Agglomerations
Economic Innovation Group, Sarah Eckhardt, Connor O'Brien, Ben Glasner, Adam Ozimek, Kenan Fikri, Sam Peak, Nathan Goldschlag, Jiaxin (Jason) HeFrom the Economic Innovation Group, dedicated to forging a more dynamic and inclusive American economy.
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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.
Research & Policy analyst at the Economic Innovation Group writing about immigration reform and innovation policy.
Economist at EIG. Affiliate at the Center on Poverty and Social Policy at Columbia University and the Political Economy Forum at the University of Washington. Check the linktree for the important stuff:
Chief economist at the Economic Innovation Group.
Economic Geographer and Senior Fellow at the Economic Innovation Group.
Sam Peak is a Policy Manager at EIG covering labor and mobility.
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
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