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Posts January 28, 2015

Nearly 30 percent of workers in the US need a license to perform their job: It is time to examine occupational licensing practices

Nearly 30 percent of workers in the U.S. need a license to perform their job. It is important to realize that occupational licenses are not mere state-sponsore…
Policy Proposals January 27, 2015

Reforming occupational licensing policies

Evidence suggests that occupational licensing has had an important influence on wage determination, benefits, employment, and prices in ways that impose net co…
Posts January 9, 2015

Promoting educational advancement and skill development through community colleges

In previously released work, The Hamilton Project has emphasized that individuals who obtain college-level education have notably higher earnings than those wi…
Posts December 22, 2014

The economic challenges of crime & incarceration in the United States

High rates of crime and incarceration impose tremendous costs on society, with lasting negative effects on individuals, families, and communities. Although cri…
Papers November 20, 2014

Major decisions: Graduates’ earnings growth and debt repayment

In a new interactive feature and economic analysis, The Hamilton Project explores how the current student loan repayment system often creates a heavy burden on…
Posts November 7, 2014

Differences in water use across counties in the United States

Using newly released data, The Hamilton Project presents an economic analysis and a new interactive feature to illustrate the great variation in the level and …
Posts October 16, 2014

America’s fragmented water systems

In the blog post, The Hamilton Project explores the regulatory challenges of America's fragmented water systems and highlight eye-opening information from …
Policy Proposals October 14, 2014

The path to water innovation

The United States’ aging water infrastructure will be increasingly strained by population growth, economic expansion, and the effects of climate change. In thi…
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