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Racial disparity in Chicago cops' use of force laid bare in new data

February 11, 2021

Bocar Ba, economics, TechCrunch, Feb. 11, 2021

Study finds police officers of color make fewer stops and arrests and use less force than White officers

February 11, 2021

Bocar Ba, economics, CNN, Feb. 11, 2021

White cops more likely to arrest, use force against people of color, study of Chicago police finds

February 11, 2021

Bocar Ba, economics, USA Today, Detroit Free Press, Desert Sun, Tallahassee Democrat, and Arizona Republic, Feb. 11, 2021

Landmark study of 7000 Chicago police shows nonwhite officers make fewer stops, use less force

February 11, 2021

Bocar Ba, economics, Science, Feb. 11, 2021

Tipped workers are less likely to be poor than minimum wage earners

February 10, 2021

David Neumark, economics, ValueWalk, Feb. 10, 2021

Research and commentary: Montana minimum wage hike would produce numerous negative unintended consequences

February 10, 2021

David Neumark, economics, The Heartland Institute, Feb. 10, 2021 (Commentary)

Fact-checking Joe Biden's claim about $15 minimum wage and poverty

February 10, 2021

David Neumark, economics, Politico, Feb. 10, 2021

Even a conservative analysis shows the $15 minimum wage does more good than harm

February 9, 2021

David Neumark, economics, Slate, Feb. 9, 2021

Biden's claim that with a $15 minimum wage, 'the whole economy rises'

February 9, 2021

David Neumark, economics, The Washington Post and SF Gate, Feb. 9, 2021

Mass incarceration: Don't forget about the women

February 8, 2021

Kristin Turney, sociology, Ms. Magazine, Feb. 8, 2021 (Podcast)

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