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Vice President and Director, Economic Studies | Joseph A. Pechman Senior Fellow
Ted Gayer at an event on energy and climate change.
Ted Gayer is the vice president and director of the Economic Studies program and the Joseph A. Pechman Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution. He conducts research on a variety of economic issues, focusing particularly on public finance, environmental and energy economics, housing, and regulatory policy. | View Full Bio
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June 28, 2013
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June 14, 2013
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February 26, 2013
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February 15, 2013 | comments
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January 14, 2013
December 14, 2012
November 13, 2012
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Easterly: "The big aid debate that Sachs initiated is now really over." http://t.co/RyIkH9M2In
Oct 04
Stein: Reg tools fall short as a comprehensive, marketwide approach to the fire-sales problem: http://t.co/SUGMgMIymO
Glow in the dark plants: an eco-friendly alternative to light bulbs or a pernicious threat to eco-diversity? http://t.co/hirxBoBynt
"My sense is a lot of Cabrera's success is about pattern recognition and the ability to process information quickly" http://t.co/UrgqHOiIsP
"He [Cabrera] can go to the plate and show four different stances in the same at bat" http://t.co/yXaiCBk8es
Great article on Miguel Cabrera and the art of hitting: http://t.co/yXaiCBk8es
Designer babies will also change future of sports: http://t.co/k7Yq40p0GN @DavidEpstein
Betting odds for not raising debt ceiling by 10/17 decreased since shutdown (could be thin mkt): http://t.co/u2cj96LhxA
RT @pdacosta: The taper has been furloughed
Oct 02
Small change in cost of sending ACT scores to colleges led to attending higher quality schools & higher earnings http://t.co/U6rxaHb84s
Sep 30
Cash transfers improve lives of adolescent girls in Sub-Saharan Africa: http://t.co/nqBmuXrs3q
Nice stop-motion animation video (and paper) by Cliff Winston, on inefficiencies of transportation system: http://t.co/ZYucc5vRYm
Sep 26
Unconditional small cash transfer to fathers, labeled as education support, led to large gains in school partic. http://t.co/rGm85qMsJn
Sep 24
Pondering the choreography I would have used for the interpretive dance of my PhD thesis: http://t.co/gpDlJAtFMP
"Extended UI benefits raised avg duration of unemployment by 7% & led UE rate to increase by 0.4 %age pts." http://t.co/WhuPCbKJDv
The longer a DI applicant waits until denied leads to lower employment & earnings after the decision. http://t.co/GMLgMLcE9y
Sep 23
"In US, if man smokes pre-marriage, then wife more likely to smoke post-marriage. No influence of women on husbands. http://t.co/WUcTyqkClO
Should the woods behind a church have tax-exempt status? http://t.co/O3AnvmA5Gs
Stan Fischer: “If you give too much forward guidance you do take away flexibility," http://t.co/s5MRcYBm26
During the Great Recession, Food Stamps and UI exhibited adjustments very consistent with previous historical cycles http://t.co/MZVmGOnMPA
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