Why the pandemic hits Black, Hispanic household finances harder
UChicago economists: Racial wealth gap drives disparate responses to income shocks
To reopen cities during pandemic, focus on neighborhoods
Chicago Booth research explores alternative to city-wide business sector shutdowns
Will coronavirus-related job losses eventually return?
Chicago Booth scholar estimates 42% of pandemic-related layoffs could be permanent
During pandemic, states could save lives by sharing ventilators
Chicago Booth scholar: Federal government should direct ventilators to places most in need
Coronavirus pandemic has harmed lower-income workers the most
Survey: Over 57% of women making less than $30,000 have lost income due to COVID-19
Plans to reopen economy must consider childcare obligations
Childcare needs could affect nearly one-third of U.S. households, economists say
Federal small business loan program could still fall short of requests
Chicago Booth scholars: Paycheck Protection Program requests could total $730 billion
To improve pandemic response, U.S. should relax regulations on health care
Chicago Booth economists source ideas from public to suggest to lawmakers
