Ilyana Kuziemko

Jun 6, 2024 | aeaweb.org | Jiwon Choi |Ilyana Kuziemko |Ebonya Washington |Gavin J. Wright

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Mar 4, 2024 | lpeproject.org | Zephyr Teachout |Ganesh Sitaraman |Ilyana Kuziemko |Nicolas Longuet Marx

Last week, the Supreme Court considered the critical question of how to analyze neutral government regulations of social media. Well, kind of. They did hear about two very different new laws in Florida and Texas that would limit how social media companies can operate. But during the four-and-a-half-hour legal argument, the Justices seemed to awaken, with some discomfort, to the fact that these cases did not comprise one question, but a vast universe of questions.

Feb 27, 2024 | lpeproject.org | Ilyana Kuziemko |Nicolas Longuet Marx |Suresh Naidu

Early investigations into the rise of neoliberalism tended to emphasize the right-wing, libertarian variant, enshrined philosophically in the Mont Pelerin Society, legally in law-and-economics, and politically by conservatives like Reagan and Thatcher. Recently, however, historians and sociologists have turned their attention to the neoliberal turn within center-left parties.

Feb 26, 2024 | promarket.org | Ilyana Kuziemko |Nicolas Longuet-Marx |Suresh Naidu |Within-District Contributors

In a new paper, Ilyana Kuziemko, Nicolas Longuet-Marx, and Suresh Naidu point to a shift in the Democratic Party’s economic policy, from predistribution to redistribution, as one of the reasons why it has lost less-educated voters. A number of authors and commentators have pointed out that center-left parties throughout the Western democracies have “upskilled” since the 1970s, or replaced their traditional, blue-collar base with an increasingly educated one.

Oct 31, 2023 | promarket.org | Leah Boustan |Ilyana Kuziemko

Claudia Goldin of Harvard University has been awarded the 2023 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences. This column, written by two of her former students and now fellow scholars, outlines both the work on gender gaps in employment and wages for which she has been formally recognized, and her contributions to a broader agenda of understanding inequality in the labor market.