Rebecca M. Blank
Former Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution
Rebecca M. Blank is Under Secretary of Commerce for Economic Affairs at the Department of Commerce. She co-authored a discussion paper for The Hamilton Project in December 2008.
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Facilitating and Rewarding Work: Event Photos
The Hamilton Project hosted a two-part forum on ways to encourage, facilitate, and reward work. Jason Furman provided an overview of a strategy paper, which suggested a long-term approach to expanding opportunity, along with specific near-term policies to promote work and reduce poverty.
Improving the Measurement of Poverty: Event Photos
The Hamilton Project held a policy forum and released a discussion paper by Becky Blank and Mark Greenberg on the need for a new national poverty measure that better reflects the actual economic conditions of low-income Americans.
Improving the Measurement of Poverty
The Project held a policy forum and released a discussion paper by Rebecca Blank and Mark Greenberg on the need for a new national poverty measure that better reflects the actual economic conditions of low-income Americans.
Improving the Measurement of Poverty
The Hamilton Project held a policy forum and released a discussion paper by Rebecca Blank and Mark Greenberg on the need for a new national poverty measure that better reflects the actual economic conditions of low-income Americans.
Rebecca Blank on Bringing Low-Skilled Men Into the Workforce
Then-Brookings Institution Senior Fellow Rebecca M. Blank on bringing low-skilled men into the workforce and providing additional mental health services for women not currently receiving public assistance at the Facilitating and Rewarding Work Hamilton Project event.
Facilitating and Rewarding Work: Panel 2: Enhancing the Social Safety Net
Full audio of Panel Two: "Enhancing the Social Safety Net" from the event Facilitating and Rewarding Work
Facilitating and Rewarding Work: Panel 1: Making Work Pay
Full audio of Panel 1: "Making Work Pay" from the event Facilitating and Rewarding Work
Facilitating and Rewarding Work
The Project hosted a two-part forum on ways to encourage, facilitate, and reward work. Jason Furman provided an overview of a strategy paper, which suggested a long-term approach to expanding opportunity, along with specific near-term policies to promote work and reduce poverty.
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