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October 16, 2019

How Unpredictable Work Hours Turn Families Upside Down

The New York Times


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October 9, 2019

Are We Asking the Wrong Question About Trump’s Tax Cuts?

The Fiscal Times


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October 7, 2019

These 3 Policy Failures Are Killing the American Dream

New York Magazine


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October 3, 2019

The Middle-Class Crunch: A Look at 4 Family Budgets

The New York Times


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September 25, 2019

Why The Rich Need To Plan For A Tougher Estate Tax, Not A Wealth Tax

Forbes


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September 25, 2019

Is Your Talent Management Strategy Gender Neutral?

HR Director


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September 25, 2019

Yes, capitalism is broken. To recover, liberals must eat humble pie

The Guardian


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September 23, 2019

This could be the solution to saving our economy

The CEO Magazine


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September 20, 2019

How to Fix Politics in America: Publish Distributional, Not Just Aggregate, Growth Data

Politico Magazine


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