Will McGrew
Will McGrew

Former Research Assistant

Washington Center for Equitable Growth

Will McGrew is a former research assistant at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth. He graduated from Yale University with a bachelor’s in economics and political science.

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Authored By Will McGrew

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How and why innovation in the United States must diversify

CompetitionInequality & Mobility
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Weekend reading: “Buy local” edition

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Interactive: Comparing wages within and across demographic groups in the United States

Inequality & MobilityLabor
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Factsheet: Minimum wage increases are good for U.S. workers and the U.S. economy

Labor
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TOPICS: Minimum Wage
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Where does your state’s minimum wage rank against the median wage?

Labor
TOPICS: 1
TOPICS: Minimum Wage
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Weekend reading: “Inequality on the rise, recession on the horizon?” edition

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Equitable Growth’s Jobs Day Graphs: May 2019 Report Edition

Labor
TOPICS: Wage Stagnation
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Weekend reading: “Brown v. Board of Education” edition

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JOLTS Day Graphs: March 2019 Report Edition

Labor
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Equitable Growth’s Jobs Day Graphs: April 2019 Report Edition

Labor
TOPICS: Wage Stagnation
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New research suggests early exposure to innovation is more effective than financial incentives in stimulating innovation

Inequality & MobilityTax & Macroeconomics
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Weekend reading: “Why government data matters” edition

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Weekend reading: “Follow the wealth” edition

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Net worth taxes: What they are and how they work

Tax & Macroeconomics
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The distribution of wealth in the United States and implications for a net worth tax

Inequality & MobilityTax & Macroeconomics
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JOLTS Day Graphs: January 2019 Report Edition

Labor
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Equitable Growth’s Jobs Day Graphs: February 2019 Report Edition

Labor
TOPICS: Wage Stagnation
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Weekend reading: “Fair markets, happy kids” edition

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Building a competitive, talent-driven future for U.S. manufacturing requires investing in our nation’s high-tech advantage

LaborInequality & Mobility
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Weekend reading: “Regional inequalities” edition

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Weekend reading: “The economy should work for all Americans” edition

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Investments in early childhood education improve outcomes for program participants—and perhaps other children too

FamiliesInequality & Mobility
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How job-matching technologies can build a fairer and more efficient U.S. labor market

LaborInequality & Mobility
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Weekend reading: “Workers deserve higher wages” edition

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The intersectional wage gaps faced by Latina women in the United States

LaborInequality & Mobility
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Weekend reading: “Monopsony and mobility” edition

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Weekend reading: “Earnings inequality” edition

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The latest research on the efficacy of raising the minimum wage above $10 in six U.S. cities

LaborInequality & Mobility
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How workplace segregation fosters wage discrimination for African American women

Inequality & MobilityLabor
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Weekend reading: “Labor market inequalities” edition

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Universal childcare’s benefits might cover much of its costs

FamiliesTax & Macroeconomics
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Weekend reading: “Metrics that matter for workers” edition

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Gender segregation at work: “separate but equal” or “inefficient and unfair”

Inequality & MobilityLabor
TOPICS: Gender, Pay Equity

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