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A blog by Tim Bartik on early childhood programs and local economic development policies

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What do we know about right-to-work laws and state prosperi... of limited variation over time in which states are RTW states

Vigorous debate continues over the issue of “right-to-work” (RTW) laws, and how they affect a state’s economic growth and wage rates. Right-to-work laws make it illegal to require workers i...

https://investinginkids.net/2016/01/05/what-do-we-know-about-right-to-work-laws-and-state-prosperity-not-much-because-of-limited-variation-over-time-in-which-states-are-rtw-states/

Human Capital Programs Can Promote Local Economic Developme...r “Promise-style” Place-Based College Scholarship Programs

A recent paper by me and a research analyst at the Upjohn Institute, Nathan Sotherland, analyzes the effects of “place-based” college scholarship programs on local economic development. Over ...

https://investinginkids.net/2015/12/09/human-capital-programs-can-promote-local-economic-development-as-illustration-consider-promise-style-place-based-college-scholarship-programs/

The challenges posed by “short-termism” in corporate de...and what it implies for policies to promote broader prosperity

Professor William Lazonick of the University of Massachusetts Lowell has a provocative recent paper, written for the Institute for New Economic Thinking, outlining his views on how some of the ad...

https://investinginkids.net/2015/04/30/the-challenges-posed-by-short-termism-in-corporate-decision-making-and-what-it-implies-for-policies-to-promote-broader-prosperity/