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Large Employers Push Back on U.S. Healthcare Mergers During Coronavirus Crisis

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How Political Conflict Shapes Macroeconomics: Alberto Alesina’s Intellectual Legacy

Guido Tabellini
One of the most respected economists of his generation, Harvard professor Alberto Alesina suddenly died at 63. His friend and colleague Guido Tabellini recalls...
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Bethany McLean’s Weekend Reading List: Fracking, Germs, and the Global Financial Crisis

Bethany McLean
Corruption, lobbying, corporate malfeasance, and frauds: a weekly unconventional selection of must-read articles by investigative journalist Bethany McLean.  At the risk of stating...
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Amazon Angles to Grab Back Customers

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We Need More Respectful and Inclusive Experiments in Development Economics: A Proposal

Francesco Loiacono
After many years of field research in Uganda, three economists outline how to prevent a powerful research tool such as randomized controlled trials...
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Why “Essential” Workers Are Treated as Disposable

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Delta, JetBlue Criticized for Cutting Employee Hours After Receiving Billions in Coronavirus Relief

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Homeowners Stopped Paying Mortgages in Record Numbers in April

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Mark Zuckerberg on Taking His Massive Workforce Remote

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Goldman Sachs Forecloses on 10,000 Homes for ‘Consumer Relief’

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