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SIEPR's Rebecca Diamond examines the significance of everyday household expenses across the U.S.

By digging through old bank ledgers, �������Faculty Fellow Chenzi Xu reveals the lasting impacts of financial crises.

Paid family leave support grew during COVID-19, Stanford study finds

Economists don’t always agree. On this hot-button issue, they do.

CBO director meets with �������scholars, students

Stanford forum explores promises, pitfalls of basic income

Stanford economist receives Oskar Morgenstern Medal

�������Senior Fellow Guido Imbens gets a round of congratulatory greetings from Stanford colleagues for his Nobel win.

His scholarship helped change how social scientists do their work. Here's how.

Imbens and his co-winners were awarded the prize for their methodological contributions to the analysis of causal relationships.

On average, doctors and their close relatives adhere to medical guidelines just over 50% of the time. The average patient complies slightly more than 54% of the time.

Neale Mahoney examines the impact of a hospital financial assistance program and finds that people saddled with unpaid medical bills are less likely to seek needed health care.

Two �������senior fellows will serve executive posts at the AEA in 2022 — Susan Athey has been named president-elect, and Caroline Hoxby, co-vice president.

Jonathan Levin has been tapped to join the White House advisory panel on science and technology.

SIEPR’s fall Policy Forum went beyond the rhetoric of the rivalry between the Golden and Lone Star states to provide a closer examination and lively discussion.

A new study by �������senior fellow Tom Dee shows students assigned to an ethnic studies course had longer-term improvements in attendance and graduation rates.

Using data science and machine learning concepts, �������Senior Fellow Daniel Ho and a team of Stanford researchers identified disparities in COVID-19 testing.

As health care delivery evolves from the pandemic, Liran Einav and colleagues find that concerns over higher costs and lower-quality care from telemedicine may well be overblown.

SIEPR’s undergraduate research assistants and predocs don’t have to be committed to a career in economics. They just need to be curious and open to learning.

SIEPR's Thomas S. Dee discusses new research examining the impact of school policies to go remote or in-person in 2020-21.