Love, Childcare, and Simple Macroeconomics
By Kathryn White My Love Story Sometimes, the best motivation for policy reform starts with a love story. Growing up, both of my parents worked […]
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Shrinkonomics: Aging Policies in Japan and China
By Rongjie Fang Introduction On May 11, 2021, the results of China’s seventh census were released. As people are already aware, China’s population is aging. […]
Rising Income Inequality and the Future of Work in Digital Platforms: Uber and California Assembly Bill 5
by Chang Wook Min On May 5, 2020, California sued Uber and Lyft for violating the state’s new labor law that intended to reclassify ride-hailing […]
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