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Executives practice meditation during work.

Information, Preferences and Public Benefit Participation: Experimental Evidence from the Advance EITC and 401(k) Savings

Rapid Re-Housing to Reduce Homelessness in the United States

David Phillips
James Sullivan
Researchers are evaluating the impact of rapid re-housing on homelessness and health outcomes for single adult individuals.
Villagers gather around a survey team in Lempira, Honduras.

Transferencias Condicionadas de Efectivo en Honduras

Sebastian Galiani
Row of empty polling stations

Social Pressure and Voter Turnout in the United States

Alan Gerber
Donald Green
Christopher Larimer
At a community center, a man feeds a piece of paper into a machine while a volunteer observes.

Publicizing Tax Credits for Political Contributions in the United States

Robert G. Boatright
Donald Green
Michael J. Malbin
In Ohio, researchers tested the effect of an informational mailing on the number of tax filers claiming the political contribution tax credit. They found that the campaign generated a moderate increase in the number of individuals claiming the credit, but at a cost of over US$2000 per filer.
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Exposure to Violence and Citizens' Willingness to Tolerate Government Corruption in Mexico

A Sign at a Retailer - "We Accept SNAP II"

SNAP Take-Up Evaluation

Amy Finkelstein
Matthew Notowidigdo
Hiring manager reviews a resumé

Do Workers Value Non-traditional Work Arrangements in the United States?

Alexandre Mas
Amanda (Mandy) Pallais
Employees may value alternative work arrangements like flexible scheduling and working from home and dislike schedules that vary from week to week on short notice. However, there is little evidence on how much these alternative work arrangements actually matter to employees. Researchers gave US job...