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SIEPR's John Taylor discusses the implications of corporate migrations to Texas and says it should serve as a wake-up call to make California more business-friendly.

Steep taxes and living costs combined with a rise in remote work are threatening California’s role as the center of tech [...]

As COVID-19 cases surge again, SIEPR Senior Fellow Caroline Hoxby discusses the latest unemployment numbers and stimulus proposal.

With Social Security reforms on President-elect Biden's political agenda, SIEPR Deputy Director Gopi Shah Goda is tapped to discuss what can be done to help safeguard the program.

Social Security is heading to a point where people might not get what they paid into it. SIEPR Deputy Director Gopi Shah Goda is tapped for insights on what can be done [...]

John Taylor & John Cogan write that the Trump administration's tax & regulatory policies had an immediate beneficial impact until the onset of the pandemic early this year.

As the pandemic drags on in the U.S., Senior Fellow Ed Lazear discusses the S-shaped recovery ahead and gains in the employment rate in September.

As debates continue on the role of the federal government assisting state and local governments, Senior Fellow Joshua Rauh makes the case that it’s time for bond holders to share t

SIEPR Director Mark Duggan makes the case in this op-ed for reforms that can soften the blow of tax hikes needed to finance state unemployment benefits.

As policymakers consider economic recovery strategies, Susan Athey tells Congress that worker training is a crucial part of addressing the instability & job loss brought on by AI.

Gopi Shah Goda, SIEPR Deputy Director and Senior Fellow, discusses the history of social security and how it has shaped the United States.

SIEPR Senior Fellow Nicholas Bloom warns that the longer Congress takes to decide on federal pandemic economic relief programs, "there’s less relief bang for the buck."

“Training is not something that can be just left to the private sector . . . ultimately you are going to need public investment,” said Erik Brynjolfsson.

SIEPR Senior Fellow John H. Cochrane shares his thoughts on Modern monetary theory, also known as MMT.

“Once these things get started, it’s very hard to stop them...Once you think about it that way … we’re getting closer to something that certainly resembles universal basic income."

Michael J. Boskin warned that rising national debt risks higher taxes, lower future incomes, and a reduced ability for children to climb past their parents on the economic ladder.

In order to limit the impact of future stimulus efforts on the national debt, SIEPR Sr Fellow Josh Rauh proposes allowing Americans to choose to receive checks of up to $5,000[...]

SIEPR Senior Fellow Darrell Duffie weighs in on the subject of Libor, a topic about which he has written extensively.

"When Congress considers any next phase of economic responses by the government, it should consider targeted loans rather than grants for all," says SIEPR Sr Fellow Joshuah Rauh.