In testimony before the Philadelphia City Council, Bruce Katz outlines the conclusions and policy prescriptions of The Price Is Wrong report, which describes market distortions—from banking and home and auto insurance costs to utility prices—that disproportionately affect low-wage households in the city.
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TestimonyGetting the Market Right for Working Families
June 14, 2005