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"The core question is what a reasonable #workweek can (and perhaps should) buy." Writer argues that the pandemic revealed a fundamental flaw in the #metrics the Federal Reserve uses for #monetarypolicy management. tinyurl.com/2946h7p8

There are countless examples of weird economic #metrics being informative during crises when other measures have lagged behind. Is it time for economists to consider including nontraditional indicators in their assessments of #recessions? tinyurl.com/5n69x3pc

Frequent and increasingly intense #disasters pose a growing risk for #India's vulnerable populations. One CPR writer suggests further developing the post-#disasterrecovery framework as a tool for continued #sustainabledevelopment. tinyurl.com/3nb89v9u

Read writer Jose Macias' prescribed shock doctrine to reshape congressional practices and increase #equity and #transparency in the #hiringprocess and professional #training rb.gy/bg5onj

It’s officially 2023 and the Chicago Policy Review team is hard at work! Check out our first newsletter of the year with a message from Michael Brown, our Head of Learning & Development: shorturl.at/opyAM #newyear #samecommitment

Writer D. Sherbini examines the landmark Artifical Intelligence Act proposed by the #EU, the first-ever piece of #AI regulation from a major regulatory body. Read below to learn about how the EU aims to curb the harmful effects of AI on a massive scale! shorturl.at/blB46

If we truly want to celebrate the #principles that #MLKJR stood for, we must recognize that #justice is more than affirmations of Black Americans' worth. Justice makes "demands on the pocketbook." What policies you think #MLKJR would advocate for today? shorturl.at/jrwGK

"We have to try new solutions," Beto O'Rourke tells Megan for Chicago Policy Review, "that are uncomfortable and different to confront those in power who have squandered the opportunity to save lives." chicagopolicyreview.org/2023/03/29/lea…

“Our cities suffer from many inequalities,” said Molly Smith MPP Class of 2023 and Editor-in-Chief of Chicago Policy Review, writing about disparities in urban spaces. “But our Harris education has prepared us to tackle these issues head-on.” har.rs/3GlXT4x

So what happens when the government finds a critical error in your iPhone's code. Should agencies disclose what they found to Apple or should they hold onto it to use against America's adversaries? Check out my most recent piece in the Chicago Policy Review chicagopolicyreview.org/2023/04/05/sit…

"Firms have really bad incentives when it comes to protecting privacy." Read this interview with activist and sci fi writer Cory Doctorow NONCONSENSUAL BLUE TICK on how interoperability would affect firms' conduct!

In Chicago Policy Review, I argue how/why to increase the poverty line, even in a deeply divided government. Following the important work of Becky Blank, and discussions in class with Miles Corak and my colleague Jack Shea, and chats with @PaulKrugman. chicagopolicyreview.org/2023/05/15/rai…

Rep. Kevin McCarthy’s ousting marks the first time that a Speaker of the House has been forced to vacate the Chair. Join the CEG team and Soren Dayton for a Lunch ‘n’ Learn on 10/30 to discuss legislating through crisis & more. RSVP here: bit.ly/405c6M7