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1863: Age, Education, and Occupational Gradients in Artificial Intelligence Anxiety

Klaus F. Zimmermann, Gökhan Karabulut, Zeynep Keklik and Kıvanç Altıntaş

1862: From Classrooms to Careers: The Impact of Fee Reimbursement Scheme on Education and Employment

Minali Grover and Ajay Sharma

1861: From cheap answers to lasting learning: AI tutoring and educational inequality

Hai-Anh Dang and Jere Behrman

1860: Does Pension Coverage Predict Fertility? International Evidence from OLS, Fixed Effects and Machine Learning Random Forests

Anika Ewald and Patrick A. Puhani

1859: Trust and Cooperation in Employment Relations: Evidence

Uwe Jirjahn

1858: Remote Work, Wage Growth, and Promotions

Sabrina Wulff Pabilonia and Victoria Vernon

1857: Literacy and Occupation among Free People in the Antebellum United States

Barry R. Chiswick and RaeAnn H. Robinson

1856: Artificial Intelligence and Support for Labor Market Policies: Evidence from a Survey Experiment

Fabio Angei, Silvia Balia, Rinaldo Brau and Giovanni Sulis

1855: Back to Normal? The Enduring Effects of COVID-19 Lockdowns on Wellbeing

Huong Le, Ha Nguyen, Peter Azzopardi, Nick Glozier, Christopher Blyth and Francis Mitrou

1854: Inference for Batched Adaptive Experiments

Jan Kemper and Davud Rostam-Afschar

1853: Teaching Economic Inequality: Pluralistic Knowledge and Learning Dispositions

Nick Drydakis

1852: Does War Destroy Institutions or Reinvent Them? A Spatial Econometric Analysis of Regional Governance in Ukraine and Russia within the Eurasian Political Economy

Ramin Amani and Almas Heshmati

1851: Adequacy and coverage of Social Assistance Scheme in Albania: a microsimulation analysis using ALBMOD

Edlira Narazani, Aida Gjika and Edvin Zhllima

1850: The Long-Term Mental Health Consequences of Emotional and Interpersonal Work Demands

Morteza Meybodi and Vincent Vandenberghe

1849: The effects of coerced sterilization: evidence from Native American women

Arcangelo Dimico and Gaia Narciso

1848: When Parents Stay Home: Work-from-Home and Sorting across Public, Private, and Home Schools

David Agrawal and Iuliia Shybalkina

1847: Does Maternal Early Marriage Influence Gender Bias in Child Well-Being?

Rashid Javed, Mazhar Mughal, Thierry Lorey and Charlotte Fontan Sers

1846: COVID-19, Remote Work and Labor-Market Inequalities in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Systematic Review and Lessons for the Future

Olivier Habimana, Jacqueline Muhawenayo and Almas Heshmati

1845: Count the poor in AI's language benchmarks

Hai-Anh Dang

1844: Making AI tutoring work for poorer schools

Hai-Anh Dang and Minh N. N. Do

1843: Working 9-to-5(ish): Can remote work help close the labour market gender gaps?

Agnieszka Postepska and Anastasiia Voloshyna

1842: Who Cares at the End of Life? Unmet care needs across 32 Countries

Chengxu Long, Zhuoer Lin, Hazal Swearinger, Jennifer Ailshire, Yuting Qian, Wai-Kit Ming, Huitong Zhao, Xiaohui Hou, Bei Wu, Wei Yang, Xi Chen and Shanquan Chen

1841: Poverty and Income Mobility in a Data-Scarce World: Concepts, Measures, and Data Challenges

Hai-Anh Dang

1840: Emigration from Affluence: Dynamic Selection and the Non-return of High Earners among Native Norwegians

Amelie F. Constant

1839: Immigration and Crime

David Zuchowski and Mateus Maciel

1838: Prison, Probation, and the Community

Sam Kang

1837: Can AI Improve Household Welfare in Poorer Countries? Evidence and Measurement Challenges

Hai-Anh Dang and Minh N. N. Do

1836: Increasing Take-Up of Literacy Tutoring: Evidence from a Randomized Experiment

Misty Gallo, Patrick J. Wolf and Harry A. Patrinos

1835: The Contract Year Phenomenon Revisited: Heterogeneous Performance Responses in Major League Baseball

Matt Atkins and Johane Dikgang

1834: Can Civic Mobilization Reduce Sexual Violence? Evidence from March 4 Justice Demonstrations in Australia

Quynh Nga Do, Pushkar Maitra and Astghik Mavisakalyan

1833: Social Capital, Economic Conditions and Evaluative Well-Being: Comparing Life Satisfaction and the Cantril Ladder Across the West and the Global South

Stephanie Rossouw and Talita Greyling

1832: Who Pays for Higher Wages? Evidence from Consumer Spending after California's Fast-Food Minimum Wage Increase

Hitanshu Pandit

1831: Retirements and organizational performance: Mixed methods evidence from Portuguese public hospitals

Eduardo Costa, Judite Gonçalves and Pedro Martins

1830: Immigrant-Native Wage Gaps and Rent Sharing: A Segmented Assimilation Story?

Kevin Pineda-Hernández, Francois Rycx and Mélanie Volral

1829: AI-driven Technological Progress, Finite Change and Wages

Rajat Acharyya, Hamid Beladi, Gouranga G. Das, Shrimoyee Ganguly and Sugata Marjit

1828: A Poorly Targeted Subsidy? The Fiscal and Social Costs of EU VAT Expenditures

Michael Christl

1827: Designing Effective Public-Private Partnerships in Education

Gustavo Arcia, Kevin Macdonald and Harry Patrinos

1826: Labor-Management Relations in the New Economy

Alexander Lammers

1825: Different Evaluative Well-being Measures, Different Conclusions? Evidence across Regions

Talita Greyling and Stephanie Rossouw

1824: Strikes and labour conflicts

Daphne Nicolitsas

1823: Artificial Intelligence-related digital skills and employment outcomes for underrepresented women

Nick Drydakis

1822: The Invisible Continent. Counting the Missing Poor in Developing Countries

Mathieu Lefebvre, Harun Onder, Pierre Pestieau, Gregory Ponthiere and Emi Suzuki

1821: The Labor Market Effects of AI Automation and Augmentation

Tomáš Oleš and Francesco Roncone

1820: Pricing Government Demand: Competition, Markups, and the Labor Share

Sampreet Singh Goraya, Stjepan Srhoj and Jurica Zrnc

1819: The Fading Growth Dividend of FDI: Evidence from OECD Economies, 2001-2023

Riyaad R. Dipoo and Johane Dikgang

1818: In Case You Were Wondering: Long-Term Peer Effects of Curiosity on Educational Attainment

Yiming Xia, Anwen Zhang, Weidong Wang and Ming Wen

1817: Business Development and Provincial Income in Vietnam: The Role of Labor Market Conditions

Le Thi Quynh Nga and Almas Heshmati

1816: Drivers of Income Inequality Across Italian Provinces: Unraveling the Role of Digitalisation and Labour Flexibility

Valeria Cirillo, Marialuisa Divella and Giuseppe Simone

1815: Personality Traits of Entrepreneurs and the Size of their Firms

Berfin Kardaslar, Alexander Kritikos and Lukas Menkhoff

1814: Fetal Pollution Exposure, Cognitive Ability, and Gender-Specific Parental Investment

Xin Zhang, Yixuan Wang, Xingyi Hu and Xi Chen