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Daniel L. Chen, Manoj Kumar, Vishal Motwani et Philip Yeres
2025
Using data from 1946–2014, we show that audio features of lawyers’ introductory statements and lawyers’ facial attributes improve the performance of the best prediction models of Supreme Court outcomes. We infer face attributes using the MIT-CBCL human-labeled face database and infer voice...
Yannis Katsoulacos et Marc Ivaldi
2025sous la direction de Joseph Harrington et Maarten Pieter Schinkel, Cambridge University Press, 2025
Pablo José Varas Enríquez et Monique Borgerhoff Mulder
vol. 11, n° 48:e107, novembre 2025
The number and timing of births are strongly associated with the stability of available resources and the risk of extrinsic mortality. The authors suggest a verbal model to disentangle the relationship between these two variables. However, we challenge their assumption of a hierarchical...
Benjamin Pitt
vol. 36, n° 11, novembre 2025, p. 862–873
To navigate complex physical environments, animals keep track of the spatial relations among objects using various reference frames, both body-based (e.g., left/right) and environment-based (e.g., east/west), but how these spatial representations interact remains unresolved. Whereas neuroscientific...
Matthieu Bouvard, Bruno Jullien et David Martimort
n° 26-1699, novembre 2025
We study how the organizational structure of producers affects competition between systems. We model systems as differentiated bundles of complementary components, where components within each system are produced either by a single firms (integration) or by two distinct firms (disintegration). When...
César Hidalgo
Penguin, novembre 2025
We all understand that knowledge shapes the fate of business and the growth of nations, but few of us are aware of the principles that govern its motion. The Infinite Alphabet unravels the laws describing the growth and diffusion of knowledge by taking you from a failed attempt to build a city of...
Frédéric Cherbonnier, Christian Gollier et Aude Pommeret
novembre 2025
Standard evaluations of public policies involve discounting the flow of expected net benefits at a unique discount rate. Consequently, they systematically ignore the insurance benefits of policies that hedge the aggregate risk, and the social cost of projects that raise the aggregate...
Andrew Rhodes et Yang Yang
n° 25-1695, novembre 2025
We provide a novel pro-competitive rationale for resale price maintenance (RPM). We consider a model where some consumers are fully informed about downstream prices while other consumers are not. When an upstream manufacturer imposes a floor on downstream prices, this qualitatively changes...
Marcel Boyer et Molivann Panot
n° 25-1692, novembre 2025
This paper reports CEO compensation data from the SEC as of December 31, 2022, for all S&P 500 firms, regrouped into 10 industries based on the Bloomberg classification. It presents the breakdown of the corresponding CEO's compensation, showing the proportion of incentive components in total...
n° 25-1691, novembre 2025
This article examines the evolution of inequality since 1920, highlighting the need to rebalance research and public debate toward the forms of inequality that matter most for social welfare. While income and wealth disparities have received overwhelming attention in academia and public policy...
