AEI's Center on Opportunity and Social Mobility @AEICosm

Informing policies to promote the American Dream and addressing economic and social poverty. cosm.aei.org Washington D.C. Joined April 2023

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Scott Winship @swinshi

4 days ago

Check out @NaomiSRiley 's important event next week timed to the release of a comprehensive new database on child maltreatment fatalities aei.org/events/lives-c…

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Matthew Continetti @continetti

3 weeks ago

'No amount of presidential jawboning about achieving artificial administration “milestones” will convince skeptics in key voting blocks of the labor market’s strength.' Matt Weidinger @AEICosm @AEI aei.org/center-on-oppo…

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AEI Education @AEIeducation

3 weeks ago

"Brushing aside the airy vision—as well as the pomp and circumstance—this whole effort is a naked attempt to forgive as much debt as possible before the courts have a chance to strike down the program as unconstitutional." @DrBethAkers and @BrickM: aei.org/education/bide…

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Matthew Continetti @continetti

3 weeks ago

'Historically high inflation that has eroded the real value of the child tax credit in recent years.' @kevincorinth @AEI @AEICosm @NRO nationalreview.com/2024/04/the-10…

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Beth Akers @DrBethAkers

4 weeks ago

Check out my new report with @PrestonCooper93 and @JPittsAZ.

Joe Pitts @JPittsAZ

4 weeks ago

Check out my new report with @PrestonCooper93 and @JPittsAZ.

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Scott Winship @swinshi

a month ago

Policy Engine estimates the CTC look back provision in TRAFWA (Wyden-Smith) would cost 5.5x what JCT estimates. Rather than being less than 5% of the CTC cost, it is over 20%. It would be $8.2B from 2023-25, maybe $50B-ish over 10 years if made permanent.

PolicyEngine US @PolicyEngineUS

a month ago

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Tobias Peter @TobiasPeterAEI

a month ago

Our latest @AEI paper: “Market-oriented Reform Principles and Policies that Would Help the Housing Market” The report offers a set of market-oriented principles and policies that contrast sharply with President Biden’s analysis and plan on addressing housing unaffordability.

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Thomas O'Rourke @Tqorourke

a month ago

Over the past 20 years, the US has more than tripled its spending on food assistance programs, but the food insecurity rate has barely budged. In a new paper, @AngelaRachidi and I show that the US’ measure of food insecurity does not identify households with the greatest need.