Forecasts, briefs, and published scholarship from our faculty fellows.
Extending a validated AI literacy framework — built through a California Learning Lab AI FAST Grant — into agribusiness and technology management, pairing classroom outcomes with hackathon performance data to build toward a statewide grand challenge bid.
A year-long embedded study of Afghan refugee women entrepreneurs in Malaysia proposes a new framework for measuring impact when displacement, not income, is the defining condition of daily life.
A four-decade, county-level analysis reveals "The Great Supply Compression" — housing supply elasticity has fallen sharply since 2000, and the decline is sharpest in the counties that used to be easiest to build in.
A twenty-year analysis of California and Florida finds that rents keep climbing for years after a hurricane or wildfire — and never fully return to where they started. The increases are milder in neighborhoods that receive federal disaster-recovery funding with tenant protections attached.
A seven-author study of LIHTC developments across Florida metro areas tests a common homeowner fear — and finds the opposite. New affordable rental housing shows no statistically significant link to higher market-rate rents nearby.