Jesse Rothstein: Graduates Starting Their Careers in a Recession will Face Long-Term Economic Scarring

Jesse Rothstein’s research on the long-term economic scarring of the Great Recession was cited in a Washington Post column by Catherine Rampell. Rampell argues that, without significant new economic stimulus to mitigate the effects of the recession, today’s college grads will face long-term negative impacts on earnings, health, and a range of other outcomes.

Check out the Op-Ed here.

Read more of Rothstein’s research on economic scarring here.