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Minnesota and Wisconsin had similar job growth trajectories leading up to the Great Recession, but not after it
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Recommendations for creating jobs and economic security in the U.S.: Making sense of debates about full employment, public investment, and public job creation
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Testimony prepared for the Subcommittee on Highways and Transit, Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, U.S. House of Representatives: For a hearing on “Building a 21st Century Infrastructure for America—Long-Term Funding for Highways and Transit Programs”
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Working harder or finding it harder to work: Demographic trends in annual work hours show an increasingly fractured workforce
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Unfulfilled promises: Amazon fulfillment centers do not generate broad-based employment growth
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Renegotiating NAFTA: What should the priorities be?
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How to improve infrastructure project selection: Account for positive regional spillovers, environmental impacts, and job creation benefits
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What is the ideal mix of federal, state, and local government investment in infrastructure?
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The potential macroeconomic benefits from increasing infrastructure investment
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Robots, or automation, are not the problem: Too little worker power is
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Disappointing Jobs Numbers and Not Enough Teachers
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Job Openings Data Suggest the Economy is Chugging Along, Albeit Slowly
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Hall of Shame: 13 Democrats Who Voted to End Debate on Fast-Track Trade Legislation
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The Missing Footprint of the Robots
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Sluggish Wage Growth Over the Last Year Is Not Due to the Mix of Jobs Being Created
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Little Sign of a Tightening Labor Market
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Job Growth in the Great Recession Has Not Been Equal Between Men and Women
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Cheers for the Recovery Act on its 5th Birthday, Jeers for the Anti-Recovery Act We’ve (Implicitly) Passed in the Past Three Years
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Still a “Perfect Match”—Increasing Tax Fairness to Finance Job Creation
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Mayor Gray Should Sign the Large Retailer Accountability Act
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Ongoing State Jobs Deficits—Keeping State Employment Gains in Perspective
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Ongoing joblessness: A national catastrophe for African American and Latino workers
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Sequester cuts to Emergency Unemployment Insurance Compensation will likely cost around 30,000 jobs
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Kerry drinks the trade Kool-Aid, but trade agreements do NOT create jobs
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Senate Democratic budget overly focused on deficit reduction
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Obama and Abe should address currency manipulation and Japanese trade barriers
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American job seekers think increasing the minimum wage would be good for them, and the country
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From free-fall to stagnation: Five years after the start of the Great Recession, extraordinary policy measures are still needed, but are not forthcoming
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The president can end currency manipulation with the stroke of a pen, halving the U.S. trade deficit and creating millions of jobs
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The Progressive Caucus’s sensible approach to sequestration: Prioritizing jobs and growth