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Mutual Accountability Is the Key to Equity-Oriented Systems Change (Lydia Lo, Laudan Y. Aron, Kathryn L.S. Pettit, Corianne Payton Scally, Urban Institute)

In the face of increased national attention to long-existent and worsening racialized gaps in health, wealth, and well-being, some philanthropic organizations are reexamining what...

The Impact of the Expanded Child Tax Credit in Oklahoma (Elaine Maag, Fay Walker, Urban Institute)

In 2021, the American Rescue Plan Act temporarily expanded the federal child tax credit (CTC) for one year, including some families formerly ineligible for...

Nonprofit Trends and Impacts 2021 (Lewis Faulk, Mirae Kim, Teresa Derrick-Mills, Elizabeth T. Boris, Laura Tomasko, Nora Hakizimana, Tianyu Chen, Minjung Kim, Layla Nath,...

Nonprofit organizations in the United States play a vital role delivering services, strengthening communities, and facilitating civic engagement. In our nationally representative survey of...

A Facelift for Facebook (Steven Hill, Project-Syndicate)

The free market has never been a free-for-all, yet tech companies have long operated with few constraints on their business models. Perhaps the latest...

Cryptocurrencies’ Next Stage (Aleh Tsyvinski, Project-Syndicate)

This “mainstreaming” of blockchain applications marks the end of the first stage of the technology’s development. Now, with the help of regulators in a...

After “Doing Business” (Mauricio Cárdenas, Project-Syndicate)

Following its recent business-environment rankings scandal, the World Bank will have to overcome a deep trust deficit and take drastic steps to restore public...

Global recovery continues despite Delta variant and supply chain bottlenecks (Karen Dynan, Peterson Institute for International Economics)

The global economic recovery is set to continue through 2022, but the pace of growth will be tempered by the Delta variant and ongoing...

September job growth was worse than expected but better than it looked (Jason Furman, Wilson Powell III, Peterson Institute for International Economics)

The US labor markets continued to improve in September, but the improvement was much slower than the fast pace of recovery earlier in the...

Why Biden will try to enforce Trump’s phase one trade deal with China (Chad P. Bown, Peterson Institute for International Economics)

After eight months of reviewing the legacy of former President Donald Trump's trade war with China, the Biden administration has decided to hold China's...

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