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The challenge of our time is to build an economy that works for everyone, not just the privileged few.
The way we measure economic success must evolve to reflect the realities of people’s lives.
The unfinished business of gender equality is one of the defining challenges of our time.
To solve complex problems, we must first understand the systems that create them.
Economic history teaches us that change is possible, but it is rarely easy.
Data is only as good as the questions we ask of it.
The quiet revolution in women’s education and employment has transformed society in ways we are still discovering.
A financial crisis is often a self-fulfilling prophecy driven by panic.
"In observational studies, we often have to rely on assumptions that are not directly testable."
Economics is at its best when it helps us solve real-world problems in a rigorous and transparent way.
The beauty of instrumental variables is that they allow us to see the world in a new light.
Education is one of the most powerful tools we have for reducing inequality and promoting social mobility.
The labor market is constantly evolving, and our models should reflect that.
We need to focus on the actual outcomes of policies, not just their intended effects.
The study of auctions teaches us about the broader workings of markets.
The potential of CRISPR is limited only by our imagination and responsibility.
CRISPR is a tool—how we use it defines its legacy.
Women in science don't need role models; we need equal opportunities.
The beauty of CRISPR is that it allows us to edit life's code with precision.