Student Debt and Early Career Earnings: Wage Patterns Around the Start of Repayment
[Research Paper] Using NLSY97 data and an event-study design, we find no significant wage changes when student loan repayment begins, though results are limited by pre-trend violations and missing controls.
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The Cost of Saying No: Ohio SB 52 and Renewable Energy Development
[Research Paper] An exploratory analysis of the relationship between renewable energy restrictions and home values in Ohio counties since the passage of Ohio SB 52 in 2021.
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Does Supply and Demand still Hold in Ohio’s Housing Market?
[Data Feature] Ohio’s housing affordability varies sharply by county. Data shows tighter housing supply links to higher costs, while demand pressures complicate the simple story.
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Will Cleveland’s Opportunity Corridor Live Up to its Name?
[Data Feature] If the road is to earn its name, we should see measurable gains in resident employment and shorter commutes; early data suggest that hasn't materialized.
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Don’t Rain on My Protest: The Effect of Anti-Racism Protests on Democratic Vote Shares in Midwestern Suburbs
[Research Paper] Using rainfall as an instrument for protest turnout, we study how 2020 anti-racism protests affected presidential vote shares in Midwestern suburbs. Contrary to prior work, higher protest attendance slightly reduced Democratic support, with no statistically significant differences between racial groups.
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Student Debt and Early Career Earnings: Wage Patterns Around the Start of Repayment
[Research Paper] Using NLSY97 data and an event-study design, we find no significant wage changes when student loan repayment begins, though results are limited by pre-trend violations and missing controls.
Read More →
The Cost of Saying No: Ohio SB 52 and Renewable Energy Development
[Research Paper] An exploratory analysis of the relationship between renewable energy restrictions and home values in Ohio counties since the passage of Ohio SB 52 in 2021.
Read More →
Does Supply and Demand still Hold in Ohio’s Housing Market?
[Data Feature] Ohio’s housing affordability varies sharply by county. Data shows tighter housing supply links to higher costs, while demand pressures complicate the simple story.
Read More →
Will Cleveland’s Opportunity Corridor Live Up to its Name?
[Data Feature] If the road is to earn its name, we should see measurable gains in resident employment and shorter commutes; early data suggest that hasn't materialized.
Read More →
Don’t Rain on My Protest: The Effect of Anti-Racism Protests on Democratic Vote Shares in Midwestern Suburbs
[Research Paper] Using rainfall as an instrument for protest turnout, we study how 2020 anti-racism protests affected presidential vote shares in Midwestern suburbs. Contrary to prior work, higher protest attendance slightly reduced Democratic support, with no statistically significant differences between racial groups.
Read More →
