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An evaluation of popular climate policies finds the benefits of clean electricity standards and clean energy tax credits may outweigh the efficiency gains of carbon pricing—if this efficiency exists at all.

“Portrayals of the past are all biased and subjective, so it all depends on who writes it. Political communication is one way of shaping history, which subsequently shapes our present politics.”

“The MPP/MBA community at UChicago pushes me to think about the world in different ways.”

Last November President Joe Biden ushered in a bipartisan agreement that launched the most comprehensive infrastructure plan since Dwight Eisenhower was president and authorized the $25 billion Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956.

Gregory Lane, a development economist, has joined the Harris faculty as an Assistant Professor, starting the 2022-2023 academic year. His research agenda focuses on innovations in finance, technology, and labor markets in developing countries.

Tangling with city officials over police transparency may not have been on Lauren Cole’s bingo card when she arrived at the University of Chicago in 2018. 

“Harris's Policy Labs initially sparked my interest in consulting. Having that framework when trying to solve problems was something I realized I wanted to work on after I graduated from Harris.”