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New Framing Paper

Targeting, Universalism, and Other Factors Affecting Social Programs’ Political Strength

Robert Greenstein looks back at the last four decades of social programs to assess factors that affect their political strength.

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Event Recap

Event Recap: Lessons for Strengthening Social Insurance

Catch up on our webcast exploring lessons from the last four decades of social programs.

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New Economic Facts

Six Economic Facts on International Corporate Taxation

Six economic facts present background on motivations and goals for many features of the international framework for corporate taxation.

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New Blog

Inflation-Related Updates to Recession Remedies

This analysis offers inflation-related updates to lessons learned from the U.S. economic policy response to COVID-19. It looks at the drivers of inflation and the decline in real wages.

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New Policy Book

Recession Remedies: Lessons Learned From the U.S. Economic Policy Response to COVID-19

Recession Remedies evaluates the breadth of the economic policy response to COVID-19 and identifies lessons for future recessions.

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New Report

Bolstered Balance Sheets: Assessing Household Finances since 2019

In examining Americans' finances over the COVID-19 pandemic, this report finds that in aggregate, households’ financial positions in 2022 are significantly improved relative to 2019.

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New Report

Rebalancing: Children First—A Report of the AEI-Brookings Working Group on Childhood in the United States

The AEI-Brookings Working Group on Childhood in the U.S. consensus report urges rebalancing national investments toward children and suggests policies to strengthen household resources, family stability, early development, health, and education.

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New Blog

Examining the Economic Status of Same-Gender Relationship Households

Using new data from the American Community Survey, Lauren Bauer, Veronica Clevenstine, and Moriah Macklin look into why some same-gender relationship households have higher median incomes than opposite-gender relationship households.

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New Blog

Labor market exits and entrances are elevated: who is coming back?

In this analysis Lauren Bauer and Wendy Edelberg identify when and which people are returning to labor market and explore how changing participation rates by different groups is contributing to the labor market recovery.

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New Economic Analysis

Women, Work, and Families: Recovering from the Pandemic-Induced Recession

Betsey Stevenson reviews what has happened to women’s employment and labor force participation in the recovery from the pandemic.

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