Bringing Reality into Conventional Economics
A compendium of economic thought and policy recommendations in response to the COVID-19 coronavirus, written by professors and students at The New School For Social Research's Economics Department and updated weekly.
A resource for workers, employers, media, policymakers, scholars, and the broader public, to answer questions about the state of older working America and retirement income security.
ReLab's new podcast brings you the real stories of retirement. SCEPA Director Teresa Ghilarducci hears from Americans of all ages about what it's like to save for retirement in a system that only works for the privileged few.
“On a dead planet, there are no jobs." Labor leader Reiner Hoffmann, who represents over 6 million workers in Germany, succinctly summarized why we came together to discuss the intersection of climate change and labor.
Research note— New research shows that even before the COVID-19 recession, only 36% of workers ages 25-64 had a retirement plan at work, a five percentage point decrease from five years prior.
Research from SCEPA economists studying the economic impacts of climate change and mitigation policies show green bonds have great potential to help countries across the world increase environmental investments and reach emission targets.
SCEPA works to focus the public economics debate on the role government can and should play in the real productive economy - that of business, management, and labor - to raise living standards, create economic security, and attain full employment.
Copyright ©2020 Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis The New School
Copyright ©2020 Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis The New School
