The Effect of Weight on Labor Market Outcomes: an Application of Genetic Instrumental Variables

John Cawley

An Economic Analysis of Privacy Protection and Statistical Accuracy as Social Choices

John Abowd

Doctoral Education and the Faculty of the Future (Chinese Edition)

Ronald Ehrenberg

Remembering Stephen Fienberg

Lars Vilhuber

Effects Of A Government-Academic Partnership: Has The NSF-Census Bureau Research Network Helped Improve The U.S. Statistical System?

John Abowd Lars Vilhuber

Relaunching the Journal of Privacy and Confidentiality

Lars Vilhuber

Synthetic Data via Quantile Regression for Heavy-Tailed and Heteroskedastic Data

Lars Vilhuber

The Economics of Women, Men, and Work

Francine Blau

The Winding Road to the Welfare State: Economic Insecurity & Social Welfare Policy in Britain

George Boyer

The Economics of Poverty Traps

Chris Barrett

Influencing Connected Legislators

Marco Battaglini Eleonora Patacchini

Estimating Development Resilience: A Conditional Moments-based Approach

Chris Barrett

A case for incomplete markets

Lawrence Blume David Easley

Nonparametric Analysis of Random Utility Models

Jörg Stoye

The Trials of Randomized Control: Probability, Intuition and the Dinosaur Risk. A Commentary on Deaton and Cartwright

Kaushik Basu

Short-run pain, long-run gain? Recessions and technological transformation

Mathieu Taschereau-Dumouchel

Women, Work, and Family

Francine Blau

Health Disparities Across Education: The Role of Differential Reporting Error

John Cawley

Random Sets in Econometrics

Francesca Molinari

The Globe and the Circle: Geometry and Economic Geography as Tribute to Thales and Nash

Kaushik Basu
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Support Cornell Economics on Giving Day, March 16

Giving Day is March 16!Dear Alumni of Cornell Economics,The tools and insights of economics are critical to developing a better understanding of the world around us and to the productivity of a workforce that is increasingly skill-dependent. The value of strong economics training has never been higher for our students and for society.Meaningful...

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Economics student spotlight: Ariya Roberts

Junior economics major Ariya Roberts has been taking an exploratory approach to her coursework, her major, and her career interests. She started off at Cornell thinking that she would be a computer science major because she was interested in math and logic, but after learning more about software engineering from her brother who works in that field...

Klarman Hall

David Easley

David Easley

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Jura Liaukonyte

Jura Liaukonyte joined the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management in 2009. Professor Liaukonyte's research interests lie at the intersection of applied microeconomics, industrial organization and quantitative marketing. Her research examines how advertising (particularly advertising content) and other forms of information affect consumer choices and producer incentives. Since joining Cornell University and starting to collaborate with colleagues in the Dyson School, Dr.Liaukonyte has developed a particular interest in the topics of generic (non-branded) advertising and advertising as a public good. As a result, she has applied her interest in IO and advertising-related topics to pursue research into food marketing and labeling issues.

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Jamein Cunningham

Jamein Cunningham

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