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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.
“FIFA has embraced a familiar opportunity: permission to price-gouge,” said Lindsay Owens, executive director at Washington D.C.-based think tank Groundwork Collaborative. Ticket prices for soccer’s premier tournament have in some cases topped $80,000.
Last week, Groundwork Collaborative Executive Director Lindsay Owens closed out SXSW 2026 with a headline panel unpacking deceptive AI-powered pricing schemes and offering practical ways consumers can beat the bots.
Alex Jacquez, chief of policy and advocacy at the Groundwork Collaborative, a progressive policy group, said that the impact of oil and gas shortages on the supply chain can be categorized as first-order effects or second-order effects.
The energy shock is going to hit those who have the least cushion ... and it doesn’t look like those tax refunds are going to be here to save them,” Alex Jacquez, chief of policy and advocacy at Groundwork Collaborative, a left-leaning economic policy think tank, said during a press call Friday.
“My favorite solution would be, let’s have some federal investment into healthcare that would make it more affordable,” said Janelle Jones, senior fellow at the progressive Groundwork Collaborative. “But I don’t think that’s going to happen.”
In fact, a new report from the Groundwork Collaborative, a left-leaning think tank, finds the "annoyance economy" costs American families around $165 billion in lost time annually.
President Trump promised to cut energy prices in half within his first year in office. He has done the exact opposite.
Today, Groundwork Collaborative released a new report that challenges the assertion that regulation is the primary barrier to housing affordability.
Federal and local governments already support private development through a range of public finance channels, including Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, municipal bonds and tax-increment financing. But Groundwork Collaborative, a Washington, D.C.-based progressive economic policy and advocacy organization that focuses on issues such as housing, inflation and the labor market, asserts that those programs largely bypass the riskiest and most expensive part of building housing.
With Albany’s April 1 budget deadline approaching, Groundwork Collaborative today released “Closing the Gap: Why New York City Needs a Millionaires Tax.”