# David Card
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David Edward Card (born 1956) is a Canadian labour economist and Professor of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley.
== Academic work ==
In the early 1990s, Card received much attention for his finding, together with his then Princeton University colleague Alan B. Krueger that, contrary to widely accepted beliefs among economists, the minimum wage increase in New Jersey did not result in job reduction of fast food companies in that state. While the methodology (see difference in differences) and its claim has been disputed by some (see minimum wage for discussion), many economists, including Joseph Stiglitz and Paul Krugman, accept Card and Krueger's findings.david card has also made fundamental contributions to research on immigration, education, job training and inequality.
S4E20: Philip Oreopoulos, Labor Economist, University of Toronto
I’m thrilled to announce that our next guest on The Mixtape with Scott is Professor Philip Oreopoulos—one of the most impactful economists working today in education and labor. A PhD student advisee of David Card, Phil is part of the distinguished lineage that helped shape the credibility revolutio…
Kickstarting Your Brand the Right Way || Business Influencers - 180
What does it take to build a brand that truly stands out in a competitive world? Tune in to TALRadio English for “Kickstarting Your Brand the Right Way”, featuring David Card, Founder of C42D, one of NYC’s top branding agencies for startups. With a client list that includes YouTube, Chanel, Kindbod…
Nobel Perspectives: Market volatility, part one
Special edition featuring Nobel laureates in economics, whose insights inform UBS’s approach to answering complex questions. 2021 winner David Card and 2024 laureate Daron Acemoglu (pictured) discuss the uncertain times in which we live.
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Nobel perspectives: Crafting economic knowledge for the real world, part one
Our latest special edition features two Nobel laureates in economics whose insights inform UBS’s approach to answering complex questions. 2021 winner David Card (pictured) and 2024 laureate Daron Acemoglu reflect on their experiences.
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David Card: Behind the Nobel
In his first visit since to CASBS since his 1996-97 fellowship, UC Berkeley economist David Card lifts the veil behind the innovative empirical work on the labor market effects of immigration, minimum wages, and education that earned him the Nobel Prize in 2021. In conversation with 2024-25 CASBS f…
22. Restoring the Urban Forest - David Card, President Palisades Forestry Committee
After wildfire strips a neighborhood bare, what helps people heal, and what helps a community breathe again? In this moving episode of LA Rising, host Kim Marshall explores the deep connection between recovery and the urban forest with sustainable landscape architect David Card of the Palisades For…
Dan Corry: Economics and the Art of Influence
Dan Corry spent decades at the heart of British government — as an economist in the civil service, a special adviser to Labour through opposition and into power, and as head of the Council of Economic Advisers at the Treasury. He was closely involved in shaping some of the biggest economic decision…
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WRR's music director Emilio Alvarez spoke with the deans at three North Texas music schools: SMU, UNT and TCU, to learn more about how their music programs support their students -- and how they're embracing ever-changing technology. Also, for 49 years, David Card ran a club that gave Townes Van Za…
David Kane on After SFFA v. Harvard
David Kane, formerly of Harvard, discusses After SFFA v. Harvard: Predictions that Didn't Come True which is in the September 2026 issue. He documents the predictions (by David Card and other Nobel Prize winners) and shows that, after SFFA v. Harvard, they have been proved entirely wrong.
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David Kane on After SFFA v. Harvard
David Kane, formerly of Harvard, discusses After SFFA v. Harvard: Predictions that Didn't Come True which is in the September 2026 issue. He documents the predictions (by David Card and other Nobel Prize winners) and shows that, after SFFA v. Harvard, they have been proved entirely wrong.
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