Kathryn Anne Edwards (Kathryne@rand.org) is an economist at the RAND Corporation and a professor at the Pardee RAND Graduate School. Her research focuses on the intersection of labor markets and public policy, including unemployment and unemployment insurance, women’s labor supply after children, the challenge facing women in retirement, poverty alleviation, and Social Security.
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Worker mobility in practice: Is quitting a right, or a luxury?
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A young person’s guide to Social Security
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Social Security provides the majority of income for three-fifths of Americans age 65+
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The class of 2011: Young workers face a dire labor market without a safety net
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Another look at poverty in the Great Recession
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Bill Clinton gets it wrong
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Reasons for Skepticism About Structural Unemployment
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Down-Payment on Economic Recovery
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Cheaper Than You Think—Why Smart Efforts to Spur Jobs Cost Less Than Advertised
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The Class of 2010
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Not-So-Equal Protection—Reforming the Regulation of Student Internships
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The Kids Aren’t Alright—A Labor Market Analysis of Young Workers
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Leaving in droves
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Hungry on Thanksgiving
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Minorities, less-educated workers see staggering rates of underemployment
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Recovery.gov jobs number a sliver of the total
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Commencing unemployment
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Eight states face double-digit unemployment
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Jobs report offers no sign of light at end of tunnel
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Outsourced federal jobs more likely to be low-wage
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Outsourcing poverty: Federal contracting pushes down wages and benefits
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Federal grants key to recovery for states in recession