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SCEPA's 25th Anniversary

SCEPA's 25th Anniversary

Our 25th Anniversary celebration— #SCEPAat25 —honors our 25-year tradition of turning our network’s mission-based research into policy proposals. Follow the celebration on social media and on the 25th Anniversary homepage.

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A Policy Agenda for the Biden Administration

A Policy Agenda for the Biden Administration

Protecting Older Workers & Strengthening Retirement Security

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The Costs Behind NYC's Hudson Yards Project

The Costs Behind NYC's Hudson Yards Project

SCEPA's research exposed the $2.2 billion in costs behind the so-called "self-financed" project. Check out the extensive news coverage.
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Climate Change & the Challenges to Labor

Climate Change & the Challenges to Labor

“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.

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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.

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SCEPA Updates

  • Who Does the Earned Income Tax Credit Benefit?

    Working Paper—The popular EITC program is credited with encouraging employment and reducing poverty. But a SCEPA working paper suggests it may also reduce wages for low-education workers, including older workers who do not receive EITC benefits at the same rate as younger workers.
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May 06, 2021

A Green Recovery from the Pandemic Meltdown

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Who Does The Earned Income Tax Credit Benefit?

Working Paper—The popular EITC program is credited with encouraging employment and reducing poverty. But a SCEPA working paper suggests it may also reduce wages for low-education workers, including older workers who do not receive EITC benefits at the same rate as younger workers.
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The Stalled Jobs Recovery Pushed 1.1 Million Older Workers Out Of The Labor Force

Brief—2020 Q4 Status of Older Workers Report
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Climate Change

  • Economics of Climate Change

    How to Reverse the EU's Division and Support Recovery

    SCEPA Climate Economics Director Willi Semmler and co-authors Francesco Saraceno and Brigitte Young published a new article asking how the European Union (EU) can recover its sense of common purpose after the Covid-19 crisis exacerbated division between and among member…
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  • Sustainability

    The Real Driver of Rising Inequality

    Wage suppression - not monopoly power - is fueling corporate profits and the growing gap between rich and poor.
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