Topic GDP 2.0

Some of our most prominent economic statistics measure change in the total output of the U.S. economy. But this single number approach to economic progress rings hollow with many workers, who wonder why they aren’t seeing prosperity in their own lives. The goal of our GDP 2.0 project is to break down these monolithic numbers and understand how the economy is performing for Americans of different income levels, different regions of the country, and more.

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New research doesn’t overturn consensus on rising U.S. income inequality

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GDP 2.0: Measuring who prospers when the U.S. economy grows

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Executive action to spur equitable growth

Executive actions to modernize federal data collection and improve measurements of U.S. economic inequality

Inequality & Mobility
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TOPICS: GDP 2.0
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New digital tools demonstrate the promise of measuring well-being in the United States

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Coronavirus Recession

Structural racism and the coronavirus recession highlight why more and better U.S. data need to be widely disaggregated by race and ethnicity

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Disaggregating growth

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Explore Content in GDP 2.0204

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Equitable Growth’s Jobs Day Graphs: March 2017 Report Edition

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The once and future measurement of economic inequality in the United States

Inequality & MobilityTax & Macroeconomics
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Another take on declining productivity growth in high-income countries

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TOPICS: GDP 2.0
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Equitable Growth’s Jobs Day Graphs: February 2017 Report Edition

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TOPICS: GDP 2.0
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Americans’ feelings about the U.S. economy make sense

Inequality & Mobility
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TOPICS: GDP 2.0
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Modeling the decline in U.S. interest rates

Inequality & MobilityTax & Macroeconomics
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TOPICS: GDP 2.0
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Equitable Growth’s Jobs Day Graphs: January 2017 Report Edition

Inequality & MobilityLabor
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TOPICS: GDP 2.0
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Demographics, robots, and global economic growth

Inequality & MobilityTax & MacroeconomicsLabor
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When recessions happen, who’s most at risk?

Inequality & MobilityTax & Macroeconomics
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Equitable Growth’s Jobs Day Graphs: December 2016 Report Edition

Inequality & MobilityLabor
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The importance of equitable growth to absolute mobility in the United States

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How tight is the U.S. labor market? And how tight do we want it?

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