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The Geography of American Exceptionalism

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Analysis

  • Categories: Analysis|Published On: May 30, 2025|

    The U.S. loses most international graduates it trains. That problem is about to get worse.

  • Categories: Analysis|Published On: September 28, 2023|

    Startups Reach a 14-Year High: Pandemic Impacts on Economic Dynamism Come Into Focus

  • Categories: Policy, Analysis|Published On: September 25, 2023|

    The Chipmaker’s Visa: A Key Ingredient for CHIPS Act Success

  • Categories: Reports, Analysis|Published On: September 20, 2023|

    Trends in U.S. Business Dynamism and the Innovation Landscape

  • Categories: Analysis|Published On: August 14, 2023|

    A Summer Renaissance: Small Business Conditions Mirror an Improving U.S. Economy

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    Trump’s Virginia voter base relies on spending Musk’s team might cut

    Published On: December 3, 2024

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    Trump’s Georgia voter base relies on spending Musk’s DOGE might cut

    Published On: December 2, 2024

  • New York Times

    Note to Democrats: It’s Time to Take Up Your Hammers

    Published On: November 30, 2024

  • EIG Applauds Kevin Hassett on Appointment to National Economic Council

    Published On: November 27, 2024

  • Axios

    Trump’s voter base relies on spending Musk’s DOGE might cut

    Published On: November 20, 2024

  • Business Insider

    2 maps show that Americans rely on income like Social Security more than they used to

    Published On: November 15, 2024
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