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February 24, 2025
…of AI adoption. Where AI causes job loss, a creative, flexible response to reskilling and retraining is necessary. At the same time, we also need to pay attention to AI adoption and…
February 21, 2025
…Virtue (CCV) and the Institute for Family Studies (IFS). The index, which is based on trends in marriage, family stability, and fertility and is introduced for the first time in…
February 20, 2025
…Oren Cass claim that workers have endured “decades of stagnant wages.” Progressives typically agree, as when New York Times journalist David Leonhardt asserted in his recent book that, “For almost half a century now, incomes and…
February 18, 2025
…their conservative peers. Specifically, we found that 37% of conservative women reported being “completely satisfied” with life, whereas only 12% of liberal women did. Young conservative women are three times as likely…
February 18, 2025
Key Points American birth rates have hit record lows, but Americans still say they want children. Family formation seems unattainable to many parents. There is no single federal policy that…
February 14, 2025
…2015 poverty rate of 13.5% for the full sample. These thresholds are then adjusted over time using the Bias-Corrected CPI-U-RS, which subtracts 0.8 percentage points from the growth in the…
February 11, 2025
…that equip workers to understand and seize the opportunities that lie ahead. Forecasts about the impact of this new general-purpose technology (GPT) on jobs and skills vary widely — and, at times,…
February 10, 2025
…leftwing journalists like Amy Shearn, who tells us in The New York Times that “Married motherhood in America… is a game no one wins,” and rightwing online influencers like Andrew Tate, who claim…
February 7, 2025
…time for government to get out of the housing business — which it never should have been involved with in the first place and which it has proven incompetent to…
February 7, 2025
…interests rather than America’s needs. Perhaps it’s time to launch another national reading panel, like the one that ran between 1997 and 2000. But we don’t have time to waste….