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New construction makes homes more affordable—even for those who can't afford the new units

New construction makes homes more affordable—even for those who can't afford the new units

New market-rate housing can lower housing costs in neighborhoods across a metro area

Medical innovations reduce the negative economic effects of cancer diagnoses for some, but not all

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Medical innovations reduce the negative economic effects of cancer diagnoses for some, but not all

Marcus Dillender departs the Institute with a track record of publishing innovative research on health-related issues

Marcus Dillender departs the Institute with a track record of publishing innovative research on health-related issues

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Food Stamps and the Working Poor

Peter Mueser, David Ribar, Erdal Tekin

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Climate Change and Occupational Health: Are There Limits to Our Ability to Adapt?

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Guild-Ridden Labor Markets: The Curious Case of Occupational Licensing

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Tim Bartik discusses Foxconn's incentive deal on Wisconsin Public TV's Here & Now

Renegotiating the State's offer would still lead to higher-than-normal costs per job created, he says

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