Spring 2019 Journal: An Analysis of Government Dependency and Tribal Economic Performance
This article is the seventh (and last) article featured in our Spring 2019 journal. For the complete journal, please see the “Current Issue” tab above. […]
Economics
Fall 2018 Journal: A Conversation with Hilary Hoynes
Edited by Tsuyoshi Onda Hilary Hoynes is a professor of Public Policy and Economics and holds the Haas Distinguished Chair in Economic Disparities at the […]
House Republicans Have Mortgage Interest Deduction Reform Half Right
By Nicole Lindler If you own your home, you probably can recall the very moment you went from renter to homeowner; your realtor delivered the […]
Perspective: Gente De Boyle Heights: Rise and Stand for Your Community
This page is also available in: Spanish By Steven Almazan On the outside, non-native Angelenos see Boyle Heights as a cultural war zone where residents are […]
What California’s Ambitious Climate Bills Mean for Policy
by Chris Busch and Hallie Kennan California recently fortified its role as a global leader in climate policy with passage of Senate Bill (SB) 32 […]
The Child Tax Credit: The Largest Transfer Program You’ve Never Heard Of
by Darian Woods 4/28/2016 In the primaries we’ve heard a lot about social programs like Medicare and the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). Less mentioned […]
Magnitude of 2008 Stock Market Crash Hard to Grasp
By Taylor Myers What does 19.2 trillion mean to you? For most people, that number can be pretty hard to conceptualize. It looks like this: 19,200,000,000,000. […]
The Devil is in the Details in Bush's Poverty Proposal
By Rob Moore 1/16/2016 During this week’s Republican debate, the issue of poverty was largely ignored as trade, security, and most pointedly, Hillary Clinton dominated the […]
How Political Economy Can Inform the GM Labeling Debate
By Eunice Kim and Moon Parks In recent years, controversy surrounding genetically modified [GM] food has taken on a new dimension in the form of […]
Basic Income Could Be Substance for Federal "Grand Bargain"
By Rob Moore 1/4/2016 Last month, Finland’s center-right national government put forth a bold plan to pilot a basic minimum income plan in 2017 with the goal […]
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