Rising House Prices Are Hollowing Out the Middle Class in Big Cities
Assistant Professor Andrii Parkhomenko’s research analyzes how rising housing prices are driving economic polarization.
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Marshall Minds Ep. 4: “The Evaluation of Founder Failure and Success by Hiring Firms: A Field Experiment.”
Marshall Minds Ep. 4: “The Evaluation of Founder Failure and Success by Hiring Firms: A Field Experiment.”
Assistant Professor Melody Chang researched what happens to an entrepreneur’s career when they decide to enter the job market and how the evaluation of entrepreneurship experience varies based on the venture’s success or failure.
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