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Police shootings of unarmed black Americans may affect health of black infants

December 5, 2019

Kristin Turney, sociology, People, Dec. 5, 2019

Cookie-cutter suburbs could help spread sustainable yards

December 3, 2019

But only if new approaches explicitly help property values, says Matthew Freedman, UCI economist, in the Scientific American

The economic debate over the minimum wage, explained

November 20, 2019

David Neumark, economics, Vox, Nov. 20, 2019

As push for higher minimum wages grows, New York offers a test case

November 13, 2019

David Neumark, economics, The New York Times, Nov. 13, 2019

Who really earns the minimum wage?

October 3, 2019

David Neumark, economics, Honolulu Civil Beat, Oct. 3, 2019

New studies challenge the claim that black students are sent to special ed too much

August 19, 2019

George Farkas, The Hechinger Report, Aug. 19, 2019

School segregation worsens for Latino children compared with a generation ago

August 6, 2019

Greg Duncan, education, in Black Press USA, Aug. 6, 2019

Opinion: Canada should follow the lead of Trump's America and grow jobs, not regulations

August 2, 2019

David Neumark, economics, in the Financial Post, Aug. 2, 2019 (Opinion)

SoCal's Latino kids are going to school with fewer and fewer white kids

July 31, 2019

Greg Duncan, education, in LAist, July 31, 2019

Segregation of Latino students from white peers increased over a generation, study finds

July 30, 2019

Greg Duncan, education, via Education Week, July 30, 2019

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Police shootings of unarmed black Americans may affect health of black infants

Cookie-cutter suburbs could help spread sustainable yards

The economic debate over the minimum wage, explained

As push for higher minimum wages grows, New York offers a test case

Who really earns the minimum wage?

New studies challenge the claim that black students are sent to special ed too much

School segregation worsens for Latino children compared with a generation ago

Opinion: Canada should follow the lead of Trump's America and grow jobs, not regulations

SoCal's Latino kids are going to school with fewer and fewer white kids

Segregation of Latino students from white peers increased over a generation, study finds

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