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November 11, 2023
…abused or neglected and three times as likely to be a victim of a maltreatment-related fatality. A New York Times analysis of child homicides in New York City from 2016 to 2022…
November 9, 2023
…even if their incomes go up. Nor is there any time limit on public housing — where some 20% of tenants have lived for 40 years or more. Similarly, rent-stabilized…
November 8, 2023
…same. At the same time, highly educated workers are nearly three times more likely to say making a meaningful contribution to society is one of the most important concerns when…
November 6, 2023
…fall behind. Accenture calls companies that successfully integrate technology into their strategy “tech-forward.” According to Accenture, in the years preceding and during the pandemic, tech-forward companies were 2.3 times more…
November 3, 2023
…evaluating its impact on jobs and skills. Every time employment researchers think they have it reasonably nailed down, AI slips away. As NYU labor economist Julia Lane argued in a recent AEI…
November 1, 2023
…that state’s population at the time — controlled the legislature. For a period from the 1910s through the 1930s, white Protestant supremacism prevailed across the federation, becoming the first dominant,…
October 31, 2023
…week, again on average. In effect, states would be forced to pay PUC-like bonuses all the time, supplemented during emergencies with still more federal funds. At that point, the combined…
October 31, 2023
…at any time since 1987. Finally, the teen birth rate (and nonmarital teen birth rate) also began steady declines at around the same time. As it happens, the early 1990s was a period…
October 30, 2023
…rules are restored in 2026). Effects on eligibility thresholds would grow over time because the SPM thresholds grow faster over time than the current official thresholds. As a result of…
October 27, 2023
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has released its annual report on household food security—a survey that measures whether US households have “access at all times to enough food for an active,…