News News Profile Research In the News Admissions Blog Newsletters NewsProfileResearchIn the NewsConfronting COVID-19Black History Month#PolicyForwardSummer of Social ImpactResearchNew Research from Professors Dan Black and Jeffrey Grogger Explores Recidivism in Cases of Domestic AbuseFebruary 09, 2023ResearchPressing charges in cases of domestic abuse, vs. protective services for the victim, substantially reduces the likelihood of violent recidivism.New Study Finds that Medicare’s Prior Authorization Bureaucracy Produces Program Savings, Not WasteFebruary 08, 2023NewsNew research from Assistant Professor Zarek Brot-Goldberg finds that prior authorization policies generate savings for Medicare that exceed the administrative costs they create.New Research Shows That China’s Pollution Policies Have Vastly Improved Air Quality, With Benefits Spilling to South KoreaJanuary 31, 2023ResearchWhile air pollution from China makes South Korean residents sicker, strong Chinese air policies have led to fewer deaths over time—saving South Korea $2.62 billion per year.New Research from Dean Katherine Baicker Explores Universal Health Insurance CoverageJanuary 25, 2023ResearchProviding a basic bundle of publicly funded services, while allowing individuals to purchase additional coverage, could expand US health coverage in a financially sustainable way that maintained incentives for innovation.New Research from Associate Professor Damon Jones Assesses Effects of Withdrawal Penalties on Retirement Savings AccountsJanuary 25, 2023ResearchThe paper reports individuals’ withdrawal behavior from before and after they turn 59½ (the age at which the penalty expires) to see whether the presence of a penalty impacts the amounts people withdraw.Professor Roger Myerson Releases New Paper on International State BuildingJanuary 13, 2023ResearchThe most effective way to persuade people to accept a new government is by understanding the operations of local communities, Professor Roger Myerson argues.PaginationPrevious page‹ Page 4 Next page ›