Nine titles selected by members of the Section for contributions to the field, published in 2024,

WSJ and CNN profiles Owen Zidar's research on how “The road to riches (in the US) is paved with cup holders, burgers and miles of elementary school carpeting.”

Leah Boustan's research indicates that immigrants today achieve economic mobility just as rapidly as they did 100 years ago. View a recording of her lecture.

Congratulations to the section's graduate students, Amy Kim and Carolyn Tsao, on being 2024 IPUMS Research Winners for their joint paper,  The Effects of Prohibiting Marriage Bars: The Case of U.S. Teachers.

The…

On March 29th Allison Green will present “Networks and Geographic Mobility: Evidence from World War II Navy Ships”  as part of the Migration Networks and Intra-Household Implications session of the…

Leah Boustan is prominently featured in the IMF's Finance & Development magazine, recognized for her extensive knowledge and groundbreaking research on immigration.

Pauline Carry, together with co-authors Alexandra Roulet, Claire Montialoux, Elio Nimier-David, and Nina Roussille, will present their paper on “Employment Effects of Wages and Payroll Taxes:…

Graduate students Kaan Cankat and Pablo Zarate will receive grants from Princeton's Program for Research on Inequality (PRI), awarded by PRI director Ellora Derenoncourt.  The grants were awarded to a total of six PHD candidates for…

The 2025 ASSA Program, held in San Francisco, California, ran from Thursday, January 2nd to Sunday, January 5th. Three section members presented at the conference:

Owen Zidar speaks with Kimberly Adams and Sarah Leeson on the 2025 tax policies.