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Emmanuel Saez

"Research done by Emmanuel Saez [UC Berkeley] and Thomas Piketty [Paris School of Economics] has shown that inequality among the middle class and the rich is nearly as acute as it was before the Great Depression."

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Shachar Kariv Spearheads "Xmobile"

Xlab Director Professor Shachar Kariv and colleagues from transportation engineering have secured $60,000 to develop "Xmobile" -- GPS-capable smartphones used as a tool for social science. Kariv says, “I strongly believe this is the kind of startup that can become (a game-changer) like Facebook. It can really change the way we do social sciences.” Read the full article in the UC Berkeley NewsCenter...

 

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