Preserving Jobs Despite the Coronavirus: Encouraging “Labor Hoarding”
A proposal to encourage employers to maintain payrolls to reduce long-run economic damage
Upjohn Institute Main Campus to Close Temporarily; Research Highlights Responses to Reduce Economic Fallout
Upjohn Institute campus closed starting March 18
New apartment buildings in low-income areas decrease nearby rents
New research shows new market-rate buildings lower nearby rents 5 to 7 percent and cause more people from lower-income neighborhoods to move in.
Making Sense Of Incentives: Taming Business Incentives to Promote Prosperity
New book provides best practices for the use of economic development incentives
Workforce programs have blind spot for nontraditional jobs: report
Training programs may overlook nontraditional workers
Smart targeting of jobs at distressed places offers cost-effective, lasting effects
A new paper finds that targeting jobs at distressed places can boost national and state economies.