At an immigration forum, THP released a new paper by Giovanni Peri focused on market-based reforms. The Project also released a framing memo, examining the economic benefits of reform.
America’s immigration policy no longer serves the needs of our fast-changing global economy. On May 15, The Hamilton Project held a forum exploring the challenges and opportunities for immigration reform in today’s political and economic climate
The Hamilton Project has created a new interactive feature that allows you to calculate how long it will take to close the “jobs gap” under different scenarios of growth. To view the jobs gap calculator, click here.
To provide an economic context for tax reform, The Hamilton Project has a new paper focusing on the role of our tax system in the long-run budget deficit, global competitiveness, and rising income inequality.
The Hamilton Project creates a variety of charts for our papers and jobs blogs, on a diverse group of topics, including education, employment, and immigration. Check out the most recent and most popular analysis in our chart gallery.
The Project’s strategy reflects a judgment that long-term prosperity is best achieved by fostering economic growth and broad participation in that growth, by enhancing individual economic security, and by embracing a role for effective government in making needed public investments.
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