In this issue of AJT , economists Leider and Roth add their perspective to the literature on attitudes toward kidney sales in the United States (1). The authors sent a Zoomerang online survey to almost 9000 people who earn money taking online surveys, of whom 523 (6%) responded. They report that 51–63% of respondents approve of direct payment for deceased donation, and 54–61% approve of direct ...

by Randall W. Eberts and Edward B. Montgomery Randall W. Eberts is the executive director of the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, Kalamazoo, Michigan, and Edward B. Montgomery is a professor of economics at the University of Maryland and a research associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research. The authors would like to thank Bennett Harrison and Jagadeesh Gokhale for help...

This research is descriptive in a normative juridical manner, using secondary data, primary and legal materials. Legal protection welfare for workers duty of government. One form by making policies revising Law Number 13 2003 concerning Manpower with 11 2020 Job Creation its derivatives Government Regulation the Republic Indonesia 35 2021 Work Agreements certain time, Outsourcing, Time Rest Tim...

OBJECTIVE The Barratt Impulsivity Scale (BIS) provides a transdiagnostic marker for a number of psychiatric conditions and drug abuse, but the precise psychological trait(s) tapped by this questionnaire remain obscure. METHOD To address this, 51 smokers completed in counterbalanced order the BIS, a delay discounting task and a Harvard game that measured choice between a response that yielded ...

Employment creation has dropped off the direct agenda of most central banks. Th e so-called “global best practice” approach to central banking has not focused on economic growth or employment generation but rather on keeping infl ation in the low single digits. However, the policy record shows that employment generation and economic growth are often not by-products of infl ation focused central...