We provide the first systematic evidence on the labor market consequences of the 25% decline in Canadian visits to the United States in 2025. We combine smartphone foot-traffic data measuring Canadian visitor presence at the ZIP code × industry level with real-time establishment-level...

Chapter 1 Introduction -- Part I Ethical Crises and The Obstacle of Indecisiveness -- Chapter 2 The Interconnectedness of Wisdom, Morality, and Happiness: Overcoming the Limitations of Moral Consistency and Pity, When Preventing and Resolving a Value Crisis in the Organization -- Chapter 3 The...

Policies in healthcare are often treated as documents to update and store, yet their real value only becomes visible when care turns unpredictable. A policy is a promise an agreed upon path meant to guide decisions when clarity matters most. Its strength is not measured by formatting or...

Consumer sentiment influences household behavior in important ways, yet we lack causal evidence on whether government policies themselves shape these perceptions. We help fill this gap by studying the expiration of the expanded 2021 Child Tax Credit (CTC), which abruptly reduced household income...

Natural disasters are a growing global threat, yet their consequences for gender-based violence (GBV) in high-income countries with strong institutional protections remain largely unknown. We address this gap using administrative crime records linked to disaster declarations at the Local...