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Jackson, Ryan[jackson.ryan@epa.gov] American Enterprise Institute Wed 10/11/2017 10:04:29 AM AEI Today: America can't fix poverty until it stops hating poor people
Research consistently finds that Americans exhibit a disturbing level of antipathy toward those on the economic margins.
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Research consistently finds that Americans exhibit a disturbing level of antipathy toward those on the economic margins. For growing percentages of middle- and upper-class people, interactions with the poor and working class are rare. We need to address the forces that are pulling us apart along social and economic lines. And we need, both personally and structurally, to change
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the way we see those who are struggling.
Do kindergartners learn from playacting discrimination?
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In a Chicago school this past April, one ..... kindergartner fretted that he wouldn't be able to get to his spare underpants if he had an accident. Why? Staff at the prestigious Catherine Cook School had opted to deny 5and 6-year-olds access to their cubbies to school them on discrimination. If one student did this to another, we'd call it bullying. What do we call it when educators do it?
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The Washington Post gets retirement wrong
Experts disagree on how well prepared Americans are for retirement, and any researcher would admit that a legitimate debate rages on. That's what makes The Washington Post's lengthy exposition of "The New Reality of Old Age in America" so disheartening. It has everything that poor journalism exhibits: reliance on anecdotes, misleading and sometimes outright incorrect data, and one-sided citation of experts.
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The link between GDP and corporate taxes
Given that corporate tax reform feels more likely now than ever before in recent memory, AEI researchers are sharing an approach that anyone can use to generate reasonable estimates of how economy-wide investment and GDP would respond to corporate tax changes. This approach is quite useful when considering alternative paths for corporate income tax reform.
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