Do we overestimate how much a raise will improve our lives? A new experiment says yes
A randomized experiment finds that people substantially overestimate how much a raise will improve their life satisfaction, and correcting that ...
A randomized experiment finds that people substantially overestimate how much a raise will improve their life satisfaction, and correcting that ...
A new study tracing early Social Security recipients' children finds that sons moved farther, earned more, and retired in wealthier ...
A study of 270 young workers finds that creativity and problem-solving predict workplace adaptability better than memory or attention, with ...
A survey of 305 people finds that confidence and enjoyment predict crypto investment intentions more strongly than the pursuit of ...
A study in two real stores traces how in-store music shapes whether shoppers return and recommend, working through their sense ...
Using random genetic variation as a stand-in for a controlled experiment, researchers estimate that one extra year of schooling raises ...
Do 10-second commercials actually work? A study tracking website traffic second by second finds micro ads tend to drive more ...
A new Dallas Fed working paper uses administrative microdata to measure how the 2021–2024 surge in unauthorized immigration affected local ...
Four studies suggest an attractive model's face quietly raises how positively we rate the clothes they wear, an effect that ...
A survey of 14,427 workers across 37 countries finds that cultural individualism explains 29 percent of the variation in remote ...
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