Alexander Bick is an Assistant Professor of Economics at the W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University. He received a doctorate from Goethe University Frankfurt. His current research focuses on cross-country differences in hours worked and on quantifying the effect of public policies on labor supply.
The extent to which tax policies influence the amount of labour that private households supply has been at the centre of many public policy debates. Within married couples, joint versus s...
One of the central questions in macroeconomics is why income per capita differs so dramatically across countries. The companion policy question is what low-income countries can do to brin...
