2019 PGPF Fiscal Internship Program
Research Associate Peter G. Peterson Foundation *The Peter G. Peterson Foundation’s Fiscal Internship Program * In the summer of 2010, the Peter G. Peterson Foundation established its Fiscal Internship Program in Washington DC with the goal of encouraging young people...Gotoco
Project Description: Explore China for free with Gotoco! (www.go-to.co/) Interested in traveling abroad this summer? Join Gotoco in China to gain a TEFL certificate and useful work experience in teaching, education and activity leadership. No prior experience in...Yale Law School
Research Fellow – Yale Law School Details • Two full-time positions available. • Position begins June 2019 in New Haven, CT. Fellowships last for one year, with an option to renew for a second year by mutual agreement of the professor and the fellow. Preference is...
Why Americans and Britons Work Such Long Hours
Edward Glaeser of Harvard University, Bruce Sacerdote of Dartmouth College and José Scheinkman of Columbia University describe a “social-multiplier” effect, which boils down to the notion that spending time in a particular way is more enjoyable when others do the same. It is costly to miss work when others are there, and more fun to attend festivals when others are also free to do so. Individual flexibility in choosing working time is important; different people have different needs and preferences. But at some level, society as a whole must judge whether or not there is more to life than work.
