News News Profile Research In the News Admissions Blog Newsletters NewsProfileResearchIn the NewsConfronting COVID-19Black History Month#PolicyForwardSummer of Social ImpactResearchNew Research from Assistant Professor Gregory Lane on Customer Discrimination in the WorkplaceMarch 09, 2023ResearchUsing data from Sub-Saharan Africa, the authors measure the impact of gender-based customer discrimination on the productivity of online sales agents.UChicago Inclusive Economy Lab Releases First Report on the Chicago Resilient Communities PilotFebruary 14, 2023ResearchThe ‘First Look Report’ highlights the first findings on the demographic make-up of applicants and program participants.New Research from Assistant Professor Eyal Frank Looks at the Social Costs of Species Collapse February 10, 2023ResearchHuman death rates increased by more than 4% in vulture-suitable districts after these birds nearly went extinct; additionally, evidence points to an increase in feral dog populations and rabies, along with diminished water quality in affected regions.New 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.PaginationPrevious page‹ Page 7 Next page ›