The Center for Economic and Policy Research mourns the passing of Congressman Raúl Grijalva (D-AZ). Throughout his career, Congressman Grijalva worked tirelessly for a more equitable, just, and peaceful world.
President Milei Faces Investigations, Criminal Fraud Charges, Calls for Impeachment in Argentina; Trump Family Facing Profits in the Billions
The ‘financialization’ of the health care industry — from electronic health records to billing systems — has delivered billions to Silicon Valley, Wall Street investors, and data mining firms.
Crime and Insecurity Remain High as Critics Warn of Corruption and Unconstitutional Moves by Noboa Administration
A new CEPR report finds that wages for California teachers continue to trail those of other college educated workers, and have not nearly kept pace with the increased cost of living and soaring housing costs in the state.
An analysis of new government data shows that the overall union membership rate continued to decline, reaching a record low share of 9.9 percent of the total workforce in 2024.
The Biden administration’s decision to remove Cuba from the State Department’s “State Sponsors of Terrorism” (SSOT) list, to suspend Title III of the Helms-Burton Act, and to ease other sanctions on Cuba is welcome news, experts at the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) said today
The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) recent revision to its surcharge policy will reduce the number of countries paying surcharges but fails to significantly reform the policy, which remains onerous, procyclical, and counterproductive. These are among the key findings of a new report from the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) that examines the IMF’s recent review of, and reforms to, its controversial surcharge fee policy.
A new report reveals that millions of workers – many of whom are employed full time – do not have health insurance.
