Then I looked at the actual empirical research and studies.
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But one big reason, according to empirical research, is guns.
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Answering this question precisely will take years of empirical research.
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There's been limited empirical research on the consequences of binge-watching.
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This has been found repeatedly in empirical research on the matter.
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Empirical research has shown that the yearning to live is very strong.
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Empirical research has shown what some well-placed donations can get you.
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Yes, at least new empirical research suggests: Liberals tend to be suckers.
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Still, even his empirical research had flaws, something Mr Stedman Jones skirts over.
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His convincing empirical research on the most important questions is a lasting legacy.
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In truth, empirical research gives no evidence that prevailing wage requirements have these effects.
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But the empirical research and history show severity of punishment does little to deter crime.
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The empirical research on this issue is clear: There's no connection between vaccines and autism.
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Yet little empirical research on merit aid yields results pointing to success in increasing attainment.
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Nudges work by exploiting various cognitive biases that empirical research has demonstrated in human behavior.
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There is a huge amount of research available [on it], empirical research, and case studies.
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Meanwhile, psychologists are conducting empirical research to understand what motivates people to expand the moral circle.
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But we also know, from fairly solid empirical research, that it can seriously destabilize democratic political systems.
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But, we need to consider the whole spectrum of alternatives and base our decisions on empirical research.
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Palamar expertise includes North American integration, arms control, mediation and negotiation, armed conflict, and empirical research methods.
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But that friction frequently leads to better outcomes, as she demonstrated through experiments and groundbreaking empirical research.
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Since 1995, a body of empirical research has emerged documenting the pro-social consequences of sacred institutions.
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The empirical research shows these are related: Where there are fewer guns, there are fewer gun deaths.
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You've actually done some empirical research asking people how much they value the gifts they've been given.
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"We don't know from empirical research whether watching 13 Reasons Why makes young people more suicidal," Miranda said.
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HBCUs, MSIs and other public institutions suffer the consequences of policymaking conducted with little regard for empirical research.
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For instance, empirical research suggest that employees surf the web as a response to boredom and unclear instructions.
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The Tamworth Distillery's acclaimed spirits are the result of empirical research taking place in a bonafide organic chemistry lab.
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The empirical research, after all, shows that more immigration can ultimately lift up the entire country's economy, benefiting everyone.
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I initially thought that liberals were panicking excessively about that ruling, but subsequent empirical research suggests I was wrong.
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And there's plenty of anecdotal evidence (and some empirical research too) that America is becoming a coarser, meaner place.
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The White House points to empirical research finding a connection between stronger enforcement of noncompete agreements and lower wages.
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A decade of empirical research shows that employers benefit from paid sick leave through higher productivity and lower turnover.
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Simon's expertise includes Foreign Policy, Canada-US Relations, North American integration, arms control, armed conflict, and empirical research methods.
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So the reason we exist is to go and do that empirical research so that those claims are tested.
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Many of the day's speakers are respected scientists, men and women involved in the highest levels of empirical research.
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One of the most convincing scenes comes when Engels implores Marx to go to Manchester and do some empirical research.
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That's a very high cost for mass incarceration policies that the empirical research shows have no longer significantly cut crime.
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The book, published in 2006, is ambitious, learned, balanced and unusually lucid, at ease in philosophy, law and empirical research.
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Though empirical research has not yet linked doula support with decreased maternal and infant mortality, there are promising anecdotal reports.
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The empirical research seems clear: Where there are more guns and more access to guns, there are more gun deaths.
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Extensive empirical research shows that it matters less than you might think whether a party goes with an "electable" moderate.
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Unlike Berenson's book, the report was conducted by more than a dozen rigorous scientists with expertise in empirical research and analysis.
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In general, though, the empirical research backs up King's point about who the public tends to show sympathy and empathy to.
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It's just that a ton of empirical research reveals that life is a lot more complicated than the simple theory suggests.
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A trove of empirical research contradicts the notion that immigrants are the violent criminal horde Trump makes them out to be.
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Next, he uses a quantitative model created by Empirical Research Partners, a broker-dealer, to rank stocks by factors including momentum.
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"Every policy choice is validated by robust empirical research, supported by experts, and grounded in real data," said spokeswoman Saloni Sharma.
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Improvements in data collection and analysis also gave rise to more detailed empirical research, instead of the wide-ranging concepts that he favoured.
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No one benefits if it's politics as usual, with lawmakers willfully neglecting the results of empirical research and instead blindly following gut instincts.
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Researchers from the Center for Empirical Research in Economics and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Erfurt in Germany point to the internet.
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Empirical research shows that people rarely vote for their narrow self-interest; seniors favor Social Security no more strongly than the young do.
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The critique is the latest example of Republican lawmakers muddying the waters on empirical research in an effort to boost their policy agendas.
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The claim doesn't match the logic that Rubio applies to other policy issues, and it's disproved by the empirical research on gun control.
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Empirical research has tended to cast some doubt on it, and the overall conditions in the economy have changed a lot from the 1970s.
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Rather than peddling jade eggs, it sells the viewer on Dodson's methods (which have, for what it's worth, been the subject of empirical research).
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While studies suggest that people often underestimate how much they're drinking, there is no conclusive empirical research of how Stanford's new policy will work.
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If you read about that online, there are a lot of normative pieces but there has been very limited empirical research on that subject.
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Another study found that, in supposedly empirical research, right-leaning economists discerned more economically damaging effects from increases in taxes than left-leaning ones.
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Empirical research shows that the likelihood of getting killed in a terrorist attack by an immigrant or visitor to this country is vanishingly small.
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The video of the police response essentially gave a real-life example to this problem, which has been widely backed in the empirical research.
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The build-up to the bill, however, ignored the empirical research by organizations like Amnesty International, instead focusing on celebrity campaigns and groundless scare numbers.
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Taking all of this together, the empirical research seems clear: Where there are more guns and more access to guns, there are more gun deaths.
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The Commission turns to empirical research that supports the claim that the presence of two wireline providers is enough to ensure that meaningful competition exists.
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Practically speaking, empirical research suggests that restoring voting rights might decrease reoffending rates by encouraging the formerly incarcerated to become more invested in their communities.
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Amnesty's position is based on many years of empirical research by leading health and human rights researchers, as well as calls by sex workers and advocates.
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Based on the empirical research into assault weapons bans, it might be more prudent to focus on the other policies, which target all types of guns.
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These claims ignore years and years of empirical research on this exact question — including some research done by US Department of Justice, which Sessions now heads.
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The best empirical research on recent tax changes tends to contradict this line of reasoning but it's certainly a subject about which well-qualified economists disagree.
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But until the empirical research backs it up, pouring time and money into this kind of intervention may not be as evidence-based as people think.
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He concluded — in no uncertain terms: The empirical research does not show that gay or bisexual men are any more likely than heterosexual men to molest children.
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Friedman was basing that view on his empirical research (part of his Nobel distinction) showing the vanishing fiscal multiplier, which is fiscal policy's stimulus to economic activity.
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Contrary to widespread opinion, empirical research suggests that tolerating (or inciting) a violent flank alongside a primarily nonviolent movement is rarely a winning strategy in the long term.
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On face value, the study doesn't seem so radical, but there's been little empirical research into how sex workers experience sexual pleasure, both on and off the job.
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Taking all of this together, the empirical research seems clear: If America had fewer guns, maybe less people would be shooting each other for the stupidest of reasons.
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For one, it's presenting a model in the form of argument, rather than presenting original empirical research (with the logic that such a model will help frame further research).
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The US still leads the developed world in both gun deaths and overall homicides — in large part, according to the empirical research, due to the nation's abundance of guns.
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But new empirical research from Peter Ganong of the University of Chicago and Daniel Shoag of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government suggests the issue is more complicated than that.
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Statistics are hard to come by, she admits, and there's little empirical research into the larger toll such accidents cause, although imaginative writers have grappled with the harrowing repercussions.
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It's hard to say how much of a role the hub and spoke system played in such outcomes, at least until empirical research comes out and evaluates the program.
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That's the conclusion of groundbreaking empirical research published today by a team of leading economists from the Equality of Opportunity Project that Vox got an exclusive early look at.
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A body of empirical research, surveyed by Brad Barber and Terrance Odean of the University of California, finds that individual investors show a strong preference for selling winners over losers.
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Older Latinx voters may come along anyway after their children persuade them — there is empirical research that Latinx youth often serve as "news interpreters" and information brokers for their parents.
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" Finally, Rangel writes that "Taken together, the voter turnout question seems to be the only dimension of the effects of compulsory voting that has found clear answers through empirical research.
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While Congress prepares to pass a tax bill that pushes the old conventional wisdom about bolstering financial incentives, empirical research suggests that starving the government of funds could be counterproductive.
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Regardless, however, the 70 percent figure isn't just a random number a young House member plucked from thin air — it represents cutting-edge empirical research on how to maximize federal revenue.
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The good news: Empirical research by Professor Roberto Hernandez shows that companies with tight, homogeneous networks can successfully recruit and retain diverse candidates if they actively engage weak-tie referral networks.
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"A large body of empirical research has substantiated the success of these policies in supporting the economy and inflation, both in the euro area and in the United States," Draghi said.
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Time and time again, the empirical research has found that more guns lead to more gun deaths, and that the US's easy access to guns in fact contributes to gun homicides.
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A large move like this has only occurred 12 times since 1970 and every time it has been accompanied by positive market returns, according to an analysis by Empirical Research Partners.
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Proposals are reverse-engineered from political feasibility — despite the fact the Republican majorities are completely out of step with public opinion — even though they may have no basis in empirical research.
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For example, while disclosure is the traditional approach to managing conflicts of interest, empirical research shows that people often become even more self-interested in their actions after they disclose a conflict.
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While studies on the direct impact of Pell on enrollment are few, empirical research on financial policy interventions similar to Pell shows that lowering the entrance fee for higher education increases participation.
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As The New York Times has reported recently, empirical research doesn't support the widespread belief in a high recidivism rate among sex offenders, a great majority of whom aren't known to reoffend.
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Michael Slater, a professor of communication at Ohio State University, said it would be hard to tell whether the new PSA is effective, because such a decision would require empirical research and pretesting.
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The empirical research is clear that the abundant access to guns in the US leads to more gun deaths in the US. But it also apparently leads to more gun deaths in Mexico.
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Similarly, opponents fail to note that the bulk of the highest-quality empirical research still indicates that private school choice produces positive results for participating students generally or as members of specific subgroups.
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New, more nuanced models suggest that capital income should be taxed, and there's some empirical research suggesting that cutting taxes on corporate income doesn't increase investment at all, instead just increasing payouts to investors.
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We also can't ignore the rise of right-wing nationalist political parties in the West over the past few years — driven largely, according to the empirical research, by hateful attitudes toward immigrants and Muslims.
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Further, empirical research shows that for each dollar over fair market wages that these laws mandate, roughly 85033,000 jobs are lost, with over 75 percent of those losing out being of a racial minority.
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In each case, these innovations are still with us, but the ways we use them and think about them have changed drastically over the years, in large part due to empirical research like this study.
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Derrick Darby, a philosopher who grew up in the Queensbridge projects, in New York City, and is the only tenured black professor in Anderson's department, works in the Michigan-school mold, drawing heavily on empirical research.
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This is consistent with empirical research; the economists Robert Moffitt and Mark Wilhelm, for example, found that the large cuts in marginal tax rates in 1986 did not induce high-income men to work longer hours.
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Everyone, it seems, should work much harder — law students should fill in the gaps in their undergraduate education via MOOCs; judges should take continuing education classes at law schools; academics should learn how to conduct empirical research.
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A sizable body of empirical research that adjusts for these issues concludes that while some workers are winners from minimum wage increases, many others lose out, particularly vulnerable workers like the young and those with less education.
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Her mother is the principal at Memorial School, an elementary school in Paramus, N.J. Mr. Gavin, 28, is the director of West Coast sales at Empirical Research Partners, a portfolio strategy and quantitative research firm in Manhattan.
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And I was and remain deeply excited by the prospect of a dedicated team sharing my values doing empirical research to rank policy issues in order of importance — which is exactly what Open Phil is up to.
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Taking all of this together, the empirical research seems clear: If Georgia or any other state wants to reduce gun violence, the better idea may be to restrict access to guns, not make them easier to carry around.
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Taking all of this together, the empirical research seems clear: If Florida or any other state wants to reduce gun violence, the better idea may be to restrict access to guns, not make them easier to carry around.
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If you're in the mood for a little empirical research of your own, one way of ascertaining whether the people in your life have a real problem with the word "moist" is by doing a free association test.
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They want much more empirical research in poor countries, more research that improves the value of statistical life as an analytical construct to make it more robust, and more philosophical work on how moral weighting ought to work.
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Such a phenomenon is impossible to disentangle from empirical research illuminating the "adultification" of black girls, which has found that black girls are assumed to be less innocent and more adultlike than white girls as early as age 5.
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Russ Roberts, an economist at the Hoover Institution and host of the popular EconTalk podcast, wrote an influential piece in 2017 rejecting the move toward empirical research as doomed to mire the discipline in intractable disputes over reading data.
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Thus the empirical research of a Buehler or a Lazarsfeld tended to work with "the crooked timber of humanity", as Immanuel Kant put it, rather than trying to straighten it out, as Marxists, fascists and all systematisers try to do.
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All we heard from doctors was choruses of, "We just don't know yet ... the virus is so new ... we need more data .... no one knows..." I had been reading the empirical research for months so I knew that there was no clear prognosis.
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Before relatively recently, it was standard practice to assume that capital paid the whole tax, and some observers argue that remains the correct approach, given recent empirical research showing that shareholders tend to be the exclusive beneficiaries of cuts in taxes affecting corporations.
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I emerge into the fresh air and decide that, whatever the science may say, I'm going to go back to a dating method that's been shown to have proven effectiveness according to my own empirical research: the old side-eye in a club.
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This, of course, was long the prevailing view among economists until empirical research in the 1990s showed that minimum wage hikes didn't seem to have much of a measurable effect on employment — or even if some jobs disappeared, workers still benefited overall.
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Overall, the shift of the development economics movement toward conducting lots of empirical research has been good for our ability to generalize about the effects of problems — even if some people overgeneralize and wrongly assume RCTs have more external validity than they do.
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Before relatively recently, it was standard practice to assume that capital paid the whole tax, and some observers argue that that remains the correct approach, given recent empirical research showing that shareholders tend to be the exclusive beneficiaries of cuts in taxes affecting corporations.
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So far, however, there hasn't been much empirical research on the question of whether more guns in America lead to more police shootings — in large part because the US has long done a poor job tracking killings by cops, making them difficult to study.
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A prominent conservative economist, Douglas Holtz-Eakin, the president of the American Action Forum in Washington and a former director of the Congressional Budget Office, said on Monday that the council's projections represented "a reasonable, back-of-the envelope calculation," drawn from empirical research.
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This has been found across the empirical research: "Within the United States, a wide array of empirical evidence indicates that more guns in a community leads to more homicide," David Hemenway, the Harvard Injury Control Research Center's director, wrote in Private Guns, Public Health.
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Du Bois, along with a team of students and alumni from Atlanta University (now Clark University), executed meticulous empirical research and used statistics from the US census and US Bureau of Labor reports to create graphs and charts picturing the skyrocketing progress of Black Americans post-Emancipation.
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Whether or not the conservative agenda of lighter taxes on investment income will really supercharge growth is an important debate (traditional economic theory has agreed with them; a newer strain of empirical research disagrees), but note that this is not really a debate about health policy.
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These two issues — the numbers of guns and gun deaths — are linked: Reviews of the empirical research by the Harvard School of Public Health's Injury Control Research Center have consistently found that when controlling for variables such as socioeconomic factors and other crime, places with more guns have more gun deaths.
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Empirical research has consistently found that locking up people for very long periods of time does little to nothing to combat crime, and may actually lead to more crime as people spend more time in prison — missing big life opportunities for legitimate careers, and being incarcerated with others who have ties to the criminal world.
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While Carrier's insights can't completely account for the art world aesthetics so impressed me that afternoon on Springs Fireplace Road — that would take a vast empirical research project on the scale of Franco Moretti's studies of the novel — his intuitive observations make a beginning: Once industrial production made abundance possible, the ultimate luxury was restrained sparseness.
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A provocative notion, given that our aim was to suggest that while queer theory has effectively undone "sexuality" as a concept, empirical research (even thoughtful, feminist sexual science) persists as if the complexity of sexuality is ultimately map-able and as if the right set of variables will resolve the epistemological differences of critical theory and neuroscience once and for all.
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Recently, more scholars of the digital world begun to conduct more empirical research on 4Chan, and a paper presented at the recent International Conference on the Web and Social Media in Montreal shed light on how some of the peculiarities of user interactions there give rise to the brand of content which makes its way out to the wider web.
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