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Elisabeth “Betty” Sadoulet lectures a class.

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In memoriam of Agricultural & Resources Economics Professor Elisabeth Sadoulet

Elisabeth “Betty” Sadoulet was a well-known scholar and advisor in international development economics.

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Women portrayed as younger than men online, and AI amplifies the bias

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As Bay Area tech hiring softens, will AI come to the rescue?

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Who has an edge in startups? Teams with both U.S.-born and immigrant founders.

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The ultra-rich are different from you and me. Their tax rates are lower.

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California unionization rates steady despite nationwide decline, says new report

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Watch an economics professor explain foreign aid in 101 seconds

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Berkeley Talks: Economist Gabriel Zucman on the benefits of a (modest) billionaire tax

Jenny Chatman, dean of Haas Business school.

Watch the dean of the Haas Business School explain organizational culture in 101 seconds

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Berkeley Haas economist unravels chaotic U.S. trade, tariff policies

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Nearly 40% of companies missed 2020 climate targets, with no consequences

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New Berkeley guide helps business navigate AI ethics

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Berkeley to lead ‘Innovation Hub’ helping turn basic research into innovative businesses

Economist James A. Robinson, sitted at a desk in a happily cluttered office, smiling as he waits to start a video interview

Economist James A. Robinson, a new Nobel laureate, left a lasting impact in his years at UC Berkeley

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“Altruistic” doctors put patients before profits — and achieve better results, study finds

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Poverty-level wages pose urgent problem for U.S. childcare, study finds

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