Tackling Taxes
Tax reform is one of the Administration’s top agenda items, but little is known about what their tax proposal will look like. What should
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Savings Policy for the Poor: Can the Poor Become Part of an Ownership Society?
Savings policy and the “ownership society” are clearly on the President’s and Congress’s agenda next year, and this presents a real oppor
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Teleconference: Helping America’s Working Parents: What Can We Learn From Europe And Canada?
The U.S. lags significantly behind Europe and Canada on providing working parents options for paid leave, access to affordable quality ch
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What We Owe Iraq
In his just released book What We Owe Iraq: War and the Ethics of Nation Building, Noah Feldman presents a penetrating analysis of
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What Comes Next?
Featuring New America Experts
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The Widening Wealth Gap: How The Recession And Jobless Recovery Are Affecting Hispanic Households
Hispanic households have less than ten cents for every dollar in wealth owned by White households. This situation is worse than just a fe
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The Long Hunt for Osama
Bootstrap Capitalism
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Center for Social Development, Washington University
Institute on Asse
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