NBER in the News - 2016

Archive of NBER in the News by year: 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014

Date	Source	Headline	Working Paper
12/31/2016	The Sydney Morning Herald	Two centuries of economic development courtesy of the Industrial Revolution	w21450
12/30/2016	The New York Times	Why Aren't There More Female Billionaires?	w22945 or summary
12/30/2016	The Washington Post	The best work on political economy in 2016	w21906
12/28/2016	The Washington Post	Uber, Lyft respond to Sen. Al Franken's discrimination concerns	w22776 or summary
12/28/2016	Market Watch	Public colleges are luring international students to cope with state budget cuts	w22981 or summary
12/28/2016	USA Today	Don't be 'anchored' when your credit card bill arrives	w22742
12/23/2016	Forbes	Middle Class Retirement Accounts at Record Levels. Low-Income Households Still Saving Little	w22945 or summary
12/23/2016	Bloomberg	Ignoring Climate Change Just Got More Expensive	w22933
12/21/2016	USA Today	Who do you invest with for big returns: A rich manager or a poor one?	w22517 or summary
12/20/2016	Market Watch	Big pharma won't stop raising prices in 2017 - it'll just do it smarter	w22745
12/20/2016	Inside Higher Ed	The Stagnant Wage Premium	w22935
12/19/2016	PBS Newshour	Why fund managers from poor families achieve better results	w22517 or summary
12/14/2016	The Washington Post	Giving children computers basically does the opposite of what you expect	w22907
12/14/2016	Houston Chronicle	When your house is a trap	w22929 or summary
12/13/2016	Reporting Texas	Analysts: Trump Immigration Policies Could Spell Trouble for the Texas Economy	w22834
12/12/2016	The New York Times	It Turns Out Spending More Probably Does Improve Education	w22011
12/9/2016	The Wall Street Journal	There's one big thing that can help poor kids get jobs 50 years later	w22899
12/8/2016	Retirement Income Journal	Did your active fund underperform? Maybe a rich kid manages it	w22517 or summary
12/8/2016	Fortune	Here's Why Donald Trump Is Right About China	w22879 or summary
12/7/2016	The New York Post	If you're not born filthy rich, you probably never will be	w22517 or summary
12/7/2016	The Washington Post	What Ben Carson gets wrong about segregation in America
12/6/2016	The Wall Street Journal	Competition From Chinese Imports Weakened U.S. Innovation	w22770 or summary
11/30/2016	Bloomberg	How to Boost Your Social Security Check by 85 Percent	w22770 or summary
11/30/2016	Fortune	Here's Why the Next Apple Might Not Be a Public Company	w22857
11/25/2016	India Today	Black-white earnings gap returns to 1950 levels in US	w22797 or summary
11/23/2016	Chicago Tribune	Many still making this bad credit card move	w22742
11/23/2016	The Washington Post	Researchers have found a troubling new cause of death for middle-aged white Americans	w22849
11/23/2016	The Wall Street Journal	Does Poor Air Quality Hurt Stock-Market Returns?	w22753
11/17/2016	Market Watch	Want to learn a trade? A public college may be your best bet	w22287
11/16/2016	My Journal Courier	Commentary: School achievement drives economy	w21770
11/14/2016	The Washington Post	The potentially severe consequences of Trump's deportation plans	w22834
11/14/2016	Houston Chronicle	Here's just how much Trump's deportation plan could hurt GDP	w22834
11/11/2016	The New York Times	The Persistence of the Minimum Paymenty	w22742
11/10/2016	Bloomberg	China's Sky-High Home Prices Sustainable, Harvard Scholars Say	w22789
11/4/2016	CBS News	How retirement hurts living standards for boomers	w22770 or summary
11/2/2016	The Denver Post	Americans are spending more on health care ... for their pets	w22669
11/1/2016	The Washington Post	Your Uber driver is twice as likely to cancel if you're black	w22776 or summary
10/31/2016	The Boston Globe	Study finds racial discrimination by Uber drivers	w22776 or summary
10/27/2016	Market Watch	Here's what happens when someone is forced to retire because they're 'old'	w12123
10/26/2016	The Wall Street Journal	What the China Trade Warriors Get Wrong	w21460 or summary
10/25/2016	Inside Higher Ed	Impact and Nonimpact of Online Competition	w22749 or summary
10/24/2016	The Christian Science Monitor	From US to Europe, the face of employment is changing	w22667 or summary
10/24/2016	Ottawa Citizen	To make Canada grow, steal even more brains from abroad	w22623 or summary
10/23/2016	The Wall Street Journal	Sputtering Startups Weigh on U.S. Economic Growth	w22095
10/22/2016	Huffington Post India	If You Are A Highly Skilled Migrant, Don't Worry About Theresa May Or Donald Trump	w22623 or summary
10/20/2016	Consumer Affairs	Drug coupons steer consumers away from cheaper generic drugs	w22745
10/16/2016	The Sydney Morning Herald	What workers will pay not to work weekends	w22708 or summary
10/16/2016	The Los Angeles Times	Job hopping can be a good strategy for young workers	w20628
10/14/2016	The Washington Post	Researchers have debunked one of our most basic assumptions about how the world works	w22690
10/14/2016	Politico	America's innovation crisis	w20717 & w22446
10/12/2016	The New Indian Express	Why boycott calls against India's largest trade partner China will fail	w12023
10/12/2016	The Washington Post	The remarkable thing that happens to poor kids when you help their parents with rent	w22721
10/11/2016	Market Place	How much is a worker-friendly schedule worth?	w22708 or summary
10/7/2016	Bloomberg	Would You Take an 8% Pay Cut to Work From Home?	w22708 or summary
10/6/2016	The New York Times	The Two Faces of Freelancing	w22667 or summary
10/5/2016	Harvard Business School	Why Don't More People Get Flu Shots at Work?
10/4/2016	Smithsonian	Botswana Unexpectedly Reverses Course on Ivory Trade	w22314 or summary
10/4/2016	Science Daily	Low lead levels in children negatively affect test scores	w22558 or summary
9/28/2016	The New York Times	More Wealth, More Jobs, but Not for Everyone: What Fuels the Backlash on Trade	w21906
9/27/2016	CBS News	What your dog's vet bill says about America's health care system	w22669
9/26/2016	The New York Times	It's Easy for Obamacare Critics to Overlook the Merits of Medicaid Expansion	w20178 & w20835 & w20929 or summary & w22170 or summary
9/25/2016	Consumer Reports	4 Mistakes to Avoid During Open Enrollment	w19373 & w21160
9/23/2016	Fortune	Here's Why Donald Trump Is More Right About Immigration Than You Think	w22656
9/23/2016	CBC News	Elephant ivory trade under scrutiny at upcoming wildlife conference	w22314 or summary
9/23/2016	PBS News Hour	Air pollution takes its toll on productivity even for those with desk jobs	w22328 or summary
9/23/2016	Market Watch	Opinion: How to make more money in the stock market: Put away your computer	w22605
9/23/2016	The Wall Street Journal	The Risks of Giving Lawmakers a Raise	w22571
9/21/2016	Pacific Standard	Make America Great Again—Invest in High-Skilled Immigrants	w22623 or summary
9/20/2016	The Chronicle of Higher Education	Few Recent Graduates Were Actually Forced to Work as Baristas	w22654
9/20/2016	Reuters	Ivory trade debate resurfaces as southern Africa's elephants thrive
9/19/2016	The Wall Street Journal	Student Debt Is Tied to Lower Grades Among College Students	w22604
9/17/2016	The Guardian	In Ohio, frackers are drilling. Soon Ineos will be doing the same in Britain	w21624
9/17/2016	The Washington Post	Finally, some good news for Obamacare	w22170 or summary
9/16/2016	Science Daily	Big data gives insight into appeal of services like uber	w22627
9/8/2016	Time	How Hiding Criminal Records Hurts Black and Hispanic Men	w22469 or summary
9/8/2016	Bloomberg	World War II Economy Is a Master Class in How to Fight Climate Change	w22590
9/7/2016	The Washington Post	Black defendants suffer when a judge's favorite football team loses	w22611
9/7/2016	Bloomberg	Fading College Dream Saps U.S. Economy of Productivity Miracle	w22453
9/7/2016	Inside Higher Ed	Study: College Football Upsets Affect Judges' Sentencing	w22611
9/6/2016	The Atlantic	ITT Tech's Road to Closure	w22287
9/6/2016	Inside Philanthropy	What Does This New Study Mean for the Future of Charter School Giving?	w22502
9/4/2016	The Dallas Morning News	Rise of freelancing, moonlighting is changing how Dallas does business	w18376
9/3/2016	The New York Times	You're How Old? We'll Be in Touch	w21669
9/2/2016	The Wall Street Journal	Appreciating the Big Role of Small Businesses	w17041
9/2/2016	The Washington Post	Researchers have found a cheap, easy trick that really helps poor kids learn to read	w22558 or summary
8/31/2016	Market Watch	How free college can affect you later in life	w22574
8/30/2016	Bloomberg	The $8 Trillion Fight Over How to Rid America of Fossil Fuel	w22525
8/30/2016	Strategic Forecasting	Metabolizing Japan, the World's Oldest Nation	w22445
8/30/2016	Bloomberg	Seriously, Don't Come to Work If You're Sick	w22530
8/24/2016	The Washington Post	How emergency rooms treat poorer kids differently	w22542 or summary
8/23/2016	The Wall Street Journal	Paid Sick Leave Reduces the Flu Rate "Significantly"	w22530
8/23/2016	The Atlantic	Would Electing More Women Fix Congress?	w22488
8/21/2016	The Washington Post	Are aging and the economic slowdown linked?	w22452 or summary
8/19/2016	Bloomberg View	Another Reason to Cheer for Local U	w22501
8/15/2016	The New York Times	Hesitant to Make That Big Life Change? Permission Granted	w22487 or summary
8/11/2016	The Washington Post	Turns out wind and solar have a secret friend: Natural gas	w22454 or summary
8/9/2016	The Atlantic	Considering a Big Change? Go for It, Says Evidence From 20,000 Coin Flips	w22487 or summary
8/5/2016	Quartz	Companies headed by introverts performed better in a study of thousands of CEOs	w22435
8/4/2016	The Atlantic	The Unforeseen Consequences of Banning the Box	w22469 or summary
8/3/2016	The Washington Post	This country has figured out the only way to save the American Dream	w22465
7/29/2016	Bloomberg	Here's a Reason Baby Boomers Will Curb U.S. Growth this Decade	w22452 or summary
7/26/2016	Politifact	At DNC, Bernie Sanders repeats claim that top one-tenth of 1% owns as much wealth as bottom 90%	w20625
7/26/2016	Fortune	Here's How Your Grandma Is Killing the Economy	w22452 or summary
7/25/2016	US News and World Report	Old People Are Holding the Economy Back	w22452 or summary
7/25/2016	The Houston Chronicle	Why renewables still need fossil fuels -- for now	w22454 or summary
7/25/2016	Foreign Policy	The Women on Top Theory	w19277
7/21/2016	The New York Times	Pointing a Finger at the Fed in the Lehman Disaster	w22410
7/19/2016	The Washington Post	The clearest proof yet that your job is killing you	w22365
7/16/2016	The Sydney Morning Herald	Austerity is the giant 'natural experiment' that cost a British treasurer his job	w22374
7/13/2016	The Washington Examiner	Study highlights what works in public charter schools	w22390
7/13/2016	The Huffington Post	10 Smoke Signals Heralding The End Of Federal Medical Marijuana Prohibition	w21345
7/13/2016	Financial Post	w22351	w22351 or summary
7/13/2016	Bloomberg	Price of Cleaner Air in China? $213 for Five Years	w22367
7/13/2016	The Wall Street Journal	How Much Chinese Are Willing to Pay for Cleaner Air	w22367
7/12/2016	MTV	Why it’s so Hard to Measure Racial Bias in Police Shootings	w22399
7/11/2016	The New York Times	Surprising New Evidence Shows Bias in Police Use of Force but Not in Shootings	w22399
7/6/2016	Science	How scientific culture discourages new ideas	w21788 or summary
7/6/2016	PBS NewsHour	How 'gambler's fallacy' affects your decision-making	w22026 or summary
7/6/2016	The Washington Post	A cheap, simple experiment just found a very effective way to slow deforestation	w22378 or summary
7/4/2016	The Wall Street Journal	Why Everyone Needs a Tax Cut	w21020 & w21024 or summary
7/3/2016	The Washington Post	Why so many black, Hispanic and poor kids miss out on gifted education	w21519 or summary
6/30/2016	Voice of America	Notorious US Study May Still Influence Black Men's Trust in Doctors	w22323 or summary
6/30/2016	Business News Daily	The Gig Economy's Growing Influence on the American Workforce
6/30/2016	The Washington Post	A simple but controversial law that can make babies healthier	w22373
6/30/2016	Twin Cities Public Television	5 Tips to Help Women Work Longer
6/28/2016	Forbes	Yet Another Way The ACA Pays Providers To Restrict Access To Healthcare	w22371
6/28/2016	PBS Newshour	Working parents have two jobs - and both are important to the economy	w20020
6/27/2016	Market Place	What are the true costs of Medicaid?	w22363
6/27/2016	Forbes	Which Management Practices Are Most Beneficial To Firm Performance?	w22327
6/27/2016	The Huffington Post	Inside The Chicago Program That Is Slashing Youth Crime Rates	w21178 or summary
6/25/2016	StarTribune	Study finds misbehaving brokers stick around	w22050
6/25/2016	The Economist	Re-educating Rita	w19656
6/25/2016	The New York Times	Gov. Christie's Toxic School Plan	w20118
6/22/2016	The Washington Post	w22316	w22316
6/21/2016	Bankrate	Are you a college grad? Here's why they offer you higher-rate credit cards	w22360 or summary
6/20/2016	The Atlantic	The Tuskegee Study and Black Culture	w22323 or summary
6/17/2016	he New York Times	Good News Hidden in the Data: Today's Children Are Healthier	w22199
6/17/2016	The Wall Street Journal	Want to Pay Less in Your Online Shopping? Search More	w22302
6/17/2016	The New York Times	Did Infamous Tuskegee Study Cause Lasting Mistrust of Doctors Among Blacks?	w22323 or summary
6/16/2016	STAT	w22323	w22323 or summary
6/16/2016	Bloomberg	How to Raise the Retirement Age for People Who Want to Work	w21939 or summary
6/15/2016	New York Magazine	The Tuskegee Experiment Kept Killing Black People Decades After It Ended	w22328 or summary
6/14/2016	The Washington Post	The Hidden Toll of Air Pollution on Office Workers	w22328 or summary
6/10/2016	Forbes	Can Family Caregivers Reduce Hospital Costs?	w22249
6/10/2016	New York Magazine	The Obama Administration Is About to Crack Down on Shady For-Profit Colleges — and Possibly Offer Billions in Debt Relief for Students	w22287
6/10/2016	The Los Angeles Times	Even if you have health insurance, you may want to pay cash	w21815 or summary
6/9/2016	The Street	Investors Far Gloomier Than Facts Justify	w22143 or summary
6/8/2016	Bloomberg	Another Benefit to Being Tall: Increased Productivity	w22290
6/6/2016	PBS Newshour	Did a Norwegian law inadvertently cut innovation in universities?	w22057 or summary
6/6/2016	USA Today	Obstacles facing women of color in tech are steep, and surmountable	w20909
6/6/2016	The Washington Post	Few people realize this big risk when they go to the hospital	w22288
6/5/2016	The Wall Street Journal	College Loan Glut Worries Policy Makers	w22287
6/2/2016	The National Law Review	Obesity Research Opens a Door for Disability Policy	w22249
6/2/2016	The Guardian	Chicago residents take action to be rid of lead pipes as fear of toxic water grows	w20366
6/1/2016	New York Magazine	Most Students Who Attend For-Profit Colleges Make Less Money After They Leave	w22287
6/1/2016	Bloomberg	American Economy Hamstrung by Vanishing Startups, Innovation	w21776 or summary
5/31/2016	The Washington Post	A popular college investment promised students a career, but didn't pay off	w22287
5/31/2016	Inside Higher Ed	Not So Gainfully Employed	w22287
5/31/2016	Market Watch	Going to these colleges may decrease your earning potential	w22287
5/28/2016	Forbes	5 Smart Moves To Make In Your 50s If You Want To Keeping Working In Your 60s	w21669
5/26/2016	The Wall Street Journal	Laid-Off and Looking for Work? Access to Credit Can Give You a Big Leg	w22263
5/25/2016	Bloomberg	Here's What Living Near a Toxic Waste Site Can Do to Kids' Grades	w22263
5/24/2016	Bloomberg	The One Time It's OK to Pile Up Credit-Card Debt	w22274
5/23/2016	Forbes	A Little Understanding Motivates Copyright Abusers To Pay Up	w22082
5/18/2016	The Huffington Post	The Gap Between Black and White Mortality Is Narrowing	w22199
5/17/2016	The Wall Street Journal	Women in Elite Jobs Face Stubborn Pay Gap	w14681
5/13/2016	The Nation	Why Is Elizabeth Warren Working With a Pro-Trump Republican?	w22050
5/13/2016	The Washington Post	Reaching the age when age is a liability - especially for women	w22050
5/11/2016	Pacific Standard	Making College Accessible to Low-Income Students Is About More Than Just Tuition	w22217
5/5/2016	The Washington Post	The tremendously good news about the young that we've been ignoring	w22199
5/4/2016	Forbes	From The Industrial Age To The Information Age: Where Have All The Factories Gone?
5/3/2016	The Baltimore Sun	What a summer job can do for Baltimore's youth	w20810 or summary
4/29/2016	The Christian Science Monitor	Teen pregnancies at all-time low. Is peer influence responsible?	w19795
4/28/2016	The New York Times	Marijuana and Opioids	w21345
4/27/2016	Bloomberg	How Americans Blow $1.7 Trillion in Retirement Savings	w21482 or summary
4/27/2016	The New York Times	Athletes Chosen in NFL Draft Need to Plan for the Long Game	w21085
4/22/2016	Science	Elsewhere in Science: Measuring influence, intellectual property, and more	w22057 or summary
4/22/2016	The New Yorker	The Nineteenth-Century Idea that Could Keep the U.S. Postal Service Alive	w21932
4/20/2016	The New York Times	Obamacare Seems to Be Reducing People's Medical Debt	w22170 or summary
4/19/2016	The Wall Street Journal	Voters Stung by Chinese Import Competition Turned to Democrats	w22178
4/18/2016	USA Today	Voices: If we had parental leave, our sons might still be alive today	w17105
4/18/2016	The Huffington Post	How One Mississippi District Made Integration Work	w16664 or summary
4/18/2016	The Guardian	Risk in business: does he who dares really win?	w19276
4/17/2016	The New York Times	Discord Grows Among the Parties Over Greek Debt Talks
4/15/2016	The Atlantic	What Caused the Great Crime Decline in the U.S.?	w15354 & w18731
4/12/2016	Los Angeles Times	The gender pay gap: In California, it adds up to $39 billion	w21913
4/11/2016	Mass Live	The real reason women still get paid less	w21913
4/11/2016	The New York Times	The Rich Live Longer Everywhere. For the Poor, Geography Matters.	w22142
4/4/2016	The Economist	Why opposing free-trade agreements is a clever campaign strategy	w21899
4/2/2016	Miami Herald	Blue collar voters: Trade is killing us	w21906
3/31/2016	The New York Times	With 'Gigs' Instead of Jobs, Workers Bear New Burdens
3/29/2016	Inside Higher Ed	Losing Games vs. Losing Students	w22120
3/29/2016	The Wall Street Journal	Why Trade Critics Are Getting Traction	w21906
3/26/2016	Newsweek	How China Wrecked Free Trade	w21906
3/25/2016	PBS Newshour	Male veterans face declining wealth and work prospects	w21376
3/23/2016	Houston Chronicle	A&M researchers doubt countries can meet Paris climate goals	w22075
3/23/2016	The Economist	In death, there is life	w21788 or summary
3/23/2016	The Economist	Fudge-ocracy	w21963
3/19/2016	The New York Times	Carrier Workers See Costs, Not Benefits, of Global Trade	w21906
3/17/2016	The Wall Street Journal	Half of U.S. May Endure 'Lost Decade' of Depressed Employment	w21618
3/15/2016	The Washington Post	As temperatures soar, new doubts arise about holding warming to 2 degrees C	w22075
3/15/2016	The Washington Post	One reason you might be better off driving for Uber than in a taxi	w22083
3/15/2016	Chicago Tribune	Uber winning the efficiency war with traditional taxis: study	w22083
3/14/2016	The Atlantic	Per Hour and Per Mile, Uber Drivers May Be More Efficient Than Cabbies	w22083
3/12/2016	The Columbus Dispatch	Kasich rolls up endorsements, but how much do they matter?	w14445
3/9/2016	The Atlantic	The Trouble With Investing Like Everyone Else	w22065
3/9/2016	The Washington Post	Gamblers, judges and baseball umpires constantly make this dumb mistake	w22026 or summary
3/9/2016	Forbes	Helping Boys Become Men--And Stay Alive In Chicago	w19014 & w21178 or summary
3/8/2016	Harvard Business Review	What Makes New Orleans a Startup City to Rival the "Big Three"	w15102 or summary
3/4/2016	The New York Times	Silicon Valley Has Not Saved Us From a Productivity Slowdown	w21974 or summary
3/3/2016	Forbes	w9873	w9873 or summary
3/2/2016	Money Magazine	How the State of the Economy Can Cause Drug Abuse to Soar	w22051
3/2/2016	The Daily News	Donald Trump wins Republicans' hearts with Democratic ideals
3/1/2016	Houston Chronicle	Consumers need safeguards in high-deductible health plans	w21031 or summary
2/25/2016	The Atlantic	Why Blacks and Hispanics Have Such Expensive Mortgages	w22004
2/25/2016	Science	What makes elite academics move?	w21995
2/24/2016	The Washington Post	Researchers have discovered a new and surprising racial bias in the criminal justice system	w22003
2/24/2016	The New York Times	Calorie Counts on the Kids' Menu	w21992
2/23/2016	The Atlantic	The Immigration-Data Conundrum	w21982
2/22/2016	Education Week	Do Segregated Schools Breed Crime Partnerships?	w21962
2/19/2016	PBS Newshour	w21756	w21756 or summary
2/18/2016	STAT	Calorie counts on menus: Do They work?	w21992
2/18/2016	Boulder Weekly	Marijuana contra heroin and Oxycodone (not in that order)	w21345
2/17/2016	Quartz	Teachers have a lesson for business about how to improve their worst performers	w21986
2/11/2016	The Atlantic	What's Really Behind Why Women Earn Less Than Men?	w21913
2/10/2016	Market Watch	How much is the government to blame for skyrocketing college tuition?	w21967
2/9/2016	The Atlantic	Searching for the Origins of the Racial Wage Disparity In Jim Crow America	w21947
2/8/2016	Al Monitor	Is this the end of Turkish miracle?	w21608
2/8/2016	The Washington Post	Why people cheat	w10269
2/8/2016	New York Magazine	The painful rise of high-deductible health insurance	w21632 or summary
2/7/2016	The Wall Street Journal	Are Too Many Choices Costing 401(k) Holders?	w21854
2/6/2016	The Economist	Trade in the balance	w21906
2/1/2016	The Wall Street Journal	Which Party Really Benefits From More Immigrants?	w21941
1/29/2016	The Washington Post	The striking power of poverty to turn young boys into jobless men	w21936 or summary
1/29/2016	New York Magazine	Researchers Have Calculated How Much Time We Spend Slacking Off at Work	w21923
1/28/2016	The New York Times	So What Would It Mean to ‘Beat China’ on Trade?	w19226 or summary & w21922
1/25/2016	Fortune	Here's Why You're Slacking Off More at Work	w21923
1/25/2016	The Washington Post	Sometimes, teacher turnover is a good thing	w21922
1/24/2016	The Atlantic	How Immigrants Fit Into America's Economy, Now and 100 Years Ago	w21882
1/19/2016	The New York Times	The Debate on Whether America's Best Days Are Past, or Ahead	w18315
1/19/2016	Fortune	The More Women Earn, The Sicker They Feel
1/16/2016	Newsday	Blame Washington for skyrocketed college costs
1/13/2016	The Times of India	Kids in large families at risk of behavioural problems	w21824
1/10/2016	International Business Times	Louisiana's Controversial Voucher Program Harms Poor Students, Lowers Grades, New Study Finds	w21839
1/6/2016	The Washington Post	One of the biggest fears about Obamacare never happened	w21836
1/5/2016	Market Watch	Study finds higher minimum wage hurting youth employment	w21830
1/5/2016	The Atlantic	Can Taxes Encourage Better Corporate Behavior?	w21834
1/4/2016	Bloomberg View	Why Economists Took So Long to Focus on Inequality	w4229
1/4/2016	Houston Chronicle	Reports of rape spike on college football game days, study finds	w21828

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