Silky Sullivan lives.

The Savannah Bananas race babies between innings 😂

And it’s INCREDIBLE.

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Celebrating last week’s Barriers to Economic Opportunity and Inclusion workshop in Cleveland, OH organized by Stone Center Director Steven N. Durlauf, Dionissi Aliprantis and Karen Kopecky ClevelandFed, David McMillon Emory University, and Scott Page University of Michigan.

These discussions are

'It's like listening to a plant describe the motives of a mammal!' -The World According to Garp

This article evinces no understanding of Hayek. I say this as someone with social democratic views. Hayek and successors such as Gerry Gaus represent a profound challenge/critique.

Story of the day.

Gender discrimination in the workforce can take many forms. One of the most insidious might be that women tend to be punished more than men for the mistakes they make.

Listen to Episode 3 where Steven N. Durlauf talks to Shelly Lundberg of UC Santa Barbara about the ongoing quest for

Fascinating paper by Ivan Boldyrev.

Very happy to release this paper with my extraordinary coauthors Gueyon Kim, Dohyeon Lee, and Xi Song.

Using Markov Chain methods to study post-bellum occupational dynamics. Despite reductions for the 1940-1950 cohort, Black-White differences do not self-correct over the long run, from Steven N. Durlauf, Gueyon Kim, Dohyeon Lee, and Xi Song nber.org/papers/w32370

The real thanks should go to liambyrne for sharing such a powerful vision of innovative policies to promote a more humane and just society.

A huge thanks to Steven N. Durlauf Ethan BdM & all who joined us at The University of Chicago UChicago | Stone Center on Inequality & Mobility Harris Policy for a brilliant discussion on #TheInequalityOfWealth !

Here’s the link to the speech: liambyrnemp.co.uk/post/freedom-s…

#HowToFairlyShareTheFuture

Very happy to release my new paper with Zack Cooper Stuart Craig Lev Klarnet: 'Is There Too Little Antitrust Enforcement in the US Hospital Sector?' (zarekcb.github.io/HospitalMerger…)

In open defiance of Betteridge's Law, our answer is 'yes, absolutely.' (thread below)

Congratulations to Janet Gornick, a great scholar!

Tweet of the day.

Tweet of the day (for a particular community).

Civil War historian here when you celebrate Confederate Heritage Month you celebrate human bondage, treason to the American republic, and disfranchise all black Mississippians.

Discover how cities shape our future as Luis M. A. Bettencourt uncovers the secrets of urban evolution, revealing why cities have the right ingredients for exponential growth.

In Episode 2, Steven N. Durlauf hosts The University of Chicago's own Professor Luis Bettencourt, an urban scientist bridging

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It has been brilliant to bring #TheInequalityOfWealth discussion to the US!

Looking forward to the debate PPI tomorrow in #WashingtonDC following Friday’s terrific audience Harris Policy The University of Chicago w/ Steven N. Durlauf & yesterday’s special presentation to IMF’s @kgeorgieva and