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An empty Chicago streetscape during the COVID-19 shutdown

COVID-19 stimulus is a good start, but more is needed, says Berkeley economist

April 6, 2020

a woman works at a laptop at her kitchen counter

Strategic plan for working at home: Stay connected

March 24, 2020

A Berkeley student who brought her son to the commencement ceremony symbolizes the value of university education across generations.

David Card: Debunking myths about the value of education

February 25, 2020

Meet our new faculty: Claire Montialoux, public policy

September 17, 2019

man looking into the distance surrounded by tools

The future isn’t so golden for California’s next wave of retirees

July 1, 2019

Catherine Fisk

Berkeley Law Professor Catherine Fisk on reimagining labor law

March 2, 2019

woman writing at desk

Teachers fare better with existing pensions than 401(k)s, study shows

January 8, 2019

forklift driver lifting huge bage of oranges in warehouse

Popular meal-kit companies may be creating low-wage, dead-end jobs, study finds

October 30, 2018

restaurant workers making salads

Minimum wage hikes in six cities: big impact on pay, none on jobs

September 6, 2018

chart debunking myths of low wage workers

Interactive data explorer offers in-depth look at California’s low-wage workforce

August 16, 2018

In ‘Gone City,’ geographer questions Silicon Valley’s boom times

April 17, 2018

Alice Wu

Fighting misogyny in economics: Alice Wu, take a bow

January 11, 2018

Berkeley expert on restaurant exploitation is red-carpet guest at Golden Globes

January 8, 2018

California state seal. iStock photo.

Study: California’s progressive policies don’t hurt jobs, economy

November 14, 2017

Fall fare ranges from politics to video games, technology to tomorrow’s jobs

September 18, 2017

San Gorgonio Pass wind farm

Study: Apprenticeships give workers of color a leg up on clean-energy careers

August 31, 2017