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Yesterday, TIAA-CREF, one of the world's largest pension systems, announced that Assistant Professor of Political Economy David I. Laibson '88 and Jeremy B. Tobacman '99 had won a Certificate of Excellence for their paper titled "Self Control and Saving for Retirement...
...invited me to become a co-author on a project that culminated in this paper," Tobacman said...
...handbook] gives you a link...if you're going to write a paper, or a thesis, or if you have questions," Epps said in an interview yesterday...
Iraq has mastered the art of the shell game, whisking its secret stores from nook to nook ahead of the inspectors. Most difficult of all to get hold of are the logbooks that compare prewar acquisitions with what is accounted for now; and the plans and designs, on paper or computer discs or simply locked in scientists' heads, that would enable Saddam to reconstitute his warheads and missiles if inspections ever stopped. Last week Saddam refused to give inspectors access to some key papers, once again raising prospects for confrontation. "We knew we'd get back to square one with...
Your article implies that Bagcraft somehow took advantage of Kansas citizens [in relocating a paper bag-making factory]. You said the incentive program didn't pay off because "zero new jobs were created nationwide." Let us give credit where it is due. Kansas officials helped win federal support to stimulate growth in the economically depressed southeast Kansas area. There are now 350 jobs in Baxter Springs, Kans., and there are 150 new employees--not transfers from other facilities. Baxter Springs' economy has grown, and the town has attracted even more new business. Everyone appreciates the added potential for future growth...