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On any given day, Groundwork's analyses, op-eds, reports, and commentary are featured in leading publications and on the most influential news programs and podcasts.
“We’ve really shored up our economy in a way that we haven’t done in many, many years, and we’re really reaping the benefits of that,” said Rakeen Mabud, chief economist and managing director of policy and research at progressive think tank the Groundwork Collaborative. “The labor market is in really good shape, and that’s all in spite of the Fed’s efforts rather than because of it.”
Survey data released Tuesday by the progressive advocacy group Groundwork Action found that nearly 75% of U.S. voters, regardless of party affiliation, want Congress to prioritize cracking down on wealthy tax cheats and closing loopholes that benefit the rich.
First in MM: New polling on the deficit, taxes — Nearly 7 in 10 voters believe the best way to reduce the federal deficit is by hiking taxes on the wealthy and on corporations, according to a new poll by…
Senators, congresspeople, and their staffs are supposed to be the engines of legislative policymaking, responding to and accountable to the preferences of their constituents. CBO is supposed to be the camera, taking a look at these policies and reflecting back…
Today, Groundwork Collaborative’s Executive Director Lindsay Owens concluded The American Prospect’s April special issue, “Washington’s Secret Policy Engine,” with her piece, “Ripping Off the Invisible Straitjacket.”
In 2020, she gave her narrative a name, “Black Women Best.” She came up with it while working for a progressive nonprofit called Groundwork Collaborative, which conducted focus groups across the country to find a narrative about how the economy…
Lindsay Owens, executive director of Groundwork Collaborative, a liberal nonprofit group that focuses on economic issues, said oil companies had the means, motive and opportunity to raise prices following the OPEC+ output cut, just as they did last summer following…
The Producer Price Index (PPI) released today shows U.S. producer prices fell in March by the most since the start of the pandemic. The data follows yesterday’s Consumer Price Index report, which showed inflation has fallen for nine straight months. …
Today’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) report shows inflation at 5.0% year-over-year in March – down from 6.0% in February.
“The Fed’s unrelenting rate hikes have been hammering away at the labor market. But workers are not to blame for rising prices and should not have to lose their jobs in the name of combating inflation, economist Rakeen Mabud of…