If you're on campus, stop by the newest Princeton University Library exhibit in the Industrial Relations Section to learn more about J. Douglas Brown, Princeton University economics professor and key architect of the Social Security Act of 1935: bit.ly/3SPAbSu

In the first episode of the new Princeton Pulse podcast from Princeton CHW, Tammy Murphy (@FirstLadyNJ) talks to Professors Elizabeth Armstrong and Heather Howard about how New Jersey is addressing the racial divide in maternal-infant health: bit.ly/3EyPb2H

In this paper, Stephen Redding reviews recent quantitative urban models, which incorporate both differences in natural advantages and agglomeration forces, and can be taken directly to observed data on cities: bit.ly/3ytrWmP

Read Stephen Redding discuss recent quantitative urban models and provide applications of these models to 1) estimate the strength of agglomeration and dispersion forces and 2) evaluate the impact of transport infrastructure improvements. bit.ly/3ytrWmP

Thank you ⁦The Economist⁩ for featuring my “making a narco” work in Peru ! economist.com/graphic-detail…

Professor Janet Currie, Co-Director of Princeton CHW, talks to the Minneapolis Fed about how researchers can impact the policymaking process. bit.ly/3fQTZpP

🎙️ Listen to Ellora Derenoncourt discuss her research on the U.S. racial wealth gap, joint work with Chi Hyun Kim, Moritz Kuhn, and Moritz Schularick: apple.co/3CsZjYc

We'll see you in ONE hour at 12:30 p.m. EDT for Anil Kashyap's #MarkusAcademy webinar on 'Rising Interest Rates and Financial Cracks.' Register now to watch live. bit.ly/3T9l6eg

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As a member of President Franklin Roosevelt's “Committee on Economic Security,” Princeton Prof. J. Douglas Brown was instrumental in drafting the original bill for the national pension system. He's the subject of a new Princeton University Library exhibit in the IR Section: bit.ly/3SPAbSu

The development econ group at Princeton is growing! We're hiring 2 postdocs for 2023-4 to spend the year with us before starting their regular academic positions. Details here: aeaweb.org/joe/listing.ph…

Allan Hsiao Maria Micaela Sviatschi Pascaline Dupas Thomas Fujiwara Seema Jayachandran

A great Minneapolis Fed piece on Princeton University Professor Janet Currie's trip to the White House to talk about the importance of routine lead testing for children.

Public health “is also a part of our infrastructure,' she says. bit.ly/3fQTZpP

Today, the U.S. white-to-black wealth ratio is roughly 6 to 1—about the same it was in the 1950s.

#PrincetonU 's Ellora Derenoncourt talks to Cardiff Garcia about why the wealth gap persists more than 150 years after Emancipation: apple.co/3CsZjYc

Industrial Relations Section Director Leah Boustan says the new Princeton University Library exhibit on Princeton econ professor J. Douglas Brown (1898-1986) aims to 'inspire students and faculty to work on socially meaningful topics that contribute to the public good.” bit.ly/3SPAbSu

Come work with us! We're hiring full-time predoc research assistants to start in summer 2023 Julis-Rabinowitz Center for Public Policy &Finance. Students or recent grads interested in macro and finance should apply here: bit.ly/jrcppf-ra-2022

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A new podcast from Princeton CHW, hosted by Heather Howard, highlights the vital connections between health research and policy. bit.ly/3Ti9Ood

Celebrating Ben Bernanke's The Nobel Prize win with a toast! 🥂

'My advice to the recent college graduate is to develop skills, to learn, but don’t over-plan. Don’t think you know where you’re gonna be in twenty years, because you don’t.'

More from former Princeton University Prof. Ben Bernanke on winning the 2022 Nobel Prize. brook.gs/3Cpte3p