Chicago Booth and UCLA Anderson are home to world renowned economists that routinely publish research in journals aimed at other scarily intelligent economists. Their findings often have important implications in areas ranging from monetary policy to medical protocols. But for outsiders reading the journals, the significance can get lost in the dense data and language required of the format.
Whether contracted by corporations or academics, my work often starts with specialized documents. It’s my job to take what these brilliant people write in technical detail and turn it into articles and other accessible texts that lay people can enjoy. Links to original source documents are at the end of each of the pieces below, which were commissioned to highlight academic research.
BRCA Mutation: New Model Quantifies How Surgeries Reduce Cancer
-UCLA Anderson
Why It’s So Hard to Simplify the Tax Code
-Chicago Booth
Through the Minimum Wage Looking Glass: Economic Consensus Unrealized
-UCLA Anderson
How Sales Taxes Could Boost Economic Growth
-Chicago Booth
Have Central Banks Lost Their Power?
-Chicago Booth
Can Contracts Optimize Both Health Care and Clinician Pay?
-UCLA Anderson
