Itay Saporta Eksten

Business & Economics

1. Consumption Insurance 100%
2. Time Allocation 84%
3. Labor Supply 71%
4. Geographical Mobility 50%
5. Wages 49%
6. Business Cycles 48%
7. Consumption Inequality 47%
8. Great Recession 41%
9. Automation 38%
10. Older Workers 37%
11. Workers 36%
12. Policy Analysis 35%
13. Replication 33%
14. Social Security 33%
15. Programming 30%
16. Political Economy 30%
17. Retraining 28%
18. Management Practices 26%
19. Web Sites 25%
20. Macroeconomics 25%
21. Uncertainty 24%
22. Health 21%
23. Tax 21%
24. Smoothing 20%
25. Retirement 19%
26. Assets 18%
27. Labor Force Participation 18%
28. Complementarity 17%
29. Policy Transfer 17%
30. Unemployment 17%
31. Distortionary Taxation 16%
32. Nonseparability 16%
33. Social Security Reform 16%
34. Insurance 16%
35. Progressive Taxation 15%
36. Labor Supply Elasticity 15%
37. Labor Supply Decision 15%
38. Public Pension System 15%
39. Recession 15%
40. Health Costs 14%
41. Causal Inference 14%
42. Occupational Choice 14%
43. Household Wealth 13%
44. Added Worker Effect 13%
45. Extensive Margin 13%
46. Life-cycle Model 12%
47. Redistribution 12%
48. Wage Inequality 12%
49. Factors of Production 11%
50. Old Age 11%