What the Pandemic Taught Us About the Homeless -- and What We Shouldn't Forget
My latest op-ed, co-authored with Thomas Hugh Byrne and Benjamin F. Henwood, has been published in The Hill: "Believe it or not, we are housing some of the homeless..."
Saving Capitalism From a Painful Demise
It is time that we recognize inequality for the negative externality that it is, slowing our productivity growth, roiling our markets with volatility, gridlocking our political system, and starving our economy of willing and able consumers.
The Federal Government Didn't Lose the War on Poverty. It Retreated.
It's no surprise that the poverty rate rose to 15 percent during the Great Recession. A century of progress has been forgotten.