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Black-White Earnings Gap Remains at 1950s Levels for Median Worker

The earnings gap between African-American men and white men is the same now as it was 60 years ago for the median worker, according to a new study from University of Chicago economist Kerwin K. Charles and Duke University economist Patrick Bayer.
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Moving Math to the Spotlight

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Study Shows Electricity Markets Are More Cost-Effective Than Cost of Service Regulation

Natural experiment using the U.S. electricity system shows regions using a market approach save about $3 billion a year.
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Big Decisions, Down to a Science

In a new book, Harris economist Robert Michael breaks down the economics behind life's five most important choices.
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Student Q&A: Emily Webber

Webber wants to better understand the world’s policy challenges, and sees data and technology as key agents of change.

Meet the Mayors: Cities Run by Women

Join us for a conversation with inspiring women who run their cities.

Admitted Student Day

A day full of faculty panels, breakout classes, and mingling to showcase what Harris Public Policy can offer to admitted students.