Introduction Labor market opportunities have long been recognized as a driving force in international students’ mobility, and empirical evidence on their movement to higher-income countries lends its support for this hypothesis (Suter and Jandl, 2006; Rosenzweig, 2008; She and Wotherspoon, 2013). Obtaining a degree from the United States is even more important for international students, […]
Police Chief Joseph Sinagra, Saugerties, NY: “People aren’t running from the police now. They’re stopping. And we haven’t had a chase around here, to be honest with you, which is really good. It’s community safety… My officers now are spending more time on the street. They’re spending less time detaining individuals.” In the same interview, […]
1. Introduction With state budget surpluses and record high state reserve account balances, Utah lawmakers are considering policy reforms for the 2023 legislative session that continue to support the state’s growth while leaving some reserves available for potential economic downturn in the future. For the third time since 2018, a cut in the Utah individual […]
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration asks a series of crucial questions in this proceeding. It seeks to understand how commercial data collection and use, especially through artificial intelligence (AI) methods, might adversely affect underserved or marginalized communities through disparate impacts. Importantly, it wants to understand how “specific data collection and use practices potentially create […]
Introduction The technology industry in the United States has faced a challenge in recruiting talent. Though wages are above average, there are many unfilled jobs. In 2019, over 7.5 million positions were vacant, and the tech sector made up roughly 918,000 of those job openings. In 2020 the median income of computer occupations was $91,350, […]