
Josh Bivens
Contributing Writer at Slate
Mostly boring thoughts about economic policy. Day job is research director @Economicpolicy, but these tweets are just like my opinion, man.
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portside.org | Daniel Costa |Josh Bivens |Ben Zipperer |Ismael Cid-Martinez
Tidbits – Apr.17 – Reader Comments: First They Came for Kilmar; We Should All Be Very, Very Afraid; New Resource: Immigrants and the Economy; Lots of Cartoons As We Struggle To Make the World Better; and More; Published April 17, 2025 First they came for Kilmar -- Cartoon by Lalo AlcarazWhat were once trains...
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epi.org | Daniel Costa |Josh Bivens |Ben Zipperer |Ismael Cid-Martinez
Immigration FAQ home Immigrants and the economy Unauthorized immigrants and the economy Immigration enforcement in the workplace Immigrant workers in your state Note on terminology Get Immigration FAQ updates and new releases Download the FAQ Immigration is among the most important economic and political issues and a main topic of discourse and debate among policymakers and the public. But misperceptions persist about many fundamental aspects of this crucial topic, such as: the size and...
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epi.org | Daniel Costa |Josh Bivens |Monique Morrissey
Immigration is among the most important economic and political issues and a main topic of discourse and debate among policymakers and the public.
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2 weeks ago |
epi.org | Josh Bivens |Elise Gould
Wage growth since 1979 has not been stagnant, but it has definitely been suppressed We recently released our annual report assessing wage growth in the U.S. economy. We highlighted that strong and broadly shared wage growth since 2019 contrasted sharply with much slower and unequal rates of growth before that year.
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epi.org | David Cooper |Josh Bivens
Conservative lawmakers’ preference to cut taxes is nothing new, but Missouri state lawmakers are currently considering a tax measure that would privilege the state’s wealthiest individuals in ways no other state with an income tax has done—by fully exempting all capital gains income from taxation. This change would exacerbate an already regressive state tax system, forcing low- and middle-income Missourians to shoulder a larger share of financing for state public services.
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This is a very good way to put it. And implicitly an argument that (1) lags are indeed long and variable, and, (2) contrary to the new view of monetary lags, we hadn't actually faced most of the contractionary effect of 2022's rate hikes before SVB fell, right?