A Reform Agenda for the U.S. Department of Transportation
The severe economic downturn caused by the coronavirus has created an urgent need to boost federal infrastructure spending and reform programs and policies to ensure they achieve the greatest social, economic, and environmental return on investment.
Centering Equity in the Future-of-Work Conversation Is Critical for Women’s Progress
Employers and policymakers must take concrete steps to avoid replicating and perpetuating longstanding racial, gender, and ethnic biases in workplaces of the future to create equitable environments where women have the best chance of success.
Richard B. Freeman, Joseph R. Blasi, and Douglas L. Kruse on why adopting broad-based incentive plans will improve economic performance and help restore the relation between worker incomes and economic growth.
Report on how to avoid another jobless—or job-loss—economic recovery.
David M. Abromowitz, Heather Boushey, Michael Ettlinger, 6 MoreKate Gordon, Bracken Hendricks, Andrew Jakabovics, Michael Linden, David Madland, Sarah Rosen Wartell
CAP study finds that the perspective of workers is largely missing mainstream media's economic coverage, while the views of business are frequently presented.
An examination of President Bush and Herbert Hoover, the president who helped steer the economy into the Great Depression, shows interesting similarities.
Responsible Investment: A Budget and Fiscal Policy Plan for Progressive Growth
The latest paper detailing the Center's plan to transform America's economy through clean energy, innovation, and opportunity is fiscally responsible and pro-growth.
