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Nov 5, 2024 | 
onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Elizabeth Pancotti |Todd Tucker
POINT/COUNTERPOINT Credible climate policy must account for political and economic realities First published: 05 November 2024 No abstract is available for this article. REFERENCES Copley, M. (2022, May 23). A decade into tariffs, US solar manufacturing is still deep in Asia's shadow. S&P Global. https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/news-insights/latest-news-headlines/a-decade-into-tariffs-us-solar-manufacturing-is-still-deep-in-asia-s-shadow-70236202 Freedman, A.
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Sep 25, 2024 | 
democracyjournal.org | Nick Penniman |Dick Gephardt |Zach Wamp |Elizabeth Pancotti
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
democracyjournal.org | Elizabeth Pancotti |Todd Tucker |Matthew Yglesias
For years, tariffs were a nearly forgotten economic tool, widely considered bad policy by both sides of an entrenched free-trade consensus. Things have changed. Donald Trump argues that tariffs can do everything from pay for child care to eliminate the national deficit. The Biden Administration has used them to backstop environmental policy and as a geopolitical tool. We at Democracy weren’t sure what to think, so we invited three astute commentators to discuss the pros and cons.
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May 13, 2024 | 
rooseveltforward.substack.com | Elizabeth Pancotti
Chinese auto manufacturer BYD is on a mission to open “a new era where electricity is cheaper than oil” with the launch of their $10,000 EV, the Seagull. The Seagull, which starts at just one-third of the starting price of a Nissan Leaf and one-fourth of the starting price of a Tesla Model 3, has a range of up to 250 miles (compared to the Leaf’s 149) and plugs into a regular household outlet.
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Apr 15, 2024 | 
rooseveltinstitute.org | Elizabeth Pancotti
IntroductionIn 2017, former President Trump and congressional Republicans enacted sweeping changes to the tax code via the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). Many of the law’s provisions were not made permanent, however, and hallmark changes to the individual income and estate tax will expire at the end of 2025.1 As a result, a renewed debate over tax reform has kicked off among policymakers and will accelerate over the next year.
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Feb 26, 2024 | 
sun-sentinel.com | Lindsay Owens |Elizabeth Pancotti
Many Americans are still experiencing the sticker shock they first faced two years ago when inflation hit its peak. But if inflation is down now, why are families still feeling the pinch? The answer lies in corporate profits — and we have the data to prove it. Our new report for the Groundwork Collaborative finds that corporate profits accounted for more than half — 53% — of inflation from April to September 2023. That’s an astronomical percentage.
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Feb 21, 2024 | 
factkeepers.com | Lindsay Owens |Elizabeth Pancotti
Republished with permission from OtherWords, by , Many Americans are still experiencing the sticker shock they first faced two years ago when inflation hit its peak. But if inflation is down now, why are families still feeling the pinch? The answer lies in corporate profits—and we have the data to prove it. Our new report for the Groundwork Collaborative finds that corporate profits accounted for more than half—53 percent—of inflation from April to September 2023. That’s an astronomical percentage.
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Feb 15, 2024 | 
myjournalcourier.com | Lindsay Owens |Elizabeth Pancotti
Many Americans are still experiencing the sticker shock they first faced two years ago when inflation hit its peak. But if inflation is down now, why are families still feeling the pinch? The answer lies in corporate profits — and we have the data to prove it. Our new report for the Groundwork Collaborative finds that corporate profits accounted for more than half — 53% — of inflation from April to September last year. That’s an astronomical percentage.
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Feb 8, 2024 | 
post-gazette.com | Lindsay Owens |Elizabeth Pancotti
Many Americans are still experiencing the sticker shock they first faced two years ago when inflation hit its peak. But if inflation is down now, why are families still feeling the pinch? The answer lies in corporate profits — and we have the data to prove it. More than halfOur new report for the Groundwork Collaborative finds that corporate profits accounted for more than half — 53%— of inflation from April to September 2023. That’s an astronomical percentage.
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Feb 8, 2024 | 
hammondstar.com | Lindsay Owens |Elizabeth Pancotti
Many Americans are still experiencing the sticker shock they first faced two years ago when inflation hit its peak. But if inflation is down now, why are families still feeling the pinch? The answer lies in corporate profits – and we have the data to prove it. Our new report for the Groundwork Collaborative finds that corporate profits accounted for more than half – 53 percent – of inflation from April to September 2023. That’s an astronomical percentage.
