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Month: December 2020

What I learned in 2020: Take time to enjoy the little things

December 18, 2020dm62

I’ve learned to appreciate small moments of beauty and promise peppered a year filled with doubt and frustration. I hope to take this mindset forward into the future, to admire the little things and make small changes to subtly improve my mood and the world around me. Continue Reading →

Health & Science

Will COVID-19 accelerate the cashless transition?   

December 17, 2020Lianne Hart

Driven by pandemic-related concerns, more and more American consumers are shifting away from cash toward digital payment transactions. This reflects our developing society, and we should address the underlying challenges that exclude some communities from being part of this progress. Continue Reading →

Public Finance Joyce Beebe

What I learned in 2020

December 15, 2020dm62

This year, COVID-19 brought science to the forefront, and we learned how impressive and resilient the U.S. scientific enterprise is. Continue Reading →

Health & Science Daniel Moralí, Kirstin R.W. Matthews

Lessons from 2020: To avoid future disasters, improve science communication

December 15, 2020dm62

To increase both the quantity and quality of science communication we must invest in communication training, incentives for public communication by scientists and jobs focused on sharing science. Having a society that is better informed about and more engaged in science will best position us to face the challenges of the future. Continue Reading →

Health & Science

Financial Regulation After COVID

December 14, 2020jdiamond

It is important in this time to take stock of the changes that the economy will face, both as a whole and within the banking industry, and how Dodd-Frank and its liquidity measures may have to be altered to best stabilize the sector. However, these changes must be made with the post-COVID economy in mind, not one of never-ending stimulus and stay-at-home orders. Continue Reading →

Public Finance John Diamond

Insight and analysis from Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy. The views expressed here are those of individual researcher(s) and do not necessarily represent the views of the Baker Institute.

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