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Ever wondered what women’s labor force participation trends look like throughout the world? Take this quiz and see if you can guess the trends correctly! → Read More
A tendency among policymakers to overstate the extent of the problem can be counterproductive and misleading, diverting discussion away from more salient issues. → Read More
Given the political divide on what constitutes a perfect policy when it comes to constructing a federal paid leave policy, it makes sense to start with small wins and some compromises. I view the introduction of the bipartisan Cassidy-Sinema bill as a small win and a great first step. → Read More
Join AEI as Sen. Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-LA), outlines his ideas on a path forward on paid family leave, followed by an expert panel discussion. → Read More
What happens if we put Ocasio-Cortez’s proposal to the test, incorporating behavioral responses in our revenue estimations? The simple answer is that a 70 percent tax on income over $10 million generates less revenue when accounting for a behavioral response greater than zero. Much less revenue, in fact. → Read More
It’s a short-term hike in costs that coincides with a profitable season, but those expenses will disappear once workers are let go. → Read More
Bringing conservative and liberal voices together is the way to make paid leave a reality for America. → Read More
Bringing conservative and liberal voices together is the way to make paid leave a reality for America. → Read More
The White House recently hosted a technology summit to discuss the potential challenges and opportunities posed by artificial intelligence (AI). While AI has been successful in delivering benefits to people in healthcare, food delivery, energy and transportation, there exists widespread concern that AI will make several types of jobs obsolete, including in traditionally high skilled sectors like… → Read More
The U.S. labor market has slowly but steadily recovered since the end of the Great Recession in 2009. → Read More
Our policymakers enhanced efforts to tackle the opioid crisis and increased funding for child care. → Read More
It would help the country reach our environment goals while providing revenue for infrastructure funding. → Read More
The White House has reintroduced a paid parental leave proposal in the 2019 budget. President Trump proposed six weeks of paid parental leave run through state unemployment insurance systems. → Read More
A federal paid leave policy could support the needs of millions of working parents who lack access it. → Read More
A federal paid leave policy could support the needs of millions of working parents who lack access it. → Read More
If we truly care about capturing household well-being, consumption may be a better measure of standards of living. → Read More
Although wage growth remained slow in 2017, the labor market continued to tighten, with particular strength from full-time employment, large firms and high-wage industries like mining and logging. If current trends continue, wage gains should be just around the corner. → Read More
It may spur upward economic mobility for American families through more jobs and higher wages. → Read More
Higher taxes drive capital investments away from the U.S., reducing workers’ productivity and wages. A well-designed corporate tax reform could substantially boost household income. → Read More
It’s good that the District is pursuing paid leave reform and that the council is exploring ways to make the law better, but we think a more modest approach should be considered until we have more information about how it is working and what it will cost. → Read More