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H-1B Workers are Critical for AI Dominance
Attracting and retaining talent will be critical in deciding whether the United States can stay ahead of China in the race to build out Artificial…
24 hrs ago
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Jiaxin (Jason) He
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Sarah Eckhardt
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Most recent manufacturing job gains are fading, but growth persists in dynamic places
By the third quarter of 2022, U.S.
Apr 6
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Jiaxin (Jason) He
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Monthly Multiplier: EIG's March Highlights
One Big Thing
Apr 1
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Economic Innovation Group
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March 2026
Does a legacy in manufacturing preclude a future in it?
What can geography reveal about the frontier of manufacturing in America?
Mar 30
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Kenan Fikri
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H-1B Immigration Plugs Fiscal Gaps
Everyone hates the fiscal deficit, but no one wants to do anything about it.
Mar 27
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Jordan McGillis
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How the Housing Market Split in Two
New and existing homeowners live in different worlds
Mar 16
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Jess Remington
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Place and Male Educational Attainment Gaps
In our latest release of the Distressed Communities Index, we highlighted the very strong relationship between local economic distress and the gap in…
Mar 10
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Sarah Eckhardt
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AI and Young-adult Jobs: The Real Mystery
Start by using the right measures
Mar 5
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Adam Ozimek
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Nathan Goldschlag
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Monthly Multiplier: EIG's February Highlights
Housing, retirement, AI, Workers, Competition
Mar 2
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Economic Innovation Group
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February 2026
Yes, high-skilled workers should have to compete
Should anyone have to compete anymore?
Feb 24
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Adam Ozimek
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AI and the Real Bottlenecks to Growth
New ideas will face barriers to implementation
Feb 13
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Nathan Goldschlag
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Adam Ozimek
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AI and the Economics of the Human Touch
A reason for optimism
Feb 9
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Adam Ozimek
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