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In the past, Dr Phelps was a senior staff economist at the RAND, joined the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences, fellow of the
National Bureau of Economic Research as well as served on the board of directors of Reflex Security, the Center for Research Libraries and the Council for Library and Information Resources, including board chair.
Bailey,
National Bureau of Economic Research, October 2013
In a study published by the
National Bureau of Economic Research, Lucas W.
Explaining Africa's (Dis)Advantage, a recent study published by the
National Bureau of Economic Research, found that given the same kind of environment as an American or European entrepreneur, African entrepreneurs would outperform their counterparts.
"Our central finding is that small firms in more competitive agent/broker markets are more likely to offer health insurance to their active employees," researchers wrote in the report, posted as a working paper by the
National Bureau of Economic Research.
The
National Bureau of Economic Research yesterday said the collapse in GDP was primarily down to Osborne's misguided austerity policy.
Speaking in Cambridge, Mass., to the
National Bureau of Economic Research, Bernanke noted that unemployment remains high and that higher taxes and federal spending cuts are weighing on growth.
of Chicago) and Price (Georgia State U.) are both also affiliated with the
National Bureau of Economic Research).
the 54-year-old also serves as a board member of the us-based
national bureau of economic Research, the Carnegie endowment for international peace, and Cambridge in America.
A working paper by the
National Bureau of Economic Research found that students who attended a more diverse college reported higher earnings after they graduated, as much as 5 percent or $1,900 more than the earnings of those students who attended less diverse schools.
In a recent study ("Unemployment Insurance and Job Search in the Great Recession,"
National Bureau of Economic Research, Working Paper 17534, October 2011, http:// www.nber.org/papers/w17534) on the effects of UI extensions on job searches during and shortly after the 2007-2009 recession, Rothstein finds that recent extensions to the period in which the unemployed can draw unemployment benefits had only a small negative effect on the probability that UI-eligible unemployed people would exit unemployment, and that the effect is mainly concentrated among the long-term unemployed.
