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AEA Research Highlights

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A podcast featuring interviews with economists whose work appears in journals published by the American Economic Association.

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Since the 1990s, developers in Florida who want to build on wetlands have been required to buy offset credits from "wetland mitigation banks," private restoration projects that convert degraded land, often former pasture, back into functioning wetlan... more

The place where a child grows up in America shapes their economic future to a significant degree. One long-suspected explanation is racial segregation, but proving whether segregation actually causes worse outcomes—rather than just correlating with t... more

More than two billion people around the world do not have safe drinking water at home. Piped water infrastructure remains out of reach for much of the developing world, and cheaper alternatives like chlorine tablets have low take-up rates even when g... more

Asian Americans are the fastest-growing racial group in the United States and are on track to become the largest immigrant group by 2050. Yet, researchers have devoted much less attention to this population than to other immigrant groups.

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Recent Guests

Eric Chyn
Economist featured for his work on segregation and intergenerational mobility
Episode: Ep. 99: The wrong side of the tracks
Fiona Burlig
Economist and author researching value of clean water
Episode: Ep. 98: Delivering clean water
Hannah Postel
Author, researcher on Asian immigration; affiliated with the Journal of Economic Perspectives study
Journal of Economic Perspectives / University research
Episode: Ep. 97: A short history of Asian immigration
Daniel Kuehn
Author and economist who analyzes W.E.B. Du Bois's contributions to wage theory
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Episode: Ep. 96: W. E. B. Du Bois and the history of marginalism
Nageeb Ali
Researcher focused on education economics
American Economic Review
Episode: Ep. 95: Diversifying college applications
Ran Shorrer
Economist researching college admissions
American Economic Review
Episode: Ep. 95: Diversifying college applications
Adam Soliman
Economist and author of a study on opioid enforcement effects
American Economic Journal
Episode: Ep. 94: Targeted supply-side enforcement in the controlled substance market
Shawn Kantor
Episode: Ep. 93: Technological spillovers
Alex Whalley
Episode: Ep. 93: Technological spillovers

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Tyler Smith
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Ep. 99: The wrong side of the tracks
Q: What is the main takeaway about the impact on Black versus White children?
Low-income Black children are the most affected, but higher-income Black children and low-income White children also experience negative effects, with the strongest impacts at the bottom of the income distribution.
Ep. 99: The wrong side of the tracks
Q: Why did you choose segregation as a source of disparities to study?
Because segregation across cities provides a meaningful variation that plausibly affects child outcomes beyond other city characteristics, and the railroad instrument helps isolate this effect from confounding factors.
Ep. 96: W. E. B. Du Bois and the history of marginalism
Q: How does that change our view of W.E.B. Du Bois as a person?
Adding this dimension of his intellectual pursuits provides a fuller picture of Du Bois, recognizing him as a genius active in various intellectual traditions.
Ep. 96: W. E. B. Du Bois and the history of marginalism
Q: Why did you think it was time to reassess his place in economics?
There has been some rethinking about Du Bois's economic contributions, especially regarding his training in neoclassical economics and marginalism.
Ep. 94: Targeted supply-side enforcement in the controlled substance market
Q: How should we interpret the finding of an increase in heroin overdoses alongside a decrease in prescription opioids?
While there is heroin substitution, there is also a reduction in prescription opioid overdose deaths, suggesting that the crackdowns may prevent new users from entering prescription opioid abuse.

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A frequently conversation-driven economics show that features researchers and practitioners whose work appears in journals published by a major professional association. Episodes center on empirical findings and policy implications across topics such as segregation and mobility, water access and public health, immigration, housing markets, education and college admissions, opioid enforcement, technology spillovers, and price regulation. Guests are typically economists or scholars presenting recent work, often accompanied by host-led walkthroughs of methods and policy relevance, making complex research accessible for policy-makers, industry practitioners, and academic audiences. A notable strength is the mix of historical context, rigorous e... more

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