: Race, Opportunity, and Inequality in a New Southern City $50,000 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
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