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Our economists and policy analysts regularly present our research to the public. Whether our audience is a legislature, a public forum, or a group of professional economists, we aim to make our presentations insightful and accessible.

Economics of the Public Trust Balancing in the Mono Lake Decision »

Senior Economist Ed MacMullan discusses economics and public trust balancing in the Mono Lake Decision.

Employment Experiences of Older Workers in the Context of Shifts in the National Economy »

Dr. Kevin E. Cahill examines the extent to which changes in the national economy influence employee engagement & work-live satisfaction.

Retirement Patterns and the Macroeconomy 1992 to 2010 »

In his presentation, Dr. Cahill addresses the prevelance and determinants of bridge jobs, phased retirement & reentry among older Americans.

Economics of Business Continuity Planning for Universities »

Ed MacMullan describes the principles of applying benefit-cost analysis to hazard mitigation at universities.

Income from Work After Retirement: Lessons for Employers & Policymakers »

In his presentation, Dr. Kevin E. Cahill addresses the retirement income landscape in the United States.

Self-Employment Transitions Among Older Americans »

Dr. Kevin E. Cahill presents findings on post-career transitions into and out of self-employment in the face of the Great Recession.