By Jennifer Tescher, Corey StoneExecutive Summary Credit cards offer consumers convenience as both a payment vehicle and a source of short-term credit. Revolving credit permits consumers to enjoy immediate purchase...

By Joshua P. Meltzer, Aaron Tielemans In April of 2021, the European Commission submitted its proposal for a European Union regulatory framework on artificial intelligence. The Artificial Intelligence Act represents...

The white supremacist movement has become a top counterterrorism concern in the United States and in many other countries. White supremacists have conducted numerous high-profile attacks and, compared to jihadist...

By Mark Muro One of the most compelling developments of the Biden presidency has been the emergence of significant programs and policies targeted at helping places (and their residents) thrive,...

By Daniel RockAbstract This paper studies the extent to which firms also earn returns to their employees’ AI skill investments and what might drive this value capture. Employees with technological...

By Rachel Sachs

By Sanjay PatnaikAfter several years of pandemic uncertainty, many undergraduate students in the United Kingdom (U.K.) are now making plans to study abroad for the 2022-23 academic year. Unlike in...

By Joel MittlemanThe year 2015 marked a historic milestone in the struggle for LGBTQ+ rights: the Supreme Court’s recognition of marriage equality. The court’s ruling both reflected and promoted an...

By Emily Markovich Morris, Rini D’Souza“Build back better” and “build back equal” have become familiar slogans used to capture a global commitment to redressing educational inequities and system failures brought...

Since February 2022, the war on Ukraine has disrupted the education of millions—as more than half of Ukrainian children have left their homes, and over 1,800 education institutions have been...