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Tracy Gordon
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Is our persistent high unemployment now structural or still connected to business cycle demands? http://t.co/Y3Z1rmBRHe
Oct 07
How good is the transportation really? Could privatization really bring improvement? http://t.co/9Ujf1MHsZQ
Oct 05
ICYMI: how the health insurance exchanges can be a long-term win for both liberals and conservatives http://t.co/4kaq3yJUEz
Oct 04
Other Ways to Get Your Jobs Data -- our projection! http://t.co/Ab4Fgxz3e6
RT @justinwolfers: My latest, on the difficulty of tracking the labor market during the government shutdown. http://t.co/e5PboWVgwa
Oct 03
Labor Department Confirms No Jobs Report Friday http://t.co/SY5eZ5b4xb Read our proven-accurate projection instead! http://t.co/jms2gex011
RT @justinwolfers: You're not going to see the unemployment rate tomorrow. Here's the next best things, the most accurate forecast: 7.2% http://t.co/EhZNLb4ATy
So-called marriage crisis is also bad for social mobility, @RichardvReeves explains: http://t.co/wCktQwRg1s
The unemployment rate will likely fall to 7.2% for September predicts the Barnichon-Nekarda model http://t.co/ONbAfbridb
RT @YannKoby: Most of your questions about Obamacare answered http://t.co/2SoPzNpfgQ @BrookingsEcon
Oct 02
Why might we need specific policies to help children in military families? Here's a reason. http://t.co/O0R1cpVTri http://t.co/lpITf3KIm4
Policy goal of high quality, affordable healthcare: reduce health inequality; improve social mobility http://t.co/Zts0WJCobv @RichardvReeves
What policies are aimed at improving the welfare of children in military-connected families? http://t.co/4cKZE0jYYR http://t.co/TguubMFxDy
RT @RichardvReeves: 'While we may not face an imminent crisis the 10-year budget outlook remains tenuous' @TaxPolicyCenter http://t.co/o3A1NZRAYY @BrookingsEcon
RT @BrookingsInst: "Stickiness at the top" - @RichardvReeves on the significance of downward mobility: http://t.co/COSyIca9ue http://t.co/iDxsvMmxpX
Oct 01
Question 1 of 10: What is Obamacare anyway? Ten questions about the new health care scene you were afraid to ask http://t.co/hACRSvFYkM
RT @BrookingsCCF: "It's just a bad way to run a government." --@isawhill. See other @BrookingsEcon scholars views on the shutdown: http://t.co/co6OsH83T9
Conservatives want freedom of choice, liberals want coverage for all. Health exchanges satisfy both say Aaron &Lucida http://t.co/0OVTzV99hG
Post-shutdown comes debt ceiling, which Henry Aaron says is "the fiscal equivalent of the human appendix" in @nytimes http://t.co/tPYaUNy0Nf
Brookings scholars on the government shutdown; said Douglas Elliott, "I do not want to be writing this column." http://t.co/RwtbfGtN3j
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