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Today’s Chart of the Day comes from Linh Tô’s paper “The Signaling Role of Parental Leave”. She builds a model where women use the length of leave they take after childbirth as a signal of future productivity to employers. Those that are more productive on average signal that by…
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I spent much of the last two days attending the virtual edition of the Society of the Economics of the Household (SEHO) conference, which was excellent…
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My Chart of the Day comes from my co-author Matt Staiger’s job market paper “The Intergenerational Transmission of Employers and the Earnings of Young …
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Tatyana Deryugina visited the Census last week and presented her paper “Natural Disasters and Elective Medical Services: How Big is the Bounce-Back?” w…
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My March was a mess, in part because COVID case rates finally fell low enough that my family felt comfortable traveling to see the rest of our family a…
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Today’s chart of the day is from Anita Bhide’s Job Market Paper “Do Female Executives Reduce Gender Gaps?”, which I was reviewing as I revise my paper …
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My chart of the day is from the paper “Income and the Take-Up of Means Tested Programs” by Amanda Eng and Kevin Rinz. They use variation in tax liabili…
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Today’s chart of the day comes from Sara LaLumia and Laura Kawano’s article “How Income Changes During Unemployment: Evidence from Tax Return Data” pub…
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