This website uses cookies.

By clicking the "Accept" button or continuing to browse our site, you agree to first-party and session-only cookies being stored on your device to enhance site navigation and analyze site performance and traffic. For more information on our use of cookies, please see our Privacy Policy.

  1. Home
  2. Research Highlights

Research Highlights

AEA Research Highlights feature selected articles published in the AEA journals.

Podcasts — Interviews with AEA authors discussing their work.
Articles — Summaries of AEA articles, based on interviews with the authors.
Featured Charts — Illumination of graphs from AEA journal articles.

Follow AEAjournals: X | Bluesky | Facebook

Subscribe to AEA Research Highlights: Digest Email | Podcast | RSS Feed

Show me

Research Highlights Article

When place matters most

April 10, 2020
Moving to nicer neighborhoods has lasting effects on kids' outcomes, especially in their teenage years.
Research Highlights Featured Chart

Time to adjust

April 8, 2020
Do immigrants to the US assimilate more slowly than they used to?
Research Highlights Article

Peeking on others' paychecks

April 2, 2020
Income transparency might help reduce wage disparity, but would it make us happier?
Research Highlights Featured Chart

Investment tax cuts and jobs

March 30, 2020
How much does a tax deduction on capital purchases stimulate employment?
Research Highlights Article

Agreeing to disagree

March 27, 2020
Why can’t professional forecasters come to a consensus even with the same information?
Research Highlights Featured Chart

Connecting across disciplines

March 25, 2020
Other fields in the social sciences have been increasingly citing economics research. Has economics become more outward-looking, too?
Research Highlights Article

The trade-offs of logging off

March 23, 2020
Would quitting Facebook result in a happier and less polarized society?
Research Highlights Article

Sickness and the city

March 18, 2020
Long after a cholera-ridden neighborhood in London was cured, it stayed relatively poor. Why?
Research Highlights Featured Chart

Will work for insurance

March 16, 2020
Americans put off retirement to keep employer-provided prescription drug benefits.