People with lower incomes are more likely to keep default retirement contribution rates, even when it’s not optimal. Policy can help, argues Yale’s James Choi.
The Indian state of Gujarat has taken a leap forward in curbing industrial emissions by initiating an Emissions Trading Scheme in its most populous city.
When two Yale undergrads couldn’t find a pathway for non-majors to study development economics, they founded an official club dedicated to the discipline.
This year’s winners are Cécile Fromont and Didac Queralt. Prizes are awarded for books on international topics written by current members of the Yale faculty.
Kevin DeLuca discusses statistical advancements in redistricting efforts and what newspaper archives can teach us about the role of media in politics today.
A popular course taught by political scientist Allison Harris takes the HBO show as a starting point to investigate cities, their problems, and their politics.
Pinelopi Koujianou Goldberg, former World Bank chief economist, surveys globalization’s effects on inequality — and offers policy alternatives for the future.
