The financialization of the U.S. healthcare system, water supply, and food supply chain have all contributed to health inequities that resulted in the health care disaster of COVID-19, which could have been avoided.
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The financialization of the U.S. healthcare system, water supply, and food supply chain have all contributed to health inequities that resulted in the health care disaster of COVID-19, which could have been avoided.
Read MoreDr. Payne sought to combine data and digital mapping to examine the downstream effects of upscale consumption space on urban life and housing markets.
Read MoreDr. Zhang joined the Bloustein School in August 2020. Her research focuses on the social and policy impacts of emerging transportation technologies
Read MoreThe authors examine two density-based value-capture mechanisms: community amenity contributions in Vancouver, Canada and transfer of development rights in New Taipei City, Taiwan.
Read MoreThe authors identified that seemingly minor choices consistently shift the blame towards the victim, even when the events leading up to the crash were unclear.
Read MoreWorkers suffering the greatest economic harm in the current crisis include people of color, low-wage earners in the service sector, women, and individuals with lower educational levels.
Read MoreThe objective was to examine factors associated with the generation of ride-hailing trips.
Read MoreBikeshare use in NYC dropped during the early months of the pandemic, but had largely recovered by the summer.
Read MoreThe authors examine the extent to which large institutional landlords were more likely to evict tenants compared to landlords with smaller holdings.
Read MoreStaying at home reduces transmission while retail and recreational activity are associated with increases in transmission of the virus.
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