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January 30, 2024
…released new legislation outlining their vision for higher education reform beyond the administration-led student loan cancellation agenda. In some sense, this marks a welcome return to normalcy, where lawmakers on both sides…
January 29, 2024
In recent years, there has been a marked decline in public confidence in higher education, sparking debate on the value of a bachelor’s degree. In a new report published by…
January 24, 2024
…process won’t work. Planners need to get out of the way and let the market build more housing. Beware of the recommendations of the federal government, which likes complex, one-size-fits…
January 23, 2024
…concluding, however, that we need to spend more money on “affordable” housing, let’s first consider another version of a simplified, yet functioning market: the car market. Just like new and…
January 22, 2024
…appears to be a chronically tight labor market. More importantly, the simulation found expanded workforce development programming would increase labor force participation by three percentage points. That change would be…
January 19, 2024
…absent. That is bad for achievement, odds of graduation, and a number of long-term markers of success. In my view, this is the greatest post-pandemic challenge for public schools. Indeed,…
January 19, 2024
…We also discuss how the reform would affect the incentive to work more or fewer hours. We conclude that this reform would have important impacts on the labor market that…
January 17, 2024
…the urge to increase the supply of affordable housing. Before taking any action, it should first consider a couple of misconceptions: Misconception 1: The housing supply shortage is a market…
January 17, 2024
…qualify for the CTC, which will be based on their 2023 earnings. But the agreement announced yesterday—which the Ways and Means Committee may mark up as soon as Friday—would allow parents to instead use earnings in either of the last two years to claim the…
January 17, 2024
…According to one study, almost all LIHTC development would have been built by the market without any subsidies. If that’s not enough, LIHTC also limits social mobility by creating the perverse incentive…