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Allocative efficiency explains much of the U.S. productivity slowdown
Analysis shows allocative efficiency deterioration, driven partly by sectoral volatility, explains most US productivity slowdown in the 1970s and 2000s.
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Inflation can increase job switching and vacancies
Model explaining how nominal wage stickiness causes workers to switch jobs during inflation, creating paradox of high vacancies with lower real wages.
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Performance Evaluation of Virgin and Recycled Aggregate Blends for Unpaved Roads under Freeze-Thaw Cycles
Study comparing virgin and recycled aggregate blends for unpaved roads shows recycled materials resist freeze-thaw damage better than virgin aggregates, with implications for cost and maintenance.
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Correcting publication bias lowers estimated unemployment-benefit effects
Meta-analysis of unemployment insurance effects on joblessness duration, correcting publication bias to estimate optimal replacement rates at 28% in the United States.
