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‘The People’s Budget’: Analysis of the Congressional Progressive Caucus budget for fiscal year 2019
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The likely economic effects of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA): Higher incomes for the top, no discernible effect on wage growth for typical American workers
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The Trump tax cuts should be repealed, not made even worse by making individual tax cuts permanent
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Common tax ‘reform’ questions, answered: Why tax cuts for high-income households and corporations won’t help working families
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Corporate tax chartbook: How corporations rig the rules to dodge the taxes they owe
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Maximizing job-creation bang-for-buck by reducing import leakages: How many more jobs would be supported by infrastructure investments if import shares were lower in domestic manufacturing?
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A strong work-centered climate agenda must be central to addressing the next recession
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The next recession will create an opportunity to redefine the government’s role in the economy: Lessons from healthcare organizing
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Presenting EPI’s ‘Budget for Shared Prosperity’
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Recession or not, there will be pain: Coping with corporate bonds
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A progressive strategy for addressing the next recession must include a deliberate, strategic focus on states and localities
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Ohio’s economy no longer fully recovers after recessions
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There’s no economic constraint on the fiscal space available to fight the next recession
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How to think about the job-creation potential of green investments: A boost to labor demand that will create some jobs, shift some others—and increase job-quality overall
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Why is teaching becoming a less appealing occupation? One answer is right in front of us
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Low relative pay and high incidence of moonlighting play a role in the teacher shortage, particularly in high-poverty schools: The third report in “The Perfect Storm in the Teacher Labor Market” series
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Bonuses are up one cent in 2018 since the GOP tax cuts passed
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It’s Tax Day again, and there’s still no reason to believe the Republicans’ corporate tax cuts are doing anything for working people
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Restraining the power of the rich with a 10 percent surtax on incomes over $2 million*
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Progressive tax reform requires a healthy IRS
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News from EPI › Media Advisory: A progressive approach to marginal tax rates
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The economic costs and benefits of Airbnb: No reason for local policymakers to let Airbnb bypass tax or regulatory obligations
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Reliable data is one of the many victims of the government shutdown
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The bad economics of PAYGO swamp any strategic gain from adopting it
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Bonuses are up $0.02 since the GOP tax cuts passed
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Heading into the midterms, there’s still no evidence that the TCJA is working as promised
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Locking in further regressive tax cuts would just make the TCJA worse
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Data continues to show little evidence that tax cuts are trickling down to typical workers, and now House Republicans want a do-over
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Further evidence that the tax cuts have not led to widespread bonuses, wage or compensation growth
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How do we know the tax cut isn’t working to boost wages? Investment, investment, investment
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Last week’s GDP data shows there’s still no reason to think the TCJA’s corporate rate cuts are trickling down to workers
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‘The People’s Budget’: Analysis of the Congressional Progressive Caucus budget for fiscal year 2019
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The likely economic effects of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA): Higher incomes for the top, no discernible effect on wage growth for typical American workers