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The Impacts of Predictive Scheduling Laws

We study the consequences of predictive scheduling laws for wages, emmployment, hours, and the variability of hours worked. A number of states and municipalities have recently passed these laws, which require employers to give their employees advance …

The Increasing Scientific Content of Innovations in the 19th Century

Intervening to Reduce Lead Pollution from Lead-Acid Battery Charging and Recycling

Price Distortions from Factor Apportionment

Schooling and Labor Market Consequences of School Construction in Indonesia: Response to a Comment

We reply to the comments of Roodman (2022) regarding the data and econometric specifications of Duflo (2001). We replicate Roodman's results and agree with his comments about the errors in the coding of variables. We run additional specifications …