… has marked 2049 — the centennial of the founding of the People’s Republic of China — as the date by which his country will be a fully developed and … with Chinese colleagues on research. More than a dozen people raised their hands. “I would argue that such …

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… university so that more of that research can help improve people’s lives.” — Janet Currie,  the David Swenson Professor … university so that more of that research can help improve people’s lives.” Program Activities As a hub for health … Ph.D. students and postdoctoral associates, and host visitors from across the country. Its first annual Health …

… and Reputation Discussion Paper (Dec 2025) Related people Navin Kartik Elliot Lipnowski … Does Replacing Leaders …

… mechanism design. Much of my work tries to understand how people’s incentives are shaped by contracts and information, … research activities, including sponsoring research visitors, postdocs, conferences, lectures, and other special … mechanism design. Much of my work tries to understand how people’s incentives are shaped by contracts and information, …

… and politics. His research examines situations where people and organizations face incentives to shape what others … Journal of Political Economy (Aug 2019) Related people Navin Kartik … Luke Strathmann … New research sheds …

… behavior, we need to elicit subjective expectations—what people actually believe their future holds, rather than just … India And Colombia Discussion Paper (Dec 2025) Related people Orazio Attanasio … For the World’s Most Vulnerable, …

… economic outcomes. “I’m largely interested in how people use politics to get their economic needs met, particularly people of color and low-income folks,” said Washington. “A … really interesting questions about our society. A lot of people don’t realize that.” Understanding …

… holding private information secures a better deal, but for people with realistic, non-standard preferences, complex … outcomes. But this principle hinges on the assumption that people are "Expected Utility" maximizers—perfectly rational … mathematical consistency. Mora and Strack show that if people deviate even slightly from this ideal—displaying …