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Congratulations to Ismael Mourifié on his election as a fellow of the Econometric Society!
Professor Yenmez will give special lectures on "Matroids and Matching" at the University of Tokyo
Why the average New Yorkers' work week appears to be the shortest in decades
Software’s impact on labour’s income share: New evidence
Workplace jargon reflects changing power dynamics
How software is eating the world
Prof. M. Bumin Yenmez won an Australian Research Council Discovery Project grant
Quiet quitting. RTO. Coffee badging. What this new vocabulary says about your workplace
The Work Goes On: Robert Pollak on the “two career problem” and modeling the economics of the family
Micro and Macro Research: Bridging the Divide
M. Bumin Yenmez's Research Paper won the Theory Track Paper Award
Price Discrimination and Public Policy in the US College Market
Congratulations, M. Bumin Yenmez and Ismael Mourifié
Lots of Hiring, but Not So Much Working
Gayle installed as John H. Biggs Distinguished Professor in Economics
Book Fair, For and Against Protest and When it Crosses the Line and Becomes Censorship
Wages in Italy, reflections on inequalities wages
Michele Boldrin: Mutual responsibility does not work and there are plenty of stowaways
Rep. George Santos has been indicted. Will he face consequences in Congress?
REStud North America Tour 2023 – host venues announced
TRIADS announces recipients of seed grant funding
Installation of George-Levi Gayle
Installation of Yongseok Shin
Does the Banking Sector Turmoil Make a Recession More Likely?
How to Lower Your Car Insurance Premiums
Congratulations, Ana Babus and SangMok Lee!
Announcement of the new chair of the Economics Department
Is the Tight Labor Market Due to Fewer Workers — or Fewer Hours Worked?
Where are the workers? WashU research exposes ‘quiet quitting’ impact on labor shortage
Installation of Limor Golan
Don’t Blame Covid for the Worker Shortage
High-Earning Men Are Cutting Back on Their Working Hours
Where have all America’s workers gone?
Young, Educated American Men ‘Quiet Quit’ Jobs the Most During Covid
Congratulations, Phil Dybvig
What corporate layoffs tell us about the economy
Where economics meets criminal justice
Job Switchers Are Earning a Lot More Than Those Who Stay
Video of April 13 David K. Levine event
It has gotten harder to give colleges special treatment
The plant-level view of an industrial policy: The Korean heavy industry drive of 1973
Technological Change and Obsolete Skills: Evidence from Men’s Professional Tennis
WashU Expert: Breaking down the American Rescue Plan
St. Louis professors say vaccines could lead to an economic rebound by fall
The economy is getting even worse for Americans with high school degrees or less education
So You Know What Generation You Belong To — What Does That Even Mean?
As virus roars back, so do signs of a new round of layoffs
Weidenbaum Center Incoming Director Steve Fazzari featured guest on PBS Donnybrook Show
Risk of reopening US economy too fast: A W-shaped recovery
Brace Yourself for Some Really Bad Economic News
The Two Moves Required to Avoid the Collapse of the Italian Economy
George-Levi Gayle and Limor Golan have been promoted to full professors.
New Appointments for Bruce Petersen and Yongs Shin.
Brace Yourself for Some Really Bad Economic News
Fostering independent thinking with Yongseok Shin
Obituary: Norman Schofield, professor in Arts & Sciences, 75
Obituary: Fredric Raines, associate professor emeritus, 86
BBQ & Byes 2019
Society for Economic Dynamics
Steve Fazzari awarded the Arts & Sciences Faculty Leadership Award
A Macroeconomic Model of Price Swings in the Housing Market
Taxing Family Income: The Effects on Marriage and How Time and Resources are Shared Within Households
The Fried Egg Golf Podcast
Recent Departmental Promotions
Buera installed as the Sam B. Cook Professor in Economics
Yongseok Shin has been promoted to full professor, effective July
Buera to be the inaugural Sam B. Cook Professor in Economics