News The latest news and events at the Tobin Center Article Title Affiliated Researcher Initiative - Any -ClimateDigital EconomyEarly Childhood and EducationEconomic OpportunityEvidence-Based PolicyHealth EconomicsSupply Chain Research Alliance Tobin-Cowles Health Economics & Policy Program Show Results Reset Filters In the News Profs. Peters, Zilibotti: Research on the Unequal Effects of Service-Led Growth Cited in NYT Atul Loke / The New York Times News The Economic Consequences of Climate Change: An Interview with Nobel Laureate William Nordhaus In the News Prof. Gillingham Weighs In on Google Flights Emission Estimates, Washington Post DALL-E Image Generator News In Memoriam: Jonathan Eaton (PhD ’76), Renowned International Economist In the News Prof. Cooper in WaPo: No Surprises Act Has Successfully Protected Millions of Patients from Big Hospital Bills In the News DISSC, Senior Policy Fellow Ron Borzekowski: Empowering Social Scientists at Yale ISPS In the News Tobin Predoc Fellows Program Highlighted as a Program for "Community, Mentoring, and a Crash Course in Research" Yale ISPS In the News NPR: New Research Highlights Need for Improved Models in Climate Policy David Zalubowski / AP / WSHU In the News Profs. Wallace and Goldsmith-Pinkham: research linking COVID-related deaths to political affiliation is the top most talked about JAMA Network article in 2023. Pagination Previous page Previous Page 8 Next page Next
In the News Profs. Peters, Zilibotti: Research on the Unequal Effects of Service-Led Growth Cited in NYT Atul Loke / The New York Times
In the News Prof. Gillingham Weighs In on Google Flights Emission Estimates, Washington Post DALL-E Image Generator
In the News Prof. Cooper in WaPo: No Surprises Act Has Successfully Protected Millions of Patients from Big Hospital Bills
In the News Tobin Predoc Fellows Program Highlighted as a Program for "Community, Mentoring, and a Crash Course in Research" Yale ISPS
In the News NPR: New Research Highlights Need for Improved Models in Climate Policy David Zalubowski / AP / WSHU
In the News Profs. Wallace and Goldsmith-Pinkham: research linking COVID-related deaths to political affiliation is the top most talked about JAMA Network article in 2023.
