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Wired for Equity: Bridging the Disability Gap in Classrooms

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New California Retirement Program Puts Out Request for Information

New California Retirement Program Puts Out Request for Information

Sep 16, 2013

Aleta Sprague

Looking Back at the Financial Crisis

Looking Back at the Financial Crisis

Given all of the time and money spent looking at the banking crisis, it is striking how little agreement there is today on the causes.

Sep 13, 2013

Peter W. Atwater

Looking Back at the Financial Crisis: The Role of Saturating Overconfidence

Looking Back at the Financial Crisis: The Role of Saturating Overconfidence

Sep 13, 2013

A Conversation on the Weekly Wonk: Should We Bank On It?

A Conversation on the Weekly Wonk: Should We Bank On It?

Sep 12, 2013

Hannah Emple

Beyond the Buzz

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Beyond the Buzz

A look at the use of mobile phones to promote financial inclusion for youth in developing countries.

Sep 12, 2013

Elizabeth Carls, Julia Arnold

Hey Utah: Policymaking via Stereotype Benefits No One

Hey Utah: Policymaking via Stereotype Benefits No One

Sep 12, 2013

Aleta Sprague

Beyond the Low-Wage Social Contract

NSC beyond low wage

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Beyond the Low-Wage Social Contract

By “low-wage social contract” we mean an economic system that not only assumes but also accepts that many jobs in the U.S. will pay poorly.

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Sep 10, 2013

Michael Lind, Joshua Freedman

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Hope or Hype?

this paper examines whether mobile solutions offer the youth financial inclusion field immense hope, or just hype.

Sep 10, 2013

Julia Arnold, Jamie Zimmerman

Event Series at the University of Kansas on Poverty, Assets, and the American Dream

Event Series at the University of Kansas on Poverty, Assets, and the American Dream

Sep 6, 2013

Hannah Emple

Economic Mobility from the State Perspective: Indiana

Economic Mobility from the State Perspective: Indiana

Sep 5, 2013

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