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Why the gig economy won't call workers employees
Professor Emeritus Paul Osterman wrote: "Employers have strong financia
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They laid off thousands of workers because of AI. Now they regret it. 'We need people.'
"Do we need more people? Do we need fewer people? We have no idea.
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Why companies that call themselves meritocracies don't always pay equally
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Research Commentary | June 2024
Evaluating the Impact of the Connect the Grid Act for Texas
This MIT CEEPR research commentary examines the Connect the Grid Act (H.R.7348) proposed to ensure that Texas gains the capability to import electricity, especially during extreme weather events.
Working Paper | August 2024
Bridging the Gaps: The Impact of Interregional Transmission on Emissions and Reliability
This MIT CEEPR study evaluated the proposed BIG WIRES Act, finding that it could increase interregional transfer capability by 68%, save $487 million annually, and reduce CO₂ emissions by 43.33 M.
Policy Brief | May 2026
Why Interregional Transmission Matters
This one-page policy brief provides an overview of policy considerations to improve interregional transmission.
Research Commentary | January 2024
Evaluating the Impact of the BIG WIRES Act
This MIT CEEPR research commentary provides an overview of initial findings determining the impact of the BIG WIRES Act.
Research Publication | January 2025
Implications of policy-driven transmission expansion for costs, emissions and reliability in the USA
This study evaluates congressional proposals to expand interregional transmission, finding that policy-driven expansion increased transmission by 68% and distributed new capacity across regions.
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Some US adults are using AI for financial guidance but few trust it, Gallup poll finds
Using AI as a tool at the start of a learning journey and then combining this knowledge with other trusted sources can be the best way to engage with new and traditional financial guidance tools, s