Sari Pekkala Kerr is an economist and a senior research scientist at the Wellesley Centers for Women (WCW). She also teaches at the economics departments of Wellesley College and MIT.Sari's research focuses on the economics of labor markets, firms and human capital.
Despite obvious differences among entrepreneurs – ranging from those who start new construction firms to those launching internet marketplaces – we tend to think of them in strong terms. ...
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Immigration is among the hottest and most divisive topics in politics today. US presidential hopefuls Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump embody the discord surrounding these issues – Trump’s...
