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Is Finer Better? A Master's Investigation into Coarse Grading
The line: little information is lost if instructors assess students with only a few grades (Distinction, Merit, Pass) instead of many (A+, A, A-, B+, …). Current version. Results. Powerpoint slide deck.
Paper chase: Andrew Rose, dean, NUS Business School
The line: little information is lost if instructors assess students with only a few grades (Distinction, Merit, Pass) instead of many (A+, A, A-, B+, …). Current version. Results. Powerpoint slide deck.
The line: little information is lost if instructors assess students with only a few grades (Distinction, Merit, Pass) instead of many (A+, A, A-, B+, …). Current version. Results. Powerpoint slide deck.
The Macroeconomy After Tariffs
(with Davide Furceri, Swarnali Hannan, and Jonathan Ostry). The line: tariffs are bad news; they lower output and productivity, raise unemployment and inequality, appreciate the exchange rate and have little effect on the trade balance. Current version. Earlier versions appear as CEPR DP 13,389. NBER WP 25,042. Data set, basic program and output. PowerPoint presentation.
How to train future business leaders in ever-changing conditions
(with Davide Furceri, Swarnali Hannan, and Jonathan Ostry). The line: tariffs are bad news; they lower output and productivity, raise unemployment and inequality, appreciate the exchange rate and have little effect on the trade balance. Current version. Earlier versions appear as CEPR DP 13,389. NBER WP 25,042. Data set, basic program and output. PowerPoint presentation.
(with Davide Furceri, Swarnali Hannan, and Jonathan Ostry). The line: tariffs are bad news; they lower output and productivity, raise unemployment and inequality, appreciate the exchange rate and have little effect on the trade balance. Current version. Earlier versions appear as CEPR DP 13,389. NBER WP 25,042. Data set, basic program and output. PowerPoint presentation.
How ready are Singapore universities to start the new term as COVID-19 rages on?
(with Davide Furceri, Swarnali Hannan, and Jonathan Ostry). The line: tariffs are bad news; they lower output and productivity, raise unemployment and inequality, appreciate the exchange rate and have little effect on the trade balance. Current version. Earlier versions appear as CEPR DP 13,389. NBER WP 25,042. Data set, basic program and output. PowerPoint presentation.
Are Tariffs Bad for Growth? Yes, Say Five Decades of Data from 150 Countries
(with Davide Furceri, Swarnali Hannan, and Jonathan Ostry). The line is the title. Current version. Results.
