
From the Economic Innovation Group, dedicated to forging a more dynamic and inclusive American economy.
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Donald Trump won two presidential elections by promising to put American workers first. On the eve of the 2026 midterms, halfway through his second stint in the White House, how do American workers judge the president’s economic stewardship...
Warning: As Mark Twain once said, persons who claim these figures are unadjusted for inflation will be prosecuted. Persons who tweet such a claim will be shot.1
Quick — without scrolling down, what stories about the American labor market w...
By the surest measure of housing affordability — the share of income households spend on rent or mortgage, plus other housing costs like property insurance — the Midwest is the most affordable region in the country. Contrary to some popular...
In September, Lydia DePillis at The New York Times cited data from EIG in her story about the patchy recent history of relocation incentive programs, which offer individuals and families grants or other compensation for moving to a communit...
America’s tax-advantaged retirement savings system helps tens of millions of workers achieve a dignified standard of living in old age. But for all of its success, the system leaves tens of millions of other workers on the...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
EIG is a bipartisan public policy organization dedicated to forging a more dynamic and inclusive American economy. EIG produces nationally recognized research and works with policymakers to develop ideas that empower workers and entrepreneurs.
Research Associate at the Economic Innovation Group thinking about housing, entrepreneurship, institutions, and immigration reform.
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Editorial Director of the Economic Innovation Group; co-founder of Bazaar Audio; host of The New Bazaar and other shows; erstwhile Internet writer person.
Senior Economist at EIG. Affiliate at the Center on Poverty and Social Policy at Columbia University. Check the links for the important stuff:
Chief economist at the Economic Innovation Group.
Co-Founder of the Economic Innovation Group, a DC-based think tank.
Economic Geographer and Senior Fellow at the Economic Innovation Group.
Sam Peak is a Policy Manager at EIG covering labor and mobility.
Research Analyst at Economic Innovation Group
Director of Research at the Economic Innovation Group, a DC-based think tank.
Research Assistant at Economic Innovation Group | Housing reform, industrial policy, international trade, borderlands history, and hot takes on films
Writing about economics, tech, and industrial policy for the Economic Innovation Group.
Research Assistant at EIG. Researches poverty, economic mobility, housing, and labor policy.
Urban policy, economic mobility, & inequality. Georgetown grad student.
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