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Quoted: Charles Wheelan ’88 on How Debt is Good—and Bad

4/15/2016
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“We love borrowing for what it allows us to do—until we can’t pay it back. And we love bankers who make it possible—until we want to pelt them with stones,” says Senior Lecturer Charles Wheelan ’88 in a TIME magazine opinion piece about debt.

Wheelan is a senior lecturer in the Department of Economics and a policy fellow at the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Public Policy.

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Study: Slowing Down Automation May Have Economic Benefits

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Researchers suggest taxing automation as displaced workers retrain.
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Six Things We’ve Learned About How the Pandemic Disrupted Learning

6/23/2022
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A study co-authored by Professor of Economics Douglas Staiger that found remote instruction in the COVID-19 pandemic was a primary driver of widening achievement gaps is cited in a National Public Radio report.
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