GUEST OPINION
Making Rochester a knowledge economy? Beware of unintended consequences
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New research points to a causal connection between the rise of knowledge-intensive activities and an increase in economic segregation in urban areas.
GUEST OPINION
E-cigarettes and three key public policy questions
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New research sheds some light on questions like these: Are e-cigarettes better or worse than cigarettes and should we tax or subsidize them?
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To reduce adult crime, invest more in early childhood education
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New econometric analysis credibly demonstrates that investments in early childhood education diminish adult criminality and that the benefits flow disproportionately to high-poverty areas.