Groundwork develops new tools, data, and research to reframe economic policy debates and tell different stories about how the economy works and who it works for.
In partnership with the National Women’s Law Center, Groundwork Collaborative developed a fact sheet and talking points emphasizing the need to raise revenues through more progressive taxation.
A growing number of experts across the political spectrum are sounding the alarm about the Federal Reserve’s misguided approach to taming inflation through aggressive interest rate hikes.
As Republicans threaten to hold the debt ceiling hostage in their attempts to force painful and unnecessary cuts to important public investments, it is useful to look back to the last time Congress gave in to deficit fear-mongering.
The Groundwork Collaborative released new research showing credit card executives bragging on corporate earnings calls about their record-shattering profits. Powerful corporations are raising prices and increasing their profit margins – while consumers are paying the price.
As prices soar across the country, families are feeling the pinch at the grocery store, at the gas pump, and as they look at their monthly rent checks. In this brief, we lay out some of the basics of rent inflation: what it is, why we should care, and what we can do about it.
The Groundwork Collaborative released new research showing executives bragging on corporate earnings calls about their record-shattering profits. Powerful corporations are raising prices and increasing their profit margins – while consumers are paying the price.
Groundwork Collaborative and Public Citizen released new research showing corporations and trade groups opposing anti-price gouging and profiteering bills blanketed Capitol Hill with nine times more lobbying power than the bills’ supporters.
Groundwork Collaborative released new research showing executives bragging on corporate earnings calls about their record-shattering profits. Powerful corporations are raising prices and increasing their profit margins – while consumers are paying the price.
Safe, accessible, and afordable housing is a human right, and as such must be considered and invested in not as a commodity, but as a public good. Housing shapes opportunities for employment, education, health, transportation, and caregiving. A safe home, in a community full of opportunity, is a prerequisite to human flourishing and economic security.
Powerful corporations are using the pandemic as an excuse to raise prices and increase their profit margins – while consumers pay the price.