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Monthly Multiplier: EIG's May Highlights
One Big Thing
Jun 1
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Economic Innovation Group
26
1
May 2026
Smells Like Teen Unemployment
Unplugged by AI?
May 28
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Adam Ozimek
36
3
3
The Babysitter Clause and the Problem of Partial Noncompete Bans
Why half measures fall short
May 22
•
Thomas Cronin
and
Ben Glasner
8
2
Forget AI. The California job market is powered by healthcare
But is the trend benign or malignant?
May 11
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Kenan Fikri
and
Thomas Cronin
11
3
3
How Students and Recent Grads are Responding to the Rise of AI
A recent Lumina Foundation-Gallup poll found that 42 percent of bachelor’s degree students have reconsidered their degree choice because of Artificial…
May 8
•
Sarah Eckhardt
and
Nathan Goldschlag
8
1
1
Monthly Multiplier: EIG's April Highlights
One Big Thing
May 1
•
Economic Innovation Group
27
April 2026
Fixing the U.S. Retirement System: A Q&A
The Trump administration’s new policy is a first step in the right direction.
Apr 30
•
Ben Glasner
24
2
3
The Problem of Population Loss
Do people perceive population loss as a problem for their local community?
Apr 23
•
Sarah Eckhardt
and
Adam Ozimek
17
5
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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…
Apr 16
•
Jiaxin (Jason) He
and
Sarah Eckhardt
7
5
3
Most recent manufacturing job gains are fading, but growth persists in dynamic places
By the third quarter of 2022, U.S.
Apr 6
•
Jiaxin (Jason) He
31
3
3
Monthly Multiplier: EIG's March Highlights
One Big Thing
Apr 1
•
Economic Innovation Group
22
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
•
Kenan Fikri
24
2
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