Research News

Mass deportations could worsen the housing crisis by gutting construction labor, says a University of Utah study. Read the full story here.

Presidential tariffs bypass oversight, raising consumer costs and distorting markets—reforms are needed for transparency and fairness. Read the full story here.

Tariff delay buys time, but businesses and consumers still brace for impact. Watch here.

Elena Patel discusses tariffs’ economic impacts in a KUTV interview, highlighting costs to consumers and businesses. Watch here.

Research on mass deportation shows slowing on ending the housing crisis. Read the full story here.

Unilateral tariffs risk trade wars and economic disruption. Reform is needed to ensure accountability and protect economic stability. Read the full story here.

University of Utah’s Elena Patel discusses tariffs’ economic impacts in KUTV interview, highlighting costs to consumers and businesses. Watch here.

Forthcoming research by Ravideep Sethi illustrates how democracies can structure treaty negotiations, how groups of plaintiffs can bargain with defendants, and how shareholders might haggle with corporate raiders.

Forthcoming research by David Eccles School of Business economist Paul Eliason documents billions in potential savings from a regulation-based approach, with no adverse impact on patient health outcomes.