PSID in the Media
A listing of articles based on the PSID published in the popular press
Updated on February 9th, 2016
January 12, 2016. How Much Social Mobility Do People Really Want? www.brookings.edu
December 14, 2015. Money Can Buy Happiness, But Only to a Point. www.cnbc.com
December 10, 2015. Does A Raise Make You Happier? New Findings. www.forbes.com
November 23, 2015. Early Childhood Medicaid Coverage Linked to Better Adult Health.
www.upi.com
October 28, 2015. As Cancer Patients Try To Save Their Lives, They May Lose Their Jobs.
www.wwlp.com
October 28, 2015. Women May Internalize Relationship Problems While Men Get Frustrated.
www.huffingtonpost.com
October 27, 2015. A Diagnosis of Cancer Brings Another Cost: Lost Income. www.newsok.com
October 27, 2015. Crunching the Numbers on Cancer’s Financial Toll: On Average, Patients
See a 20% Drop in Income within Two Years. www.washingtonpost.com
October 27, 2015. Marital Problems: Why Women Feel More Comfortable Expressing
Negative Emotions than Men. www.medicaldaily.com
October 27, 2015. Study Shows Connection between Unions and Well-being of Children.
www.workdayminnesota.org
October 27, 2015. This Is How Much A Cancer Diagnosis Will Cost You – In Lost Income.
www.latimes.com
October 26, 2015. A Cancer Diagnosis Can Lead to Significant Income Losses for Families.
www.medicalxpress.com
October 26, 2015. Cancer Diagnosis Brings Income Loss for Families. www.reuters.com
October 26, 2015. Economic Hardships After Cancer Diagnosis Are Significant Issues for
Survivors. www.oncologynurseadvisor.com
October 26, 2015. Economic Issues After Having Cancer: Probability of Employment Drops
10% in 5 Years After Diagnosis. www.medicaldaily.com
October 26, 2015. How Cancer is Financially Ruining Too. www.ndtv.com
October 26, 2015. Study Explores Economic Impact of Cancer Diagnosis on Families.
www.eurekalert.org
October 26, 2015. What the Decline of Unions Could Mean for the Next Generation’s Income.
www.citylab.com
October 19, 2015. Housing Boom was a Bust for African Americans.
www.louisianaweekly.com
October 15, 2015. Why Home Buying was a Bust for Many African Americans Even during
the Boom. www.washingtonpost.com
October 13, 2015. Johns Hopkins Study Finds Black Homebuyers Better Off as Renters, Many
Lost Wealth Due to Predatory Lending As White Gained. www.atlantablackstar.com
October 11, 2015. Black Americans would have been better off Renting than Buying.
www.theatlantic.com
October 9, 2015. Black Americans Lost Money after Buying a Home, Even in Boom Times.
www.huffingtonpost.com
October 9, 2015. Black Wealth Not Protected by Homeownership. www.phillytrib.com
October 9, 2015. For Black First-Time Home Buyers, the Housing Boom was a Bust.
www.baltimoresun.com
October 8, 2015. The Richer are Getting Richer, But So Are the Poor. www.dailycaller.com
October 7, 2015. How Being Angry Can Kill You. www.mensfitness.com
October 7, 2015. Study: If You Made Money Buying a First Home in 2000s, You Probably
Weren’t Black. www.nbcnews.com
September 30, 2015. Bernie Sanders is wrong about Income Inequality. www.easternecho.com
September 24, 2015. Here’s a Reason to Smile: Happy People Live Longer. www.psmag.com
September 18, 2015. Zillow: Student Loans are not Stopping Young Home Buyers.
www.upi.com
September 17, 2015. Student Debt Not Holding Back Housing Market. www.money.cnn.com
September 10, 2015. 5 Reasons Kids in America are Falling Behind. www.marketwatch.com
September 10, 2015. Smoking Prevalence Declines as Wages Increase. www.healio.com
September 9, 2015. Raising Pay May Reduce Smoking Rates. www.universityherald.com
September 9, 2015. Two in Every Five U.S. Children Spend at Least a Year in Poverty.
www.wsj.com
September 2, 2015. Another Reason to Give Low-Income Workers a Raise.
www.consumeraffairs.com
September 2, 2015. Higher Pay Tied to Less Smoking Among Male Workers.
www.psychcentral.com
September 1, 2015. Pay Boost Decreases Smoking Rates. www.counselheal.com
September 1, 2015. Pay Hike Can Reduce Smoking Rates. www.economictimes.indiatimes.com
August 19, 2015. Today’s First-Time Homebuyer Is 32 & More Likely to Be Single.
www.credit.com
August 14, 2015. As Construction Industry Shrinks, Goldman Challenges Fed.
www.valuewalk.com
August 14, 2015. What Do You Do When Your Child Brings Home A Bad Report Card?
www.phys.org
August 13, 2015. Harsh Punishments Over Report Cards Don’t Help Children, UM Study
Suggests. www.clickondetroit.com
August 13, 2015. Warmth, Not Punishment, Helps Middle-School Students Learn, U-M Study
Says. www.mlive.com
August 11, 2015. Raising Pay Can Reduce Smoking Rates, Study Says. www.theunion.com
August 5, 2015. There’s a Good Chance You’ll Need Welfare at Some Point in Your Life.
www.bangordailynews.com
July 30, 2015. The Case against the ‘Gig Economy’. www.fortune.com
July 29, 2015. A Majority of Americans are Poor at Some Point between the Ages of 25 and
60. www.qz.com
July 28, 2015. UTHealth Researchers Provide Insights into Current Understanding of
Childhood Obesity Epidemic. www.news-medical.net
July 27, 2015. Experts Provide Insight on Causes of Child Obesity, Tactics to End It.
www.medicalxpress.com
July 27, 2015. Time with Friends and Physical Activity as Mechanisms linking Obesity and
Television Viewing among Youth. www.7thspace.com
July 27, 2015. Who’s Poor? Odds Are, You at Some Point in Your Life. www.dallasnews.com
July 24, 2015. 6 in 10 Americans Will Experience Poverty. www.time.com
July 24, 2015. The Remarkably High Odds You’ll be Poor at Some Point in Your Life.
www.washingtonpost.com
July 24, 2015. Three in Five Americans Have Experiences Poverty-Level Incomes.
www.psmag.com
July 24, 2015. You’re Probably Going to Be Poor. www.newsweek.com
July 23, 2015. Most Americans Live in Poverty at least Once. www.futurity.org
July 23, 2015. Most People Experience Relative Poverty at Some Point. www.phys.org
July 22, 2015. American Poverty Prospects Higher than Expected. www.news.wustl.edu
July 22, 2015. Most People Experience Relative Poverty at Some Point. www.news.cornell.edu
June 25, 2015. ACLU Study Spotlights Tale of Two Economic Recoveries for Black and White
Homeowners. www.charlestonchronicle.net
July 6, 2015. New Study Shows Black Homeowner Recovery Significantly Lags Whites;
Wealth Disparity Widens. www.mochamanual.com
June 29, 2015. Not the Land of Opportunity? www.townhall.com
June 24, 2015. Research Highlights Racial Disparities Found in Servicing, Lending, & Credit
Access. www.themreport.com
June 20, 2015. Time with the Kids is good for Dads, but so is Providing for The Family.
www.fivethirtyeight.com
June 17, 2015. Single-Parent Family Homes Produce Children with Fewer Years of Schooling.
www.universityherald.com
June 11, 2015. 4 Things You didn’t (but should) Know about Economic Inequality.
www.fortune.com
June 4, 2015. O’Malley’s Claim on Unprecedented Wage Stagnation for 70 Percent of
Americans since World War II. www.washingtonpost.com
June 4, 2015. SNAP Happy? Welfare, Poverty, and Well-Being, Revisited. www.brookings.edu
May 28, 2015. Boosting Educational Attainment and Adult Earnings. www.educationnext.org
May 21, 2015. 1 Million Missing Entrepreneurs: What Data Reveal About the Lost Class of
American Entrepreneurs and Solutions to Bring Them Back. www.americanprogress.org
May 12, 2015. No, Rich People Don’t Work More. www.huffingtonpost.com
May 8, 2015. Does America Have Less Economic Mobility? Part 3. www.economics21.org
May 7, 2015. The Political Roots of Widening Inequality. www.socialeurope.eu
May 6, 2015. America’s Income “Dynamics,” Not Income “Inequality,” Is Important.
www.insideronline.org
May 3, 2015. Robert Reich: America’s Economy Is a Nightmare of Our Own Making.
www.salon.com
May 1, 2015. The Political Roots of Widening Inequality. www.njtoday.net
April 29, 2015. Hillary Clinton Spins U.S. Rank on Gender Pay. www.huffingtonpost.com
April 27, 2015. Why Fundraising is a High-Stakes Game of Musical Chairs.
www.business2community.com
April 22, 2015. Does America Have Less Economic Mobility? Part 2. www.economics21.org
April 21, 2015. Time With Parents Key for Adolescents. www.prb.org
April 20, 2015. Teens Coming from Single-Parent Homes Receive Less Education.
www.scienceworldreport.com
April 19, 2015. Teens from Single-Parent Homes Receive Fewer Years of Schooling.
www.universityherald.com
April 9, 2015. Baby Boomers’ Wealth is Shifting Their Aging in Place Decisions.
www.reversemortgagedaily.com
April 7, 2015. More Time isn’t Always Better for Your Kids. www.washingtonpost.com
April 2, 2015. No Relation of Time Spent with Mom and Overall Success of Child, Study.
www.themarketbusiness.com
April 2, 2015. How Much Time with Mom is Enough? www.mnn.com
April 1, 2015. Time Spent with Mother doesn’t have Impact on Overall Success: Study.
www.perscience.com
April 1, 2015. New Generation of Blacks Are Moving Less. www.independentmail.com
April 1, 2015. No Correlation between Time Spent with Mom and Overall Success, Study
Says. www.ksl.com
March 31, 2015. Study Has ‘Unexpected’ Findings on How Family Time Affects Kids.
www.theblaze.com
March 28, 2015. Making Time for Kids? Study Says Quality Trumps Quantity.
www.washingtonpost.com
March 24, 2015. Fighting Inequality Starts with Early Childhood Development.
www.knowledge.insead.edu
March 12, 2015. How Can We Track Trends in Educational Attainment by Parental Income?
www.brookings.edu
March 15, 2015. Divorce Makes Teens Less Likely to Attend College.
www.perspectivesoftroy.com
March 11, 2015. Kids’ Time with Parents Matters, But Not in the Way You Might Expect.
www.family-studies.org
March 9, 2015. The Mythology of Social Mobility. www.huffingtonpost.com
March 7, 2015. The Myth Destroying America: Why Social Mobility is Beyond Ordinary
People’s Control. www.salon.com
March 2, 2015. Investing in Our Kids Using One Simple Tool: Cash. www.tcf.org
March 2, 2015. The Myth of the 1% and the 99%. www.fortune.com
February 26, 2015. Teenagers from Single-Parent Households More Likely to Drop Out from
School Earlier, Study Finds. www.au.ibtimes.com
February 25, 2015. Family Influence on Education. www.insidehighered.com
February 25, 2015. Why 1 Percenters Are Like One-Hit Wonders. www.cnbc.com
February 22, 2015. Teens from Single-Parent Families May Get Less Schooling.
www.psychcentral.com
February 20, 2015. Teens from Single-Parent Families Receive Fewer Years of Schooling.
www.universityherald.com
February 20, 2015. Americans Have a 1 in 9 Chance of Making It into the 1% - Staying There
Is the Problem. www.mainstreet.com
February 20, 2015. Teens from Single-Parent Families Leave School Earlier. www.phys.org
February 19, 2015. Study Finds Students with Single Parents Leave School Earlier.
www.educationworld.com
February 13, 2015. Seven of Ten American Families in Financial Distress.
www.financialwisdomworks.com
February 13, 2015. Taking Risks in Love. www.nytimes.com
February 10, 2015. How America’s Wealthiest Black Families Invest Money. www.hbr.org
February 5, 2015. Blank Account: The American Struggle to Save and Share.
www.huffingtonpost.com
February 2, 2015. Is Giving Charity Good for Your Health? www.bdlive.co.za
February 1, 2015. Does Charitable Giving Lead to Better Health? www.wsj.com
January 30, 2015. 11% of Americans Will Spend at Least a Year In the Top 1%, Study Finds.
www.redorbit.com
January 30, 2015. Many Make It to the One Percent, But Few Stay Long. www.psmag.com
January 29, 2015. The Sorry State of America’s Household Finances. www.cbsnews.com
January 29, 2015. Hirschl Research Finds Many Join 1 Percent, but Few Stay for Long.
www.news.cornell.edu
January 28, 2015. Is This the Year You Join the 1 Percent? www.news.wustl.edu
January 27, 2015. The Striking Decline in African-American Household Mobility.
www.citylab.com
January 19, 2015. Does Marriage Make You Healthier? www.voxeu.org
January 16, 2015. How Your Neighborhood Affects Your Paycheck. www.citylab.com
December 26, 2014. Does Rising Income Inequality Justify Class Warfare? www.reason.com
December 22, 2014. Creating a New Understanding of Economic Growth and Well-Being.
www.equitablegrowth.org
December 21, 2014. WIC Boosts Childhood Health and Development, Study Says.
www.huffingtonpost.com
December 19, 2014. Food for Thought: WIC Works. www.psmag.com
December 19, 2015. More Generous State Unemployment Benefits May Protect the Health of
Unemployed Men. www.lse.ac.uk
December 16, 2014. Jobless Weight Gain, Climate Change and Early Retirement.
www.fivethirtyeight.com
December 4, 2014. How Common is it for a Man to be Shorter than His Partner?
www.fivethirtyeight.com
December 3, 2014. Like Father Like Child: Why Your Future May be Closely Tied to Your
Father’s Income and Education. www.national.deseretnews.com
December 3, 2014. Fathers Matter: A Child’s Future May be Closely Tied to Father’s Income,
Education. www.washingtontimes.com
November 20, 2014. Why Younger Australians Need a Stronger Welfare Safety Net.
www.businessspectator.com.au
November 13, 2014. Your Hometown May Be the Reason You’re Rich – or Poor.
www.mic.com
November 12, 2014. The Neighborhood Effect: Localities and Upward Mobility.
www.brookings.edu
October 27, 2014. In the Papers: Inequality, Youth Unemployment and Retirement Incentives.
www.fivethirtyeight.com
October 26, 2014. Bad Stock-Market Timing Fueled Wealth Disparity: Research Shows Many
Households Sold Shares During Downturn. www.wsj.com
October 21, 2014. Globalization, Technological Change and GDP’s Disconnect – Part 3.
www.finfacts.ie
October 17, 2014. This is What the Legacy of ‘White Privilege’ Looks Like in Bill O’Reilly’s
Hometown. www.washingtonpost.com
September 22, 2014. Study Finds That ‘Happy Wife, Happy Life’ is Pretty Dead On.
www.huffingtonpost.com
September 21, 2014. Did You Dump Your Stocks? www.freep.com
September 18, 2014. College Debt Leaves Generation X Grads Less Wealthy than Parents.
www.businessweek.com
September 18, 2014. Pew Finds Generation X Facing an Insecure Financial Future.
www.digitaljournal.com
September 16, 2014. Wife’s Happiness is Crucial if You Want a Happy Marriage, Study
Suggests. www.nydailynews.com
September 15, 2014. Happy Wife, Happy Life: Married Men Satisfied When Spouse is
Content. www.hngn.com
September 15, 2014. Study Suggests ‘Happy Wife, Happy Life’ Maxim is True.
www.medicalnewstoday.com
September 13, 2014. Happy Wife Makes Happy Marriages. www.thehealthsite.com
September 11, 2014. Why Jobless Americans Experience Deep and Prolonged Distress:
Research Brief. www.journalistsresource.org
September 10, 2014. Researcher Studies Long-Term Marital Happiness.
www.medicalxpress.com
September 8, 2014. Marriage and Social Capital: A Generous or Greedy Institution?
www.family-studies.org
September 7, 2014. The Nora Batty Effect: How a Happy Wife Means a Happy Life.
www.telegraph.co.uk
September 5, 2014. Less Talk about Racism, More Talk about Policy.
www.socialjusticesolutions.org
September 2, 2014. Forget Tall, Dark, and Handsome – Marry the Little Guy.
www.independent.ie
August 28, 2014. New Study Reveals Interesting Link between Men’s Height and Divorce.
www.huffingtonpost.com
August 28, 2014. The Perfect Man: Short Men more likely to be Better Life Partners with more
Money. www.medicaldaily.com
August 26, 2014. Tall Men get Ahead in Marriage as well as Work. www.telegraph.co.uk
August 21, 2014. Wealth Inequality Gaps Widen. www.thedemographics.com
August 8, 2014. Study Suggests Connections between Recessions and Public Health.
www.thetriangle.org
August 5, 2014. Achieving Wealth in America? It’s More Common than You Think.
www.money.cnn.com
August 5, 2014. Median Net Worth Still Falling. www.newstrategist.com
July 30, 2014. Study: African-American Homeownership Increasingly Less Stable, More
Risky. www.forwardtimesonline.com
July 29, 2014. American Families Haven’t Made Much of a Comeback since the Great
Recession. www.businessinsider.com
July 29, 2014. Educated Women Not at Higher Risk of Divorce. www.usattorneys.com
July 29, 2014. Median American Household Lost One-Third of Wealth in Last Decade.
www.truthrevolt.org
July 29, 2014. The Median American Household Lost a Third of its Wealth in the Last 10
Years. www.washingtonexaminer.com
July 28, 2014. Great Recession’s Impact lingers on. www.consumeraffairs.com
July 28, 2014. Losing Your Job Could Kill You, but Recessions Could be Good for Your
Heath. www.redorbit.com
July 28, 2014. Why a Recession Could be Good for Your Health. www.all4women.co.za
July 27, 2014. How is it Possible that Joblessness Could Kill You, but Recessions Could be
Good for Your Health? www.therapytoronto.ca
July 27, 2014. Rice and Cornell Study shows African-American Homeownership is on Rocky
Ground. www.northdallasgazette.com
July 25, 2014. Recessions can Reduce Overall Population Mortality Rate, Study Finds.
www.hngn.com
July 25, 2014. Subprime Market Major Hurdle for Hopeful African American Homeowners.
www.houstonagentmagazine.com
July 25, 2014. Why does a Job Loss Increase Mortality Risk, but a Recession Reduce It?
www.medicalnewstoday.com
July 24, 2014. Black Homeowners are worse off Today than They Were 40 Years Ago.
www.citylab.com
July 24, 2014. Wives with More Education than Their Husbands Aren’t Doomed to Divorce
After All. www.huffingtonpost.com
July 22, 2014. ‘Home Sweet Home’ More Elusive for African Americans. www.futurity.org
July 19, 2014. A College Savings Account for Every Child. www.nationaljournal.com
June 28, 2014. Being ‘Rich’ is More Common than You Think, at Least Temporarily.
www.npr.org
June 10, 2014. Affordable Housing Helps Optimize Children’s Brainpower.
www.scienceworldreport.com
June 9, 2014. Affordable Housing Linked to Children’s Test Scores. www.phys.org
May 7, 2014. Here’s the Massive Difference between Going to College and Skipping a
Degree. www.businessinsider.com
May 7, 2014. Most U.S. Families Achieve Higher Income, Research Shows.
www.cbsnews.com
May 6, 2014. Study Shows a Bright Future for the Next Generation of Philanthropists.
www.business2community.com
May 5, 2014. Your College Diploma is worth $831,000. www.time.com
May 5, 2014. Is It Still Worth Going to College? www.frbsf.org
May 2, 2014. Just How Much are Parents Bailing out their Student-Debt-Addled Kids?
www.wsj.com
April 30, 2014. Inequality, Recessions, and Recoveries. www.minneapolisfed.org
April 17, 2014. How Dads Juggle Work and Family. www.family-studies.org
April 2, 2014. Pension Coverage in Private Sector a Serious Problem.
www.benefitspro.com
April 1, 2014. In Search of the American Dream. www.news.wustl.edu
April 1, 2014. Like Mother, Unlike Daughter. www.washingtonpost.com
April 1, 2014. Pew Report Finds that Working Women Boost Family Economic Mobility.
www.pewtrusts.org
April 1, 2014. Women’s Wages Eclipse Mom’s While Still Trailing Men.
www.bloomberg.com
March 12, 2014. Strategic Default: How Big an Issue? www.metrotrends.org
March 5, 2014. In Atlanta, Breaking the Poverty Cycle Proves Difficult. www.ajc.com
January 27, 2014. The Renter Lifecycle. www.axiometrics.com
January 23, 2014. Social Mobility Hasn’t Fallen: What it means and Doesn’t Mean.
www.newyorker.com
December 30, 2013. Calculating the Risk: Child Sexual Assault. www.thealmagest.com
December 24, 2013. Study Shows Great Recession Hit Young People Especially Hard,
Limiting Ability to Save for Future. www.thealmagest.com
December 20, 2013. Holiday Charity Ideas: Giving Can Have a Positive Impact on Your
Health. www.medicaldaily.com
December 18, 2013. American Dream, Twisting. www.berkeley.edu
December 18, 2013. Can Life Still be a Dream in America? www.chicagotribune.com
December 16, 2013. Is it Easier to Obtain the American Dream in Europe?
www.politifact.com
December 4, 2013. Why It's Harder to Move Up in America's Segregated Cities.
www.theatlanticcities.com
December 1, 2013. ’Tis Better to Give, but Some Give More. www.bostonglobe.com
November 25, 2013. Handsome Is as Handsome Gives. www.wsj.com.
November 20, 2013. Families Fill in Gaps Left By Health Insurance.
www.community.bowdoin.edu.
November 18, 2013. Study: American Dream May be Thing of the Past.
www.bizjournals.com.
November 17, 2013. Professor’s Study Shows Young Adults Still Affected by 2009
Recession. www.kansan.com.
November 14, 2013. Has Being a Young Adult Always Been a Financial Nightmare?
www.theatlantic.com.
November 11, 2013. 'Risk Factors' Related to Child Sexual Assault Revealed.
www.aninews.in.
November 9, 2013. Study: 40% of Americans Experience at Least 1 Year in Poverty.
www.presstv.ir.
November 8, 2013. The Crucial Role of Savings in Upward Mobility. www.forbes.com.
November 7, 2013. Rags-to-Riches Tales Aren't that Common, New Study Finds.
www.nbcnews.com.
November 6, 2013. A Shockingly High Number of Americans Experience Poverty.
www.theatlantic.com.
November 6, 2013. Study Says Nearly 40 Percent of Americans Experience Poverty By
Age 60. www.complex.com.
November 6, 2013. Think You'll Never Need a Handout? Research Shows You Might.
www.pbs.com.
October 31, 2013. When Buying New Car, Many Choose Same Brand as Parents.
www.kticradio.com.
October 30, 2013. Your Parents' Chevrolet Affects Your Car Choice More Than Ads.
www.thereporteronline.com.
October 29, 2013. Car Buyers Tend to Choose the Cars Their Parents Drive, Study Says.
www.autoworldnews.com.
October 24, 2013. New study: Talk to Your Kids about Giving, and They’ll Likely Follow
Through. www.jweekly.com.
October 21, 2013. Brand Preferences Run in the Family. www.online.wsj.com.
October 9, 2013. Family Structure and the Well-Being of Children in Youth and
Adulthood. www.journalistsresource.org.
October 4, 2013. Study: Children Who Save Find Greater Financial Success in Life.
www.creditunionsonline.com
September 25, 2013. A Rising Tide Lifts All Yachts. www.theatlantic.com.
September 24, 2013. The Killing of Jonathan Ferrell in Context. www.theatlantic.com.
September 20, 2013. Children with Savings Accounts are Financially Better Off Adults.
www.theconversation.com.
September 19, 2013. Death of a Child’s Dream. www.paragoulddailypress.com.
September 17, 2013. Recipe for Economic Mobility? A College Education and a Spouse,
Says Pew Analysis. www.cleveland.com.
September 17, 2013. Savings Accounts for Children Linked with Later Financial Success.
www.phys.org.
August 29, 2013. Collateral Damage: Mortgage Crisis Dampened Zeal for Stocks.
www.phys.org.
August 28, 2013. Collateral Damage: Mortgage Crisis Dampened Zeal for Stocks.
www.ns.umich.edu.
August 25, 2013. Husbands Employed in Female-Oriented Job do More Housework.
www.upi.com.
August 23, 2013. Fifty Years After “I Have a Dream”: Time for a Real War on Poverty.
www.chicagoreader.com.
August 20, 2013. The High Probability of Being Poor. www.prospect.org
August 14, 2013. Study Links Man’s Occupation to Time Spent on Housework.
www.scienceworldreport.com
August 13, 2013. More Men in ‘Women’s Jobs’ Means More Men Chipping in at Home,
Study Says. www.huffingtonpost.com
August 13, 2013. A Man's Occupation Linked to Time Spent on Housework, Study Finds.
www.sciencecodex.com.
May 21, 2013. Gen Xers Lost Almost Half Their Wealth in Recession; Retirement Now
Uncertain. Kamloops Daily News. Pg. B.6.
May 18, 2013. Family Research: Reports on Family Research from University of Texas
Provide New Insights. Psychology & Psychiatry Journal. Pg. 217.
May 17, 2013. Pew Survey Questions Gen X, Baby Boomer Savings. Star-telegram.com.
May 16, 2013. Future retirees at Risk of Downward Mobility, Pew Finds.
WashingtonPost.com.
May 16, 2013. Recession Left Generation X Least Prepared for Retirement, Study Finds.
Oregonlive.com.
May 16, 2013. Early Boomers May Be Last Generation on Track to Retire Well.
AdvisorOne.
May 4, 2013. Health Economics: Reports Outline Health Economics Study Findings from
State University of New York. Pediatrics Week. Pg. 225.
April 27, 2013. Social Science and Medicine; Research Conducted at Pennsylvania State
University Has Provided New Information about Social Science and Medicine. Obesity,
Fitness & Wellness Week. Pg. 3584.
April 26, 2013. Environmental Health; New Findings on Environmental Health Reported.
Health & Medicine Week. pg. 2591.
March 4, 2013. Retirement planning: Mistakes to Avoid. Moneylife.in.
March 1, 2013. Social Science and Medicine; Studies from University of Michigan Yield
New Information about Social Science and Medicine. Health & Medicine Week. Pg. 4583.
February 22, 2013. Macroeconomics; Research from University of Pennsylvania in the
Area of Macroeconomics Described. Economics Week. Pg. 795.
February 13, 2013. Trouble Ahead: Fewer Have Retirement Funds, More Raid Them
Michigan Chronicle. Pg. A6.
February 6, 2013. U-M Analysis: Fewer Have Retirement Funds, More Raid Them. CBS
Detroit.
February 5, 2013. Trouble Ahead: Fewer Have Retirement Funds, More Raid Them.
Targeted News Service.
February 5, 2013. Number of People with Pensions or DC Plans Has Fallen Since 2001.
Benefitspro.com
February 1, 2013. Labor Economics: New Labor Economics Study Findings Reported from
University of New South Wales. Economics Week. Pg. 427.
January 26, 2013. UC Davis Study Links Low Wages with Hypertension, Especially for
Women and Younger Workers. Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week. Pg. 1574.
January 11, 2013. Social Science; Study Findings from Stanford University Provide New
Insights into Social Science. Science Letter. Pg. 477.
January 11, 2013. Social Science; Findings in Social Science Reported from Princeton
University. Science Letter. Pg. 172.
December 20, 2012. America's Dangerous Powerball Economy. The Wall Street Journal.
pg. A.19.
December 14, 2012. Social Policy: Study Data from McGill University Provide New
Insights into Social Policy. Science Letter. Pg. 1094.
November 7, 2012. Disability trends: Oldest old improving, boomers doing worse.
Michigan Chronicle. pg. B3.
November 2, 2012. Social Science and Medicine: Reports Outline Social Science and
Medicine Research from University of Victoria. Health & Medicine Week. Pg. 2299.
October 13, 2012. Children and Society; Researchers from University of Pittsburgh Publish
Findings in Children and Society. Pediatrics Week. Pg. 349.
September 28, 2012. Household Economics; New Household Economics Data Have Been
Reported. Economics Week. Pg. 671.
August 31, 2012. Health Economics; Recent Findings in Health Economics Described by
Researchers from University of Rosario. Health & Medicine Week. Pg. 2559.
August 25, 2012. Obesity, Fitness and Wellness: Research from University of California in
the Area of Obesity, Fitness and Wellness Described. Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week.
Pg. 3239.
August 24, 2012. Demographic Science; Data on Demographic Science Described by
Researchers at New York University. Science Letter. Pg. 244.
August 23, 2012. Diet and Nutrition Disorders; Recent Findings from Widener University
Highlight Research in Obesity. Politics & Government Business. Pg. 337.
August 10, 2012. Social Science; Data on Social Science Detailed by Researchers at
Social Science Research Center. Science Letter (GA). pg. 522.
August 3, 2012. Five Myths About the Middle Class. The Washington Post: WP Opinions.
Pg. B2. Kenworthy, Lane.
July 27, 2012. Economic Policy; Researchers from University of Houston Detail New
Studies and Findings in the Area of Economic Policy. Economics Week (GA). pg. 332. July
26, 2012. Is the Middle Class in Decline? OregonBusinessReport.com.
July 17, 2012. Economic Mobility for African Americans May be a Myth, Pew Report
Shows. The Huffington Post. Anderson, Jessica Cumberbach.
July 13, 2012. Social Science; Studies from State University of New York in the Area of
Social Science Published. Science Letter (GA). pg. 898.
July 11, 2012. Only Half of Americans Exceed Parents’ Wealth. The New York Times
(NY) Business Day: Economix. Rampell, Catherine.
July 10, 2012. The Washington Post. Mixed Fortunes in Scaling the Income Ladder. The
Washington Post. Pg. A3. Gowen, Annie.
July 10, 2012. American Dream Deferred: Only a Quarter of African Americans Earn
More Than Their Parents. Clutchmagonline.com. Danielle, Britni.
July 10, 2012. The ‘Rags to Riches’ American Dream is on the Way Out. Business
Insider. Woodruff, Mandi.
July 2, 2012. Price Tags for Parents. New York Times. Folbre, Nancy.
July 1, 2012. Social Policy; Data on Social Policy Detailed by Researchers at University of
Washington. Science Letter (GA). pg. 173.
June 28, 2012. Unemployed Americans Face Greater Risk of Mortality: UBC Study.
UBC Public Affairs: University of British Columbia Media Release.
June 27-July 7, 2012. Fractions are the Key to Math Success, New Study Shows.
Michigan Chronicle (MI). Vol. 75, Iss. 42, pg. D
June 21, 2012. Adolescence; New Adolescence Study Findings Have Been Reported by
Researchers at University of Maryland. Computers, Networks & Communications (GA). pg.
545.
June 20,-26, 2012. Majority of College-Age Kids Get Money from Parents to Pay Bills.
Michigan Chronicle (MI). Vol. 75, Iss. 41`, pg. C4.
June 15, 2012. Fractions are the Key to Math Success, New Study Finds. University of
Michigan News Service. Swanbrow, Diane.
June 15, 2012. Consumers Still Struggling with Debt, Savings. post-gazette.com.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Grant, Tim.
June 13, 2012. News from Am Jrl of Public Health: Aug. 2012 Issue. Unemployment Puts
Americans at Greater Risk for Mortality than their German Counterparts, particularly
Minimum to Medium Skilled Level Workers. Newswise - American Journal of Public
Health.
June 1, 2012. Social Policy; Data on Social Policy Detailed by Researchers at University of
Washington. Science Letter (GA). pg. 173
May 29, 2-12. Study: Residential Segregation Still a Problem in U.S. Targeted News
Service (WDC).
May 20, 2012. Timothy Noah brings 'The Great Divergence' into stinging focus on the
diminishing U.S. middle class. The Palin Dealer (OH). Long, Karen R.
May 10, 2012. More Families Report Having No Savings at All. The New York Times
(NY). Carrns, Ann.
May 9, 2012. Business News: 23% of U.S. Families Have No Savings. UPI.com (MI).
May 9, 2012. Study: 1 in 5 Families Underwater with Debts. KRIV-TV – Online.
May 9, 2012. UPI News Track Business. 23% of U.S. Families Have No Savings.
UPI.com.
May 9, 2012. Study: 1 in 5 Families Underwater in Debts. KTTV-TV – Online.
May 9, 2012. Study: Many Households Have Negative Net Worth. WLTX-TV – Online.
May 9, 2012. 23% of U.S. Families Have No Savings. United Press International (UPI).
May 9, 2012. Study: 1 in 5 Families Underwater with Debts. WOFL-TV – Online.
May 9, 2012. Study: 1 in 5 Families Underwater in Debts. WTTG-TV – Online.
May 9, 2012. Study: 1 in 5 Families Underwater in Debts. KSAZ-TV – Online. May 9,
2012. Study: 1 in 5 Families Underwater in Debts. Myfoxphilly.com. May 9, 2012. Study: 1
in 5 Families Underwater in Debts. WJBK-TV – Online. May 9, 2012. Study: 1 in 5
Families Underwater in Debts. WREG-TV – Online.
May 9, 2012. U-M Study: Debt Exceeds Savings for 1 in 5. The Lansing State Journal –
Online (MI).
May 9, 2012. Detroit Free Press Susan Tompor Column. Detroit Free Press (MI).
May 9, 2012. Detroit Free Press Susan Tompor Column: Many Households Have Negative
Net Worth, Study Finds (Institute for Social Research, Economics). Detroit Free Press
(MI).
May 8, 2012. UM Study Says 20% of US Households Underwater. Detroit Free Press
(MI).
May 8, 2012. Americans Buried Under Debt. www.cnnfn.com.
May 8, 2012. U-M Report: 1 in 5 Households Underwater with Debt. AnnArbor.com.
May 8, 2012. MANY U.S. FAMILIES ARE UNDERWATER WITH DEBTS. Federal
News Service.
May 8, 2012. Manu US Families are Underwater With Debts. EurekAlert!
May 8, 2012. U-M Study Says 20% of U.S. Householders Underwater. Detroit Free
Press – Online.
May 8, 2012. U-M Study Says 20% of U.S. Households Underwater. Detroit Free Press
(MI).
May 7, 2012. Majority of College-age Kids Get Money from Parents to Pay Bills. Kansas
City infoZine. Swanbrow, Diane.
May 3, 2012. Majority of College-Age Kids Get Help from Mom and Dad. Science
Daily.
May 3, 2012. Parents Give Helping Hand Unevenly, Play Favorites. Deseret News.
Collins, Lois M.
May 3, 2012. Majority of College-Age Kids Get Help from Mom and Dad. Phys.Org.
May 1, 2012. Inheriting the Start-Up Gene. Inc. McGinn, Daniel.
April 27, 2012. Letters: Houston Survey: Opinion. Houston Chronicle. Hayes, Donald
M. Montgomery.
April 26, 2012. The Rich are Different than You and Me: They Spend More. The
Washington Pots: Wonkblog. Klein, Ezra.
April 14, 2012. Pediatrics; Investigators from University of Pittsburgh Zero in on
Pediatrics. Investment Weekly News (GA). pg. 941.
April 13, 2012. Social Science; Research from University of California Yields New Data on
Social Science. Science Letter (GA). pg. 908.
April 7, 2012. Obesity; Low-Income Mothers Risk Obesity to Feed Children. Investment
Weekly News (GA). pg. 909.
April 6, 2012. Econometrics; Data from Federal Reserve Bank Provide New Insights into
Econometrics. Economics Week (GA). pg. 1023.
April, 2012. The Evolution of Income, Consumption, and Leisure Inequality in the U.S.
1980-2010. Poverty and Inequality Bulletin. Attanasio, Orazio, Hurst, Erik, Pistaferri,
Luigi.
April, 2012. Is Intergenerational Economic Mobility Lower Now than in the Past?
Chicago Fed Letter (IL). Mazumder, Bhashkar.
March 23, 2012. Poor Moms Risk Obesity to Provide for Kids. Futurity.
March 22, 2012. Science; Investigators at University of Maryland Publish New Data on
Science. Agriculture Week (GA). pg. 226.
March 19, 2012. Low-Income Moms Risk Obesity to Feed Kids. UPI.com.
March 17, 2012. Low-Income Mothers Risk Obesity to Feed Children. US Fed News
Service, Including US State News (WDC).
March 16, 2012. Poor Mothers Risk Obesity to Feed Children. Asian News International
(New Delhi).
March 16, 2012. Poor Mothers Risk Obesity to Feed Children. ZeeNews.com.
March 9, 2012. Social Work; Research on Social Work Described by Investigators at St.
Louis University. Science Letter (GA). pg. 2042.
March 15, 2012. Low-Income Mothers Risk Obesity to Feed Children. ErekaAlert.com.
Swayne, Matt.
March 1, 2012. The Mobility Myth. The New Republic. Pg. 14. Noah, Timothy. February
25, 2012. Economic Research; Findings from Hendrix College Broaden
Understanding of Economic Research. Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week (GA). pg. 388.
February 21, 2012. INEQUALITY AND REDISTRIBUTION DURING THE GREAT
RECESSION BOTH EARNINGS INEQUALITY AND GOVERNMENT
REDISTRIBUTION ROSE TO HISTORIC HIGHS. ON NET, LOW-EARING
HOUSEHOLDS HAVE BECOME MORE VULNERABLE. State News Service (MN).
February 20, 2012. Teens Function Well with Less Sleep. WALB News 10 (UT).
February 10, 2012. Social Science; Studies Conducted at University of Miami on Social
Science Recently Published. Science Letter (GA). pg. 1197. Expanded Reporting.
January 27, 2012. Demographic Science; Research in the Area of Demographic Science
Reported from University of Connecticut. Science Letter (GA). pg. 760. Expanded
Reporting.
January 26, 2012. Demographic Science; New Demographic Science Findings from
University of Michigan Described. Food Weekly News (GA). pg. 46.
January 17, 2012. Free Enterprise on Trial. DailyMarkets.com. Reich, Robert. January 10,
2012. Wealthy Taking over Our Government. Anchorage Daily News.
Patkotak, Elise: Comment.
January 3, 2012. EDITORIAL: No Hard Times in Congress. McClatchy – Tribune
Business News (WDC).
January 3, 2012. EDITORIAL: No Hard Times in Congress. The Tribune (IN).
January 2, 2012. EDITORIALS: Congress’ Cash Cushion. Northwest Florida Daily News
(FL). pg. A.6. Bavaro, Nicholas.
January 1, 2012. EDITORIAL: No Tough Times in Congress. McClatchy – Tribune
Business News (WDC).
January 1, 2012. EDITORIAL: No Tough Times in Congress. Sun Journal (NC).
December 31, 2011. Report Lists Growing Wealth in Congress. McClatchy – Tribune
Business News (WDC). Terrell, Steve.
December 31, 2011. When it comes to Wealth, Ohio’s Representatives aren’t very
Representative. Plain Dealer (OH). Suddes, Thomas.
December 29, 2011. No Hard Times in Congress. Creators Syndicate (CA).
December 29, 2011. EDITORIAL: House of Wealth: Congress is removed from MiddleClass Concerns. McClatchy – Tribune Business News (WDC).
December 29, 2011. Congress Loves These Safe-Haven Stocks. Wall St. Cheat Sheet
(NY). McWhinnie, Eric.
December 29, 2011. Study: Area Representatives Have Higher Net Worth than
Constituents. The Lima News (OH). Harrison, Tom.
December 29, 2011. For the Rich, by the Rich? Why the Second Anniversary of Citizens
United Should Be on Your Calendar. Truthout.org. Lewis, Rachel.
December 29, 2011. House of Wealth Congress is removed from Middle-Class Concerns.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. pg. B-4.
December 29, 2011. Deflating Congressional Fat Cats. The TimesNews.com.
December 28, 2011. Study: Area Representatives Have Higher Net Worth than
Constituents. Lima News (OH). Harrison, Tom.
December 28, 2011. Editorial: No Hard Times in Congress. Lima News (OH).
December 28, 2011. Gap between Us, Congress Ever Widening Lawmakers’ Net Worth has
Steadily Soared. HoustonChronicle.com (TX). pg. 3. Whoriskey, Peter.
December 28, 2011. Gap Widens Between Congress, Constituents: As Rich Get Richer,
Disparity in Wealth Suggests Growing Distance. Charleston Daily Mail (WV). pg. A6.
Whoriskey, Peter.
December 28, 2011. Hard Times Bypass House Members; Representatives’ Net Worth
More than Doubles during Span when American Median Slips. Orange County Register
(CA).
December 28, 2011. Main Street: Looking Back on 2011. Murray Ledger & Times.
Alexander, Constance.
December 28, 2011. House Members’ Net Worth Surges, While Public Struggles.
Newsmax.com. Weil, Dan.
December 27, 2011. Members of Congress Got Wealthy While Their Constituents Fell
Behind. The Frontrunner.
December 27, 2011. Congress Looks Less Like Rest of America. Washington Post
(WDC). Whoriskey, Peter.
December 27, 2011. Congressional Wealth Gap Getting Bigger. The Virginian-Pilot
(VA). FRONT: pg. A1. Whoriskey, Peter.
December 27, 2011. Mr. Rockefeller Goes to Washington: Today’s Balance Sheet Tackles
Optimistic Economic News and Legislator’s Income-Inspired Out-of-Touchness. The
American Prospect. Fuller, Jaime.
December 27, 2011. In Focus: Lawmakers’ Wealth Leaves Voters Behind. The Portland
Press Herald. Whoriskey, Peter/The Washington Post.
December 27, 2011. Wealthy Taking over Our Government. Anchorage Daily News.
adn.com.
December 26, 2011. BRIEF: Report: Financial Gap Widens between Average Americans,
Representatives in Congress. McClatchy – Tribune Business News (WDC).
December 26, 2011. A Note on the Numbers. Washington Post with Bloomberg.
December 26, 2011. Wealth Gap Widens between Congress, Constituents. Washington
Post. Whoriskey, Peter.
December 17, 2011. Social Science; New Social Science Research from University of
Michigan Discussed. Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week (GA). pg. 980.
December 16, 2011. PEW Research Uses Housing Boom and Bust to Measure Housing
Wealth Impact on College Enrollment and Graduations Rates. Pew Charitable Trusts (PA).
December 16, 2011. Weight Gain Could be Due to Childhood Friend Circles.
HealthJockey.com.
December 16, 2011. Social Norms for Obesity Learned in Childhood. Health News.
December 16, 2011. Exploring the Factors Contributing to Sibling Correlations in BMI: A
Study Using the Panel Study of Income Dynamics. MDLinx: Nursing.
December 15, 2011. Diet Health Centre: Study Backs Early Years Obesity Prevention.
BootsWebMD. Russell, Peter
December 2, 2011. Environmental Planning; New Environmental Planning Study Findings
Have Been Reported by Investigators at University of California. Ecology, Environment &
Conservation (GA). pg. 243.
November 26, 2011. Social Science; Research from University of North Carolina in
Social Science Provides New Insights. Investment Weekly News (GA). pg. 1246.
November 15, 2011. Social Science; Investigators at University of Wisconsin Zero in on
Social Science. Science Letter (GA). pg. 168.
October 23, 2011. Early Origins of Chronic Mid-Life Diseases: Low Birth Weight and
Poverty Have Long-Term Effects. US Fed News Service, Including US State News (WDC).
October 21, 2011. Early Origins of Chronic Mid-Life Diseases: Low Birth Weight and
Poverty have Long-Term Effects. HealthCanal.com.
October 9, 2011. Gals Dig Fat Wallet Money Trumps Weight. Pg. 3. New York Post
(NY). Karni, Annie.
October 5, 2011. Bad Neighborhoods’ Cast Bad Effects on Growing Children. Thee
Hindustan Times (New Delhi).
October 5, 2011. Children Living in Low-Income Neighborhoods Less Likely to
Graduate High School: Study. Huffington Post.
October 5, 2011. Forget School Vouchers. The Route to Improving Education May be
Housing Vouchers. Atlanta Journal Constitution. (GA). Downey, Maureen.
October 5, 2011. Bad Neighborhoods Cast Bad Effects on Growing Children.
NewstrackIndia. (WDC).
October 4, 2011. Social Science; Reports Outline Social Science Study Findings from
State University of New York. Science Letter (GA). pg. 550.
October 4, 2011. Growing Up in Bad Neighborhoods Has a Devastating Impact.
Newswise (WDC).
October 4, 2011. Study: Growing Up in Bad Neighborhoods has a Devastating Impact.
EurekAlert! Fowler, Daniel.
October 4, 2011. Growing Up in Bad Neighborhoods Has a ‘Devastating Impact.’
Targeted News Service.
October 4, 2011. Growing Up in Bad Neighborhoods Has a ‘Devastating Impact.’
HealthCanal.com.
September 22, 2011. Study Finds College Enrollment Related to Housing Market.
Washington Square News. Turret, Julie.
September 7, 2011. $1 Million Funding Available for the Collection of Metadata.
Targeted News Service (WDC).
September 4, 2011. NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION ISSUES GRANTS NOTICE
ON "METADATA FOR LONG-STANDING LARGE-SCALE SOCIAL SCIENCE
SURVEYS." US Fed News Service, Including US State News. (WDC).
August 29, 2011. Contract Notice: National Endowment for the Arts (District of Columbia)
Issues Solicitation for "Conduct Research on the Panel Study of Income Dynamics.” US
Fed News Service, Including US State News. (WDC).
August 21, 2011. Statistics; Investigators at the University of Michigan Publish New
Data on Statistics. News of Science (GA). pg. 670.
August 20, 2011. Health Economics; Research from Pennsylvania State University in the
Area of Health Economics Described. Fitness & Wellness Week (GA). pg. 1159.
August 12, 2011. Economics and Statistics; New Economics and Statistics Study Findings
Have Been Published by Scientists at Johns Hopkins University. Economics Week (GA).
pg. 1195.
August 9, 2011. Contract Notice: National Endowment for the Arts (District of Columbia)
Issues Solicitation for “Conduct Research on the Panel Study of Income Dynamics.” US
Fed News Service, Including US State News (WDC).
August 9, 2011. Population Science; Studies from Syracuse University Further
Understanding of Population Science. Science Letter (GA). pg. 1019.
August 8, 2011. Research Services Sought by National Endowment for the Arts.
Targeted News Service (WDC).
August 6, 2011. Economic Psychology; University of Sheffield Reports Research in
Economic Psychology. Investment Weekly News (GA).
Summer 2011. A Young Radical’s View of Marriage. New Politics (NY). Littlefield, Amy.
June 24, 2011. Cancer Survivors Less Likely to be Employed, Work Fewer Hours. The
Hindustan Times.
June 24, 2011. Study Finds Cancer Survivors Less Likely to be Employed. MedIndia:
Networking for Health. Jones, Kathy.
June 23, 2011. Cancer Survivors Less Likely to be Employed, Work Fewer Hours.
AsianNewsInternational/DailyIndia.com.
June 22, 2011. Cancer Survivors Have Lower Employment Rates and Work Fewer
Hours. EurekAlert! (PA). LaJeunesse, Sara.
June 22, 2011. Cancer Survivors Have Lower Employment Rates and Work Fewer
Hours. US Fed News Service, Including US State News. (WDC).
June 3, 2011. Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University Receives $100,000 Federal
Research Grant to Help Strengthen Volunteering. US Federal News Services, Including US
State News. (WDC).
June 2, 2011. Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University Receives $100,000 Federal
Research Grant to Help Strengthen Volunteering. Targeted News Service. (WDC).
May 8, 2011. Transportation; New Transportation Findings from R. Paleti and CoResearchers Published. Transportation Business Journal. (GA). pg. 143.
May, 2011. Love 2.0. Self. Woerner, Amanda.
April 27, 2011. Racial Wealth Gap; “Diverging Pathways: How Wealth Shapes
Opportunity for Children.” Education Week. (MD). Vol. 30, Iss. 29, pg. 5. Kelleher,
Maureen.
March 30, 2011. Deducting the American Dream: Study Finds Key Tax Break Has
Adverse Effect on Homeownership, Social Welfare. Targeted News Service. (WDC).
March/April. Financing Pre-K: Why Finding a Better Way Is Critical to Our Future.
Preschool Maters: A Publication of the National Institute. Volume 9, No. 1. Barnett, W.
Steven.
February 26, 2011. American Sociological Association; Study: Neighborhood Natives
Move Out When Immigrants Move In. Real Estate & Investment Business. (GA). pg.
1517.
February 8, 2011. Neighborhood Natives Move Out When Immigrants Move In. Science
Daily.
February 5, 2011. Cardiovascular Diseases; Research Data from University of Michigan
Update Understanding of Cardiovascular Diseases. Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week.
(GA). pg. 1452.
January 26, 2011. Epidemiology; Investigators at University of Michigan, Department of
Epidemiology Target Epidemiology. Biotech Week (GA). pg. 994.
December 25, 2010. Pension Economics; Studies Conducted at Boston College on
Pension Economics Recently Published. Investment Weekly News (GA). pg. 1297.
December 25, 2010. Social Science; Research from University of Michigan in the Area of
Social Science Described. Investment Weekly News. (GA). pg. 1374.
December 1, 2010. Armed Forces; studies from Washington State University Yield New
Information about Armed Forces. Defense & Aerospace Week. (GA). pg. 217.
December, 2010. Subprimes Were Not the Culprit in Most Mortgage Meltdowns.
Michigan Banker. (MI). Vol. 22, Iss. 12, Pg. 54-56.
November 19, 2010. Jews More Likely to Donate to Poor, Study Finds. The Jewish News
Weekly of Northern California: J. (CA). pg. 32B. Debra Nussbaum Cohen.
November 12, 2010. Macroeconomics; Scientists at Kyung Hee University Release New
Data on Macroeconomics. Economics Week. (GA). pg. 1671.
November 5, 2010. Study Finds Jews Donate More to Poor. Forward (NY). Vol. 114, Iss.
31834, Pg. 20-22.
November 4, 2010. Editorial; The Dark Side of Free Trade. Vol. 82, Iss. 19, Pg. 8.
Machine Design.com (OH). Teschler, Leland.
November 4, 2010. Research Conducted at Washington State University has Provided
New Information about Social Science. Politics & Government Week.
October 21, 2010. Subprimes Were Not the Culprit in Most Mortgage Meltdowns. R&D
– University of Michigan (MI).
October 15, 2010. Economics; Research from D. Cho and Co-Researchers in the Area of
Economics Described. Economics Week (GA). pg. 642.
October 6, 2010. How Parents Can Help Their Sons Navigate the Challenges of
Adulthood. Chicago Tribune (IL).
October 1, 2010. Economics and Statistics; New Findings in Economics and Statistics
Described from University of Waikato. Expanded Reporting. Economics Week (GA). ; pg.
640.
September 28, 2010. Obamacare’s Tax Credit System Will Make April 15 Even Harder –
Investor’s Business Daily/Yahoo News. States New Service.
September 28, 2010. The Confidence Crisis of the 20-something Son: Why Young Men are
Getting Lost Entering the Real World—and What Parents Can do to Help. Chicago
Tribune. (IL). Edwards, Julia.
September 17, 2010. Population Research; Study Results from A. Aughinbaugh et al
Provide New Insights into Population Research. Economics Week (GA). pg. 552.
September 12, 2010. Scholars Say Asset Building is Vital to Economic Well-Being. The
Urban Institute. Cronen, Elizabeth.
September 11, 2010. Social Science; Studies from Washington State University Provide
New Data on Social Science. Real Estate & Investment Business (GA). Expanded
Reporting; pg. 61.
September 9, 2010. Studies in the Area of Social Science Reported from University of
North Carolina. Politics & Government Week.
September, 2010. Lifelong Socioeconomic Challenges Faced by Combat Veterans. O & P
Business News: Linking the Orthotic and Prosthetic Profession. Vol. 19, Iss. 10; Pg.
49.
August 9, 2010. War Damages Future Work Prospects of Many U.S. Vets: Data; Soldiers
Exposed to Combat More Likely to be Disabled, Unemployed throughout Life, Study
Shows: a Washington State University Study with Data from the Panel Study of Income
Dynamics. Consumer Health News.
August 4, 2010. Sociologist Finds Combat Veterans Face More Lifelong Socioeconomic
Challenges. UPI Space Daily (WDC). Staff Writers.
August 3, 2010. Combat Veterans Face More Lifelong Socioeconomic Challenges. Asian
News International.
August 3, 2010. Washington State University Researcher Finds Combat Veterans Face
More Lifelong Socioeconomic Challenges. U.S. Fed News Service (WDC).
August 2, 2010. WSU Researcher Finds Combat Veterans Face More Lifelong
Socioeconomic Challenges. State News Service.
August, 2010. War Damages Future Work Prospects of Many U.S. Vets Data. U.S. News
& World Report (WDC).
July 28, 2010. Economic Security Index: Financial Hardship on the Rise. Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette (PA). Grant, Tim.
July 28, 2010. Economic Security Index: Financial Hardship on the Rise. McClatchy Tribune Business News (WA). Grant, Tim.
July 5, 2010. MEDICARE AND MEDICAID; Stanford University publishes Research in
Medicare and Medicaid. Managed Care Weekly Digest. Expanded Reporting; pg. 59.
June 27, 2010. Credit and Banking: Scientists at Athens University Target Credit and
Banking. Investment Business Weekly (GA). pg. 728.
June 27, 2010. Income and Wealth; Scientists at University of Wisconsin Describe
Research in Income and Wealth. Investment Business Weekly (GA). pg. 733.
June 27, 2010. Credit and Banking; Scientists at Athens University Target Credit and
Banking. Investment Business Weekly (GA). pg. 278.
June 26, 2010. PEDIATRICS; Data from Iowa State University Advance Knowledge in
Pediatrics. Pediatrics Week. Expanded Reporting; pg. 110.
June 19, 2010. ASTHMA; Findings in Asthma Reported from University of Michigan.
Pediatrics Week. Expanded Reporting; pg. 445.
June 19, 2010. OBESITY; UC Davis Study Links Obesity with Lowest Earnings.
NewsRx Health. Editor’s Choice; pg. 10.
June 13, 2010. Obesity; UC Davis Study Links Obesity with Lowest Earnings. NewsRx
Health & Science (GA). pg. 56.
June 12, 2010. OBESITY; UC Davis Study Links Obesity with Lowest Earnings.
Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week. EXPANDED REPORTING, pg. 4085.
June 12, 2010. Financial Economics; New Financial Economics Findings from Aarhus
University Described. Investment Weekly News (GA).
June 8, 2010. OBESITY; UC Davis Study Links Obesity with Lowest Earnings. TB &
Outbreaks Week. Expanded Reporting; pg. 151.
June 8, 2010. Obesity; UC Davis Study Links Obesity with Lowest Earnings. TB &
Outbreaks Weekly (GA). pg. 151.
June 7, 2010. OBESITY; UC Davis Study Links Obesity with Lowest Earnings. Obesity
& Diabetes Week. Expanded Reporting; pg. 332.
June 3, 2010. Home Equity Extraction: Where Did All the Money Go? Forbes.com.
May 30, 2010. PEDIATRICS; Childhood Psychological Problems Create Long-Term
Economic Losses, Study Finds. NewsRx Health & Science. Expanded Reporting; pg. 28.
May 29, 2010. ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE; Study Finds from D. Kim et al Provide
New Insights into Environmental Medicine. Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week.
Expanded Reporting; pg. 3891.
May 29, 2010. OBESITY; New Findings Reported from Northwestern University
Describe Advances in Obesity. Pediatrics Week. Expanded Reporting; pg. 61.
May 28, 2010 PEDIATRICS; Childhood Psychological Problems Create Long-Term
Economic Losses, Study Finds. Drug Week. Expanded Reporting; pg. 261.
May 26-June 1, 2010. Whites Average $95K More than Blacks. Vol. 87, Iss. 39; pg. 4D,
2 pgs. The Miami Times (FL). Blake, Rich.
May 26, 2010. PEDIATRICS; Childhood Psychological Problems Create Long-Term
Economic Losses, Study Finds. Biotech Week (GA). pg. 669.
May 26, 2010. How Much Housework is Too Much? Columbus Local News. Owens,
Susan J.
May 24, 2010. ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE; Study Findings from D. Kim et al
Provide New Insights into Environmental Medicine. Obesity & Diabetes Week. Expanded
Reporting; pg. 414.
May 24, 2010. PEDIATRICS; Childhood Psychological Problems Create Long-Term
Economic Losses, Study Finds. Pharma Business Week. Expanded Reporting; pg. 180.
May 23, 2010. America’s New Culture War: Free Enterprise vs. Government Control.
The Washington Post. Brooks, Arthur C.
May 16, 2010. Childhood Psychological Problems Create Long-Term Economic Losses.
FARS News Agency.
May 15, 2010. MARRIAGE AND FAMILY; Research on Marriage and Family Published
by Scientists at Harvard University. Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week. Expanded
Reporting; pg. 1016.
May 15, 2010. MARRIAGE AND FAMILY; Researchers at University of California
Publish New Data on Marriage and Family. Expanded Reporting; pg. 85.
May 14, 2010. Childhood Psychological Problems Cost $2.1 Trillion. CNN.com. Landau,
Elizabeth.
May 14, 2010. Psychological Problems During Childhood Create Long-Term Economic
Losses. The Hindustan Times.
May 13, 2010. Psychological Problems During Childhood Create Long-Term Economic
Losses, RAND Study Finds. Ascribe Newswire.
May 10, 2010. MARRIAGE AND FAMILY; Research on Marriage and Family Published
by Scientists at Harvard University. Mental Health Weekly Digest. Expanded Reporting;
pg. 140.
May 11, 2010. UC Davis Study Links Obesity with Lowest Earnings. Health News.
May 4, 2010. HUMAN RESOURCES; Research in the Aras of Human Resources Reported
from State University of New York. Life Science Weekly. Expanded Reporting; pg. 699.
April 24, 2010. PEDIATRICS AND SOCIAL SERVICES; Research Reports on Pediatrics
and Social Services from University of Missouri Provide New Insights. Pediatrics Week.
Expanded Reporting; pg. 125.
April 23, 2010. Dad’s Involvement Helps Kid in School. The Times of India.
March 11, 2010. Study Links Obesity with Lowest Earnings. US Fed News Service,
Including US State News (WDC). Finney, Karen.
March 6, 2010. Economics and Statistics; Study Results from E. Hurts and Colleagues
Broaden Understanding of Economics and Statistics. Economics & Business Week (GA). pg.
84.
March 5, 2010. Economics; New Economics Research Reported from Carleton College.
Economics Week (GA). pg. 116.
March 1, 2010. SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HEALTH; Researchers from University of
Toronto Describe Findings in Social Science and Health. Health & Medicine Week.
Expanded Reporting; pg. 1793.
February 27, 2010. MARRIGE AND FAMILY; Investigators at State University of New
York Publish New Data on Marriage and Family. Psychology & Psychiatry Journal.
Expanded Reporting; pg. 84.
February 26, 2010. Findings in Economic Dynamics Reported from J. Heathcote and CoResearchers. Economics Week.
February 26, 2010. Economic Dynamics; Findings in Economic Dynamics Reported from
J. Heathcote and Co-Researchers. Economics Week (GA). Expanded Reporting. pg. 138.
February 23, 2010. MARRIAGE AN FAMILY; Investigators at State University of New
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February 23, 2010. MARRIAGE AN FAMILY; Investigators at State University of New
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May 9, 2009. Bad Jobs: Why They Make Some Women Bad Moms. U.S. Fed News
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April 15, 2009. Take Off: What Barack Obama Can Learn from JetBlue. The New
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February 2, 2009. Is the Smell of Moroccan Bazaar Too Edgy for American Homes? New
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March 31, 2008. Ageing; Findings from University of Western Ontario Advance
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February 20, 2008. The Economic Mobility Project Releases Comprehensive Examination
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