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Economic JusticeElectionsLatin America and the Caribbean Uruguay at a Crossroads: Continued Decline or a Return to Economic Progress?

Discover the social and economic implications of Uruguay's upcoming presidential election and the choices facing voters.

Joe Sammut Guillermo Bervejillo Jake Johnston / November 20, 2024

Article

ADADisabilityEconomic JusticeUnionsWorkers How Unions Can Use Universal Design to Better Serve Workers with Disabilities

As Disability Pride Month draws to a close, today, July 26th marks the 33rd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Hayley Brown / July 26, 2023

Briefing/Testimony

Bill SpriggsBlack UnemploymentBlack WorkersEconomic JusticeFederal ReserveInequalityUnited States William E. Spriggs: The Loss of a Giant

CEPR was deeply saddened to learn about the passing of Bill Spriggs on June 6. His impact on the economics profession and economic policy will continue to be felt for many years to come. Bill dedicated his life to the passionate pursuit of racial and economic justice.

Kelsey Moore / June 08, 2023

Op-Ed/Commentary

Affordable Care ActEconomic Crisis and RecoveryEconomic JusticeGovernmentInflationUnited States Grading President Biden’s Economic Record

Rapid job growth and increased worker bargaining power are very good—there’s a whole lot more progressive policy that could be done.

Max B. Sawicky / IN THESE TIMES / September 14, 2022