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  • Making Illinois taxes more family friendly

    February 1, 2001 By Max B. Sawicky Report
  • Step up, not out: The case for raising the federal minimum wage for workers in every state

    February 1, 2001 By Heather Boushey, Edith Rasell, and Jared Bernstein Report
  • THE CASE FOR A PROSPERITY DIVIDEND

    February 1, 2001 By Richard B. Freeman and Eileen Appelbaum Report
  • Declare a Prosperity Dividend: A stimulating idea for the U.S. economy

    February 1, 2001 By Richard B. Freeman and Eileen Appelbaum Report
  • Lessons—Lessons From Afar, Some Worthwhile

    January 31, 2001 By Richard Rothstein Commentary
  • Lessons—Flaws in Annual Testing

    January 24, 2001 By Richard Rothstein Commentary
  • Lessons—Does Money Not Matter? The Data Suggest It Does

    January 17, 2001 By Richard Rothstein Commentary
  • Lessons—The Challenge: The Unforeseen Costs of Raising Academic Standards

    January 11, 2001 By Richard Rothstein Commentary
  • Lessons—Let the Questioning Begin

    January 10, 2001 By Richard Rothstein Commentary
  • Lessons—Poverty and Achievement, And Great Misconceptions

    January 3, 2001 By Richard Rothstein Commentary
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