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Sep 30, 2025

A Framework for Setting Special and Incentive Pays in the Department of the Air Force: Motivation, Development, and Analysis to Support the Framework

The authors develop a strategic framework for the Department of the Air Force (DAF) to help it set special and inventive pays in a coordinated, comprehensive manner while aligning them with other pays and the DAF's talent-management goals.
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Oct 10, 2024

Access to Gender-Affirming Care and Transgender Mental Health: Evidence from Medicaid Coverage

We show that Medicaid coverage of gender-affirming care meaningfully improves the mental health of transgender people. We also provide suggestive evidence that this is driven by increased take-up of gender-affirming care.
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Aug 13, 2024

Project Labor Agreements and Affordable Housing Production Costs in Los Angeles: Revisiting the Effects of the Proposition HHH Project Labor Agreement Using Cost Data from Completed Projects

This study estimates the effects of a project labor agreement (PLA) on the production costs of publicly funded affordable housing in Los Angeles. The results indicate the PLA added 21 percent to total costs of affected projects.
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Oct 16, 2023

The Widening Achievement Gap Between Rich and Poor in a Nordic Country

We study a decade of achievement gaps for fifth-, eighth-, and 10th-grade students in Norway using administrative population data.
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Feb 22, 2023

The relationship between research spending and research performance: A cross-country and in-depth study

This study investigates the relationship between spending and research performance through an econometric analysis and also investigates potential nonlinearities in the relationship between spending and performance through a series of case studies.
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Nov 29, 2022

Partially Different? The Importance of General Equilibrium in Health Economic Evaluations: An Application to Nocturia

The main findings of this study highlight the magnitude of general equilibrium effects when assessing the potential productivity costs associated with health conditions.
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Oct 19, 2022

Do Temporary Workers Experience Additional Employment and Earnings Risk After Workplace Injuries?

We find large and persistent earnings and employment losses after workplace injury for temporary workers over and above losses for direct-hire workers at the same job. Workers' compensation benefits reduce, but do not eliminate, this income loss.
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Sep 28, 2022

A Methodology for Quantifying the Value of Cybersecurity Investments in the Navy

Researchers developed a methodology to assess the value of resource options for U.S. Navy cybersecurity investments. The proposed methodology enables the Navy to rationalize the cost-effectiveness of potential investments within the POM process.
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Mar 29, 2022

Optimal Allocation of Seats in the Presence of Peer Effects: Evidence from a Job Training Program

We model optimal treatment assignment in programs with a limited number of seats and study how the presence of peer effects impact the optimal allocation rule and us data from an RCT to show there are peer effects in the job training context.
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Dec 6, 2021

Greater Adoption of Telemedicine Could Reap Benefits for the Canadian Economy of Nearly 6 Billion CAD Annually

Increasing the use of telemedicine in Canada through teleconsultations between patients and their primary care provider could lead to benefits for patients, society and the economy. The economic value of time saved, through fewer hours spent on traveling to appointments and waiting, could be up to 5 billion CAD alone each year.
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Dec 6, 2021

Greater adoption of telemedicine could offer economic and social benefits for Canada

This brief summarises the potential impact of increased, long-term telemedicine use in Canada. It was found that teleconsultations could boost the economy in terms of cost savings from fewer missed appointments and visits to emergency departments, and a reduction in travel times for patients.
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Dec 6, 2021

The potential socio-economic impact of telemedicine in Canada

This study examined the potential impact in Canada of continued, long-term use of telemedicine. Researchers found that widespread use of teleconsultations could lead to significant benefits for patients, the economy and wider society.

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A Framework for Setting Special and Incentive Pays in the Department of the Air Force: Motivation, Development, and Analysis to Support the Framework

Access to Gender-Affirming Care and Transgender Mental Health: Evidence from Medicaid Coverage

Project Labor Agreements and Affordable Housing Production Costs in Los Angeles: Revisiting the Effects of the Proposition HHH Project Labor Agreement Using Cost Data from Completed Projects

The Widening Achievement Gap Between Rich and Poor in a Nordic Country

The relationship between research spending and research performance: A cross-country and in-depth study

Partially Different? The Importance of General Equilibrium in Health Economic Evaluations: An Application to Nocturia

Do Temporary Workers Experience Additional Employment and Earnings Risk After Workplace Injuries?

A Methodology for Quantifying the Value of Cybersecurity Investments in the Navy

Optimal Allocation of Seats in the Presence of Peer Effects: Evidence from a Job Training Program

Greater Adoption of Telemedicine Could Reap Benefits for the Canadian Economy of Nearly 6 Billion CAD Annually

Greater adoption of telemedicine could offer economic and social benefits for Canada

The potential socio-economic impact of telemedicine in Canada

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A Framework for Setting Special and Incentive Pays in the Department of the Air Force: Motivation, Development, and Analysis to Support the Framework

Access to Gender-Affirming Care and Transgender Mental Health: Evidence from Medicaid Coverage

Project Labor Agreements and Affordable Housing Production Costs in Los Angeles: Revisiting the Effects of the Proposition HHH Project Labor Agreement Using Cost Data from Completed Projects

The Widening Achievement Gap Between Rich and Poor in a Nordic Country

The relationship between research spending and research performance: A cross-country and in-depth study

Partially Different? The Importance of General Equilibrium in Health Economic Evaluations: An Application to Nocturia

Do Temporary Workers Experience Additional Employment and Earnings Risk After Workplace Injuries?

A Methodology for Quantifying the Value of Cybersecurity Investments in the Navy

Optimal Allocation of Seats in the Presence of Peer Effects: Evidence from a Job Training Program

Greater Adoption of Telemedicine Could Reap Benefits for the Canadian Economy of Nearly 6 Billion CAD Annually

Greater adoption of telemedicine could offer economic and social benefits for Canada

The potential socio-economic impact of telemedicine in Canada

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