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A strong economy is one that operates at its potential and delivers a high standard of living to the entire population. Monetary, fiscal, and tax policy all play important roles in determining the level and distribution of income, wealth, and other, broader measures of economic wellbeing. Equitable Growth promotes research to improve our understanding of how these policy tools can ensure the economy works for everyone, and reduce the impact of economic downturns.

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Factsheet: What the research says about taxing pass-through businesses

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Closing the billionaire borrowing loophole would strengthen the progressivity of the U.S. tax code

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Doubling down on cuts to the IRS is bad for the federal budget and for tax fairness in the United States

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Why measuring inflation is surprisingly challenging

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What are the distributional effects of monetary policy?

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Electoral institutions and electoral cycles in foreign direct investment

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Some new stylized facts for a financialized economy

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Investing in social infrastructure as an anti-recession tool

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Understanding debt, inequality and consumption behavior: The U.S. in the 2000s

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The effect of profit shifting on the corporate tax base in the U.S. and beyond

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Income and earnings mobility in U.S. tax data

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Panama and the opacity of global capital

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What can 5 million households tell us about the impact of credit access on job finding and wage inequality?

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Household debt, municipal debt and aggregate demand

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Impact of the great rise in finance on resource allocation and employment

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Inequality, aggregate demand, and secular stagnation

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Financial behavior and uncertain tax refunds: a new test of precautionary saving among low-income households

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Recession Ready

Edited by Heather Boushey, Ryan Nunn, and Jay Shambaugh

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Juan Carlos Suarez Serrato

Duke University

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Max Risch

Carnegie Mellon University

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Nathan Jensen

University of Texas at Austin

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Michael Ettlinger

University of New Hampshire

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Heather Boushey

Washington Center for Equitable Growth

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