SI 2026 Public Economics

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• Sebastian Y. D. Ernst, Andreas I. Mueller, Johannes Spinnewijn
  At-Risk or Responsive? Targeting in Unemployment Policy
• Amy Finkelstein, Matthew J. Notowidigdo, Charlie Rafkin
  When Food Stamps Became Free: Impacts and Implications of the Purchase Requirement Removal"
• Maggie R. Jones, Emilia Simeonova, Randall Akee, Carla Medalia
  The Immediate and Intergenerational Effects of Unconditional Cash Transfers: Evidence from American Indian Tribal Casinos
• Marius A. K. Ring, David G. Seim, Gabriel Zucman
  Personal Holding Companies, Tax Progressivity, and Inequality
• Todd Morris, Stefan Staubli, Benoit Dostie
  The Welfare Effects of Protecting Older Workers
• Yana Gallen, Stephanie A. Karol, Dmitri K. Koustas, Ithai Lurie
  Childcare and Female Labor Supply in the Era of Remote Work: Evidence from Administrative Tax Data
• Raj Chetty, Gaia Dossi, Matthew Smith, John Van Reenen, Owen M. Zidar, Eric Zwick
  Creating New Businesses in America: The Determinants of and Returns to Entrepreneurship
• Marika Cabral, Marcus Dillender
  Doctors as Gatekeepers in Social Insurance: Evidence from Workers’ Compensation Insurance
• David Gstrein
  Taxing Business Wealth or Profits? Evidence from German Wealth Taxation
• Pauline Carry, Claire Montialoux, Elio Nimier-David, Alexandra Roulet, Nina Roussille
  The Unequal Effects of Shorter Workweeks: Evidence from France’s 35-Hour Reform
• Christophe Bruneel-Zupanc, Alexandre Gaillard, Christian Hellwig, Philipp Wangner, Nicolas D. Werquin
  Extreme Poverty in Wealthy Nations: Evidence from France

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