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Roughly one day after Malaysian authorities yanked the Network School’s license to operate, founder Balaji Srinivasan announced an agreement with Kazakhstan to relocate to Central Asia. This novel ed...
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Most social-science papers are allowed to be a little bit wrong for a while. What I mean by that is the data we dea...
Last week, the Mercatus Center released my new study, “Artificial Intelligence and the Rise of Independent Work.”
I also wrote about the findings in the Wall Street Journal, and yesterday the Washington Post editorial board featured the st...
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This piece is a guest contribution from Yuliya Yatsyshina, Program Manager of the Labor and Fiscal Policy Projects at the Mercatus Center. This spring, Labor Market Matters is kicking off a se...
Seven years ago, I wrote a research paper that I later developed into a policy framework establishing a safe harbor for voluntary portable benefits for independent workers—clarifying that benefits can be offered without triggering reclassif...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Labor economist at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. Data Users Advisory Committee for the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Law & economics scholar at NYU Law. Previously an economics professor at SUNY.
Research Fellow and Emerging Scholar for the Labor Policy Project at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
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