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The internet had less impact on the 2016 elections than many think, says a new study by Jesse Shapiro.

Lottery jackpots are overwhelming played by low-income Americans, says a MarketWatch article that cites research by PSTC economist Emily Oster.

Quartz cites PSTC economist Emily Oster's research on challenges of determining breastfeeding benefits.

Article cites research by PSTC trainee Ieva Zumbyte on the "motherhood penalty."

Widening highways doesn't relieve traffic congestion, says PSTC economist Matthew Turner.

A new report on millennials cites research on interracial marriage in the U.S. by PSTC sociologist Zhenchao Qian.

PSTC economist Jesse Shapiro comments on the use of phone data, even when phone owners are unaware.

Providence white-Hispanic segregation is among highest in the nation, says PSTC demographer John Logan.

Study co-authored by PSTC Assistant Professor of Education Matthew Kraft addresses the impact of teacher evaluations on supply of new teachers.

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