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One way to benefit adolescents - Marginal REVOLUTION

Marginal REVOLUTION·Tyler Cowen·6 months ago
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Have school start later: We examine the impact of California’s Senate Bill 328 (SB 328), the first statewide mandate requiring later school start times for middle and high schools, on adolescent sleep, mental health, and academic outcomes.…

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Data centers are good - Marginal REVOLUTION

Marginal REVOLUTION·Tyler Cowen·6 months ago
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Data centers are the physical infrastructure behind cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and enterprise software. The rapid diffusion of artificial intelligence (AI) is intensifying demand for compute, accelerating investment in data centers, and…

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Early evidence on school smartphone bans and mental health - Marginal REVOLUTION

Marginal REVOLUTION·Tyler Cowen·6 months ago
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The word “early” is appropriate here and is to be stressed, nonetheless I am not surprised by these results, given the relative impotence of treatment effects in so many settings: To provide causal evidence of the effects of these bans, I rely on…

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Using agents to build economic datasets - Marginal REVOLUTION

Marginal REVOLUTION·Tyler Cowen·6 months ago
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Constructing datasets from primary sources is one of the costliest tasks in empirical economics. We propose Deep Research on a Loop (DRIL), a methodology that uses AI agents to assemble datasets from publicly available sources.…

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Sentences to ponder - Marginal REVOLUTION

Marginal REVOLUTION·Tyler Cowen·6 months ago
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Exposure increases interclass (high- and low-parent-income) marriage but has no detectable effect on interracial (White and Black) marriage. A spatial marriage market model predicts that residential segregation—one of many forms of exposure—accounts for…

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How Poverty Fell - Marginal REVOLUTION

Marginal REVOLUTION·Tyler Cowen·6 months ago
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The share of the global population living in extreme poverty fell dramatically from an estimated 36% in 1990 to 9% in 2015. We describe how this decline happened: the extent to which changes within as opposed to between cohorts contributed to poverty…

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ICE has not improved U.S. labor markets - Marginal REVOLUTION

Marginal REVOLUTION·Tyler Cowen·6 months ago
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We provide the first causal, national empirical analysis of the labor market impacts of heightened immigration enforcement during the second Trump administration.…

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Tuesday assorted links - Marginal REVOLUTION

Marginal REVOLUTION·Tyler Cowen·6 months ago
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1. How many buildings are “trapped buildings”? 2. Rachel Glennerster defends RCTs in development economics. 3. Why do airlines go bankrupt so often? 4. Why is southern Italy poorer than northern Italy? 5.…

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Trade and the End of Antiquity - Marginal REVOLUTION

Marginal REVOLUTION·Tyler Cowen·6 months ago
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What was the role of trade, and how did economic activity evolve at the End of Antiquity, when political power shifts away from the Mediterranean towards northern Europe and the Middle East?…

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The ‘Ordinary Men’ of the Nazi Party - Marginal REVOLUTION

Marginal REVOLUTION·Tyler Cowen·6 months ago
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We digitize and analyze the near-universe of National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP) membership records and link them to population and industrial censuses. Four findings emerge.…

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How Reform Happens - Marginal REVOLUTION

Marginal REVOLUTION·Tyler Cowen·6 months ago
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What determines whether and how regulations are reformed? We use a newly constructed data set of 3,590 successful and failed regulatory reforms in 189 countries, between 2005 and 2022, to address this question.…

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