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Introducing the Low-Wage Index: A Compositionally-Adjusted Look at Low-Wage Workers Since 1979
The current labor market is one of only two since 1979 with sustained wage pressures for low-wage workers
Jul 15
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Ernie Tedeschi
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CPS sample size cut may save some money but would cost policymakers
Degrading data quality makes it harder to know when and how to act
Jul 1
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Kevin Rinz
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CPS sample size cut may save some money but would cost policymakers
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June 2024
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Jun 17
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Border crossings aren't what they used to be
Historical context is important for understanding recent data from the southern border and their policy implications
Jun 3
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Kevin Rinz
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Border crossings aren't what they used to be
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May 2024
The financial status of entitlement programs: what the headlines miss
The annual financial reports of Social Security and Medicare rely on long-term assumptions that are hard to forecast – but may be overly optimistic
May 20
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Gopi Shah Goda
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Emma Casey
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What is going on with wage growth in the United States?
It's slowing down, and receding as a macroeconomic concern
May 17
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Kevin Rinz
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What is going on with wage growth in the United States?
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Bad news bias in gasoline price coverage
TV coverage of gas prices is negatively skewed and it's only getting worse
May 6
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Ryan Cummings
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Giacomo Fraccaroli
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Neale Mahoney
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Bad news bias in gasoline price coverage
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April 2024
Surveys can improve measurement of public program access burdens
Better measures can capture psychological burdens like stress and stigma and support agencies' burden reduction efforts
Apr 15
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Alexander Hertel-Fernandez
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Surveys can improve measurement of public program access burdens
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Immigration and the U.S. economy since the pandemic: an accounting exercise
Immigrants have been an important part of America's recent extraordinary economic growth
Apr 1
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Ernie Tedeschi
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Immigration and the U.S. economy since the pandemic: an accounting exercise
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March 2024
How could health insurance change with the 2024 election?
Changes in Affordable Care Act subsidies could impact coverage rates, the health insurance market, and overall health
Mar 18
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Gopi Shah Goda
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Emma Casey
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Assessing the fiscal implications of a second Trump term
Trump’s policy proposals, if enacted, would substantially increase budget deficits
Mar 14
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Ryan Cummings
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Lisa Hansmann
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Neale Mahoney
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Proposed CMS data changes risk major research fallout
There is still time to find a better way to keep data secure
Mar 4
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Joshua Gottlieb
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Kevin Rinz
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Proposed CMS data changes risk major research fallout
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