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The Majority Agenda: Good Jobs, Strong Infrastructure, Fair Play

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The Majority Agenda: Good Jobs, Strong Infrastructure, Fair Play

While the country is politically polarized in many ways, this collection highlights a range of public policies with broad public support that would advance worker power and enhance democracy in the United States.

By CEPR

Increase Unionization

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Increase Unionization

Decades of policy decisions have weakened workers’ ability to organize unions. Reversing course will raise wages and reduce inequality.

By Hayley Brown

Three construction workers in safety gear, including helmets and vests, share a cheerful conversation at a building site. They hold coffee cups and lunch.
Raise the $7.25 Federal Minimum Wage

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Raise the $7.25 Federal Minimum Wage

The federal minimum wage has been stuck at $7.25 since 2009. Twenty states still have the federal policy in place, leaving millions of workers behind.

By Sylvia Allegretto

A magnifying glass focuses on the word
Get Money Out of Politics

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Get Money Out of Politics

The corruption in our politics is linked to campaign contributions. An amendment to the Constitution can correct this problem.

By Brandon Novick

The image shows the U.S. Capitol building overlaid with a large amount of scattered U.S. dollar bills, suggesting themes of politics and finance.
Make Taxes Progressive and Collectable

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Make Taxes Progressive and Collectable

Over the last half century, our tax system has become less progressive. There are simple ways to fix this to ensure that the rich pay their fair share.

By Dean Baker

Alt text: A tax code book lying open on a desk, surrounded by a pen, a notebook, and various office supplies. The scene depicts an indoor workspace filled with stationery and everyday carry items.
Provide Jobs for Those Who Need Them

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Provide Jobs for Those Who Need Them

Even in good times, millions of workers are unable to find jobs. The federal government can fill this gap, which would reduce inequality and help struggling communities.

By Algernon Austin

Close-up of a computer screen displaying a job search menu. A cursor points at