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12 Months of Economics: Vultures, ChatGPT, Student Loans, and the Social Safety Net

24 min•26 december 2023

What happens to humans when vultures go extinct? Why did the student loan pause increase debt? Plus, do government benefits change how parents invest in their kids? To wrap up 2023, Tess Vigeland reviews some of the economic research we've featured on the show throughout the year. Plus, a word from the UChicago team behind The Pie.

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Talking to Strangers: The Economics of Social Connection

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Passing the Pop Quiz: How Nursing Homes Predict Inspections, and What It Costs Patients

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AI and Early Childhood Development: The Importance of Human Interaction

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Signal and Noise: Why Politics Is About Culture When Voters Want Economics

23 juni•30 min

How Should Parents Respond When Grades are Good, But Test Scores are Bad?

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Tied to the Job: The Gains from Permanent Residency

26 maj•25 min

Life as a Lab: John List on the Art and Ethics of Field Experiments

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Wealth of Institutions: Randall Kroszner on Why Markets Stayed Calm While the Fed Came Under Fire

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The Uneven Promise of School Choice: Who Applies vs. Who Benefits

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