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That is the conclusion I drew from a new study by the consulting firm McKinsey, entitled "The Economic Impact of the Achievement Gap in America's Schools".

That's one conclusion drawn from a new study by the Chronicle of Philanthropy that found that rich people give a smaller share of their income to charity than middle-class Americans do.

That would seem to be the conclusion to draw from a new study that suggests ever-rising national wealth is the source of decreased life satisfaction.

Then throw in findings like these from a new study by Harvard's George Borjas: This paper uses data drawn from the 1970-2010 deCensusesCensuses to examine the evolution of immigrant earnings in the U.S. labor market.

A new study by the Education Policy Center at Michigan State, drawing on data from 17 countries, concluded that while American middle school math teachers may know a lot about teaching, they often don't know very much about math.

The three maps below, which are drawn from a new global study led by Professor Majid Ezzati of Imperial College, London, and published in the Lancet, show that, Polynesia aside, obesity was a rich-world phenomenon in 1980.

That's one conclusion drawn by the authors of a new study published in Systematic Biology.

That, at least, is a conclusion one can draw from a rigorous study by The New York Times of the golfing and management prowess of America's chief executives.

Ride-hailing services are making traffic problems worse by drawing people away from public transit, a new study suggests.

A similar conclusion can be drawn from a study by Ott & Jäncke (2013).

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