Globalization

The growth in international trade has upended traditional ways of understanding national and world economies.

Current economic statistics are not designed to capture many transactions occurring in today’s global economy, which is characterized by rapid shifts in sourcing and technological change.

Susan Houseman has found that resulting biases and data gaps in U.S. statistics have caused economists and policymakers to overestimate productivity in the economy and underestimate the negative effects of the decline in manufacturing on workers.


Understanding the Decline in Manufacturing Employment

January 25, 2018 · Research Highlight

NAFTA and the Gender Wage Gap

May 17, 2017 · Research Highlight

All Research

Mass Privatisation and Mortality

April 11, 2009 · Research

Does Privatisation Kill?

April 1, 2009 · Research

Privatisation and Mortality

February 19, 2009 · Research

Who Really Made Your Car?

April 1, 2008 · Research

The Parts of Your Vehicle

January 1, 2008 · Research