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Social psychologist Joshua Correll uses a video game to test whether racial bias triggers the decision to shoot a suspect. In Correll's video game, images of suspects--both armed and unarmed, black and white—flash onto a monitor. Within a split-second, subjects must decide whether to shoot. On the day U.S. attorneys decided not to file federal charges against four New York City police officers for
Who you gonna call? When solving thorny problems that combine theory and empirical analysis, Chicago economists rely on colleague Kevin Murphy as their go-to guy. It’s kind of an unwritten rule among Chicago economists. If you have a difficult problem, a really hard problem, you have to try to solve it for at least three days—three concentrated, focused, uninterrupted days—before you call Kevin Mu
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