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  • Economic Innovation Group

    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.

  • John Lettieri

    Co-Founder of the Economic Innovation Group, a DC-based think tank.

  • Cardiff Garcia

    Editorial Director of the Economic Innovation Group; co-founder of Bazaar Audio; host of The New Bazaar and other shows; erstwhile Internet writer person.

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    Research Associate at the Economic Innovation Group thinking about housing, entrepreneurship, institutions, and immigration reform.

  • Ben Glasner

    Senior Economist at EIG. Affiliate at the Center on Poverty and Social Policy at Columbia University. Check the links for the important stuff:

  • Adam Ozimek

    Chief economist at the Economic Innovation Group.

  • Sam Peak

    Sam Peak is a Policy Manager at EIG covering labor and mobility.

  • Jiaxin (Jason) He

    Research Assistant at Economic Innovation Group | Housing reform, industrial policy, international trade, borderlands history, and hot takes on films

  • Jess Remington

    Research Analyst at Economic Innovation Group

  • Nathan Goldschlag

    Director of Research at the Economic Innovation Group, a DC-based think tank.

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    Writing about economics, tech, and industrial policy for the Economic Innovation Group.

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    Heir Presumptive to #DBCFT Twitter

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    Economic Geographer and Senior Fellow at the Economic Innovation Group.

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    Research Assistant at EIG. Researches poverty, economic mobility, housing, and labor policy.

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    Urban policy, economic mobility, & inequality. Georgetown grad student.

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