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Upjohn Institute announces 2021 Early Career Research Awards

Upjohn Institute announces 2021 Early Career Research Awards

Sixteen researchers received awards totaling $80,000 to carry out policy-relevant research on labor market issues.

Research details declining working class, increasing inequality over four decades

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Research details declining working class, increasing inequality over four decades

Change could make child-care credit work for lowest-income working families

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Change could make child-care credit work for lowest-income working families

Making the credit refundable would benefit the poorest working families and narrow the gaps between white and nonwhite households

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Upjohn Institute announces 2021 Early Career Research Awards

Sixteen researchers received awards totaling $80,000 to carry out policy-relevant research on labor market issues.

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