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Challenging Thoughts

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By Kevin Lewis
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August 01, 2026 Depression stigma Christopher Roth, Peter Schwardmann & Egon Tripodi Journal of Public Economics, August 2026 Abstract: People with mental illness are frequently discriminated against and stigmatized. We introduce a new measure of perceived depression stigma and examine the causal effect of perceived stigma on help-seeking in a sample of 1844 Americans suffering from depression.
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Turning Up Votes

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By Kevin Lewis
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Findings July 31, 2026 The Sequential Rise of Political Animosity in Economically Declining and Prospering Places: Evidence from 3 Billion Geo-located Tweets Sun Young Park Harvard Working Paper, February 2026 Abstract: Political animosity has become a central feature of contemporary democratic politics.
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Talent Management

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By Kevin Lewis
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Findings July 30, 2026 Job Security and Effort in Major League Baseball Richard Paulsen & Charles Jordan University of Michigan Working Paper, June 2026 Abstract: This study uses Major League Baseball (MLB) player data to test for impacts of job security on worker effort. Using variation in job security across the duration of multi-year player contracts, prior studies have found mixed evidence, with recent studies finding an inverse relationship between job security and worker production.
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