We document variation in working conditions in the United States, present estimates of how
workers value these conditions, and assess the impact of working conditions on estimates of …

Society's transition toward more sustainable energy sources is well underway. But
substantially reducing the use of fossil fuels to generate electricity, to power vehicles, and to …

We provide a spatial theory of clean growth to assess the global impact of the rise of
renewable energy. We model the details of the combined production and transmission …

Labor historians describe Right to Work (RTW) as among the most consequential pushbacks
against the early twentieth-century ascent of labor unions. Yet research on the economic …

Using advertised wages from job postings, we show that occupations with high levels of
working from home (WFH) adoption during the COVID-19 pandemic saw a strong decrease …

The rise of economic inequalities in advanced economies has been often linked with the
growth of spatial inequalities within countries, yet there is limited comparative research that …

We document a new fact: regional divergence, the rate at which rich states grow faster than
poor states, explains most US house price movements since 1939, including the post-2000 …

This work correlates the impact of robotization on employment and households' income at
the regional scale with the level of investment in R&D and education policies. This kind of …

Using individual-level micro data of location histories, we document a sudden rise of net
migration towards suburban neighborhoods and smaller cities in the US during the COVID …

Obtaining reliable and timely estimates of migration flows is critical for advancing the
migration theory and guiding policy decisions, but it remains a challenge. Digital data …