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2029 Results
Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
The Psychology of Scarcity $129,062 Behavioral Economics
Stepping Stones or Dead Ends? The Changing Occupational Structure and its Impact on the Mobility of Low-Wage Workers in the United States, 1996-2012 $116,216 Future of Work
Pilot Study of Lending Circles and Financial Inclusion among Lower-Income Immigrants and Minorities: The Mechanisms of Behavior Change $75,000 Behavioral Economics
RSF Journal Conference: The Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 at Fifty and Beyond $35,000
The Role of Private Schooling in Contributing to the Increase in Inequality of Educational Outcomes between Children from Low- and High-Income Families
Co-funded by MacArthur Foundation
$139,313
Migrants and the Making of America
Co-funded by MacArthur Foundation
$86,699
Human Capital Spillovers and the Geography of Intergenerational Mobility
Co-funded by MacArthur Foundation
$35,000
Intergenerational Differences in Perceptions of Opportunity Among Latinos $22,771 Immigration
The Impact of Domestic Subcontracting on Wages, Job Quality, and Inequality $27,000 Future of Work
Reverse Mortgages and Racial Inequalities in Wealth and Health $34,087
Administrative Burdens in Social Policy $33,140
The Implications of Millionaire Migration for Progressive Taxation $30,645
The Voting Rights Act After the Shelby Decision $23,696
Gender Gap in Negotiation Outcomes: Experiments on the Bargaining Setting $6,000 Behavioral Economics
RSF Journal Conference: Inequality of Economic Opportunity $23,000
RSF Journal Conference: Big Data in Political Economy $35,000
Post-1979 American Employment Performance in International Perspective
Co-funded by The Washington Center for Equitable Growth
$19,500 Future of Work
RSF Journal Conference: The Changing Role of Women and Its Effects on Society and the Economy $35,000
Inequality at Home: The Evolution of Class-based Gaps in Young Children’s Home Environments and Pre-school Skills from 1986 to 2012 $100,007
The Effects of Pre-K Access and Quality on Social Inequality $75,000 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
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