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Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
Independent Contractor or Employee? U.S. Worker Classification in Law and in Fact
Co-funded by W.K. Kellogg Foundation
$146,753 Non-Standard Work
Building A Health-Inclusive Poverty Measure to Supplement the Supplemental Poverty Measure $28,716
Understanding the Impact of Stereotype Threat on Decision Making $164,611 Behavioral Economics
Emerging Manufacturing Technologies and the Demand for Skills $149,244 Future of Work
Where are the Landlords? Enhancing Choice in the Housing Choice Voucher Program $63,245
Labor Compensation Inequality and the Evolution of Labor Income Shares $50,000
Social Inequality and Intergenerational Mobility: Evidence from Genealogy Records and Linked Data $174,683 Computational Social Science
Measuring Local Area Income Using Neural Networks Trained on Satellite Imagery $174,702 Computational Social Science
Supporting Families and Academic Success
Co-funded by JPB Foundation
$175,000 Integrating Biology and Social Science Knowledge
Estimating the Impact of Racial Discrimination on Locational Choice $148,088
Career Dynamics Over the Life Cycle: Longitudinal Analyses of U.S. Firms and Households $147,993 Future of Work
Using IRS Tax Data to Measure the Long-Term Effects of California’s 2004 Paid Family Leave Act
Co-funded by The Washington Center for Equitable Growth
$80,368 Future of Work
Understanding Men’s Non-Employment Using Longitudinal Data
Co-funded by The Washington Center for Equitable Growth
$60,000 Future of Work
Using Resume Correspondence Experiments to Pinpoint Labor Market Discrimination $50,000
How Does Being in a Food Pantry Change Your Value for Food? A Willingness to Pay Experiment $7,500 Behavioral Economics
Minimum Wages, Worker Reallocation and Firm Response: Evidence Using Matched Employer-Employee Data from the U.S. $117,424 Future of Work
Occupational Structure, Low-Wage Establishments, and Public Policy $47,618 Future of Work
Does Immigration Enforcement Affect Crime, Job Opportunities and Health Care?
Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York
$97,402
The International Transmission of Local Economic Shocks Through Migrant Networks $108,717
Using Job Vacancy Ads to Study Long-Run Occupational Change $114,772 Computational Social Science
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