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April 25, 2019

What explains occupational licensing?

How and why does occupational licensing exist? As policymakers consider reforms, Hamilton Project Policy Director Ryan Nunn and Gabriel Scheffler of Penn Law S…
News January 17, 2019

Eliminating the anti-competitive effects of occupational licensing

Overly restrictive regulations can prevent many workers from finding the employment that best fits their talents and training. In this op-ed, Hamilton Project …
News October 26, 2018

The labor market is booming, why aren’t your wages?

If the labor market is showing signs of strength, why is there nearly zero growth in wages after adjusting for inflation? In this commentary, Ryan Nunn and Jay…
News October 19, 2018

Place-based policies for shared economic growth

Where people live in the United States is often a key determinant of their economic outcomes. This article explores the disparities that exist between counties…
News August 28, 2018

Improving health care through occupational licensing reform

In this blog post, Hamilton Project Policy Director Ryan Nunn discusses occupational licensing reform and its potential impact on the U.S. health care system. …
News April 17, 2018

Policy actions that would revitalize wage growth

Revitalizing wage growth is crucial to raising living standards, yet U.S. wage growth has been disappointing both in recent years and over the last several dec…
News November 1, 2017

Removing barriers to female labor-force participation

This op-ed originally appeared in Real Clear Markets, Shambaugh, Nunn, and Portman discuss the barriers that women face in the labor market, arguing that remov…
News October 24, 2017

Why wages aren’t growing in America

In this article, Hamilton Project Director Jay Shambaugh and Policy Director Ryan Nunn address why wages aren't growing in the United States.
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