Commentary
…Authors of the report “Stranded by the Safety Net: How to Fix the Benefit Cliff Problem” include Joshua Bandoch, Nic Dunn, Leslie Ford, Angela Rachidi, Erik Randolph, and Matt Weidinger. …
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Abstract Broad-based categorical eligibility (BBCE) in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is an administrative function with broad implications for SNAP caseloads and expenditures. Though Congress originally established BBCE as…
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Blog Post
In a recent blog, I discussed Stanford University economist Erik Brynjolfsson’s new study showing that young college graduates are struggling to gain a foothold in a job market shaped by artificial intelligence (AI)….
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…argued hiring challenges were an artifact of pandemic-era overhiring and/or economic uncertainty relating to the impact of tariffs. Stanford University economist Erik Brynjolfsson and colleagues’ new analysis finds that AI…
Article
…Artificial Intelligence,” Stanford economists Erik Brynjolfsson, Bharat Chandar, and Ruyu Chen analyze payroll data from ADP, the country’s largest processor, and find that entry-level jobs are where the impact is…
Op-Ed
…Commissioner Erika McEntarfer. The White House quickly released a memo criticizing her “lengthy history of inaccuracies, incompetence.” It cited multiple instances of revisions to jobs estimates going back to April 2024 and…
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Op-Ed
…and judges often overlook red flags. Last year, Ella Vitalis died of cardiac arrest after New York Family Court Judge Erik Pitchal reunified her with abusive parents. At 3 weeks old, she had…
Blog Post
…ones who will gain the most from supportive AI tools at work. In 2023, Stanford University economist Erik Brynjolfsson published a study showing the use of AI chatbots for call center workers…
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…comfortable working around and with it. As the saying goes, in the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king. Further, as Stanford University labor economist Erik Brynjolfsson has…