The Economic Policy Institute

Report

• Sept. 1, 2001 | Scattered Showers For Labor Day 2001: Job Losses, Falling Wages Hit Many States

• March 1, 2001 | Trust funds’ rainy day postponed, again

• Feb. 1, 2001 | Step up, not out: The case for raising the federal minimum wage for workers in every state

• May 1, 2000 | The Perils of Privatization: Bush’s lethal plan for Social Security

• April 1, 2000 | Getting better all the time: Social Security’s ever-improving future

• Sept. 1, 1999 | TAX CUT NO CURE FOR MIDDLE CLASS ECONOMIC WOES

• April 1, 1999 | Fixing Social Security—The Clinton plan and its alternatives (EPI Briefing Paper)

• Nov. 1, 1998 | The Feldstein-Samwick ‘Two Percent Solution’—New Social Security Proposal Is Both Inadequate and Risky

• Oct. 1, 1998 | Universal Coverage: How Do We Pay For It?

• April 1, 1998 | America’s Golden Years—Ensuring prosperity in an   aging society (EPI Issue Brief #125)

• May 1, 1997 | The good-for-nothing budget: Clinton-GOP deal a boon to the wealthy, but not the economy

• Oct. 1, 1996 | Assessing the Impact of California’s Proposition 214 on Health Care Costs

• Jan. 1, 1996 | Unworkable Schemes for Cutting Medicare Proposals to Trim Program Risk Serious Damage to the System

• Nov. 1, 1995 | The Republican Proposal to Fix Medicaid: Bad Medicine

• June 1, 1995 | Who Wins With a Higher Minimum Wage

• June 1, 1995 | Time Is Still Money: Americans Prefer Overtime Pay to Comp Time

• June 1, 1994 | Paying for Health Care

• June 1, 1993 | The Impact of the Clinton Health Care Plan on Jobs, Investment, Wages, Productivity, and Exports

• June 1, 1993 | The Impact of Health Care Financing on Family Budgets

• June 1, 1990 | Shortchanging Education