What is unusual about the way the author uses the word "migration" in line 1?

What word in paragraph one most nearly means "a lot of similar things coming one after the other"?

What does the "spate of studies...demonstrat[ing] that remote work was often more productive" contradict?

Paragraph 2 mentions "the believers." What it is that these people believe? Why do you think the author refers to them as "the believers" instead of saying something like, "Unfortunately for people who hold the opinion that...."?

What caused the change of conclusion in Emmanuel and Harrington's study?

The article says "This revision comes hot on the tails of other studies that have reached similar conclusions." What idiomatic expression also has much the same meaning of "following closely behind"?

Why did Atkin and Schoar randomly assign data-entry workers "to labor either from home or the office"?

Why is "tilts" a good word to use to describe chess matches?

Identify the three studies that this paper cites as evidence that working from home is harmful in various ways, and the main point of each.

Paragraph 5 mentions "workers in the Fed study." Which study is the author referring to?