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Irregular scheduling creates income volatility for millions of workers. Policymakers could address this problem and create more security for lower wage workers.
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As the Trump administration intervenes more directly in hemispheric affairs, CEPR will be closely following developments throughout Latin America and the Caribbean — and here in Washington. To help keep track of it all, we will be posting regular updates on this page, pointing readers toward the most interesting and relevant news and analyses.
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Episode 43: This week on Mostly Economics, Dean Baker talks with Sabrina Corlette, Research Professor at Georgetown University’s Center on Healthcare Insurance Reforms, about the ramifications of Trump’s one big ugly bill, which gutted Affordable Care Act coverage. People are grappling with expired subsidies as well as new rules that severely harm documented immigrants. Dean and Sabrina also discuss private equity’s damage to our health care system.
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