
@ManhattanInst’s DC-based economic policy shop—dedicated to innovative, 21st-century solutions grounded in free markets, fiscal discipline, personal freedom.
Washington, DC
Joined September 2009
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The Uncertain Future of Inflation - @ManhattanInst sr fellow @AllisonSchrager via @Economics21 economics21.org/the-uncertai…
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The False Promise of Student Loan Forgiveness economics21.org/false-promis… @ManhattanInst sr fellow @AllisonSchrager for @Economics21
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Trump changed the regional coalition of the GOP, but didn't realign the politics of class: economics21.org/the-myth-of-…
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Welfare State Liberalism Has Run Out of Gas | Excellent @Economics21 essay from @ManhattanInst Senior Fellow @CPopeHC economics21.org/html/welfare…
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My latest: This is “No Ordinary Recession” economics21.org/no-ordinary-…
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Conversation with @Economics21: @RutgersU Professor of Economics Jennifer Hunt talks to @ManhattanInst sr fellow @AllisonSchrager about the State of America's Immigration System economics21.org/conversation…
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6 Ideas Cities Can Use to Boost Their Economies | @MattRobare for @Economics21 economics21.org/six-ideas-fo…
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As the economy reopens, can the federal government target assistance to those who still need it without needlessly disincentivizing a return to employment among those who are able to work? economics21.org/reform-unemp… @CPopeHC in @Economics21 on a proposal from @joshrauh & @biggsag
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Students Clash With Colleges Over Refunds for Semesters Lost to Coronavirus economics21.org/colleges-cla… @ManhattanInst sr fellow @DrBethAkers for @Economics21
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Defund the Police? How does spending on policing compare to other categories of state & local expenditures? economics21.org/defund-the-p… @ManhattanInst sr fellow @AllisonSchrager via @Economics21
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The Fed's Coronavirus Response in Historical Persepctive — @RutgersU Professor Michael Bordo with a look at lessons from the Spanish Flu Pandemic, the Great Depression, WWII, and the Great Recession economics21.org/the-monetary… via @Economics21
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How to Reform Unemployment Insurance for a Re-Opened Economy economics21.org/reforming-un… @ManhattanInst sr fellow @DrBethAkers in @Economics21
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Professor Robert Inman of @Wharton: when it comes to working our way out of today's state and local fiscal crises, both fiscal relief and fiscal discipline have a role to play economics21.org/case-for-sta… via @Economics21
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Are Black Workers Losing Ground? Trends in Pay in and Working Intensity | Robert Cherry and @SteveRoseDC in @Economics21 economics21.org/are-black-wo…
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Tips for post-crisis college survival from @EDAnalyst: reduce course delivery costs w selective use of online learning, make it easier for students to find and obtain additional grant aid, and establish all-in, up-front prices for degrees economics21.org/tech-solutio… via @Economics21
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My conversation with @AllisonSchrager about wealth inequality and wealth and capital income taxation economics21.org/html/convers…
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Aside from creating disincentives to save and invest, a wealth tax is difficult to implement—wealth is difficult to measure and there are ample opportunities for avoidance: @AllisonSchrager talks to @wwwojtekk for the Conversations with @Economics21 series economics21.org/html/convers…
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A new idea to ease the financial burden for struggling Americans | @AllisonSchrager in @Economics21 on proposals for taking out loans against Social Security benefits from @biggsag & @joshrauh as well as @sc_cath @NatashaRSarin & Max Miller economics21.org/new-idea-for…
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"The $4.2T projected budget deficit would represent 19% of the economy—the largest share in American history, outside the peak of World War II, and double the 2009 level during the Great Recession." @ManhattanInst sr fellow @Brian_Riedl economics21.org/deficit-reac… via @Economics21
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Even before #COVIDー19 arrived, the federal budget was already on track for a historic $1 trillion deficit this year. @Brian_Riedl projects that the deficit will exceed $4.2 trillion this year, or 19% of the economy—the largest share since World War II. bit.ly/2KNihyd
Coronavirus Budget Projections: Escalating Deficits and Debt
Added costs and declining revenues stemming from Covid-19 will produce a 2020 budget deficit in excess of $4.2 trillion.











