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Analysis

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    Immigrant inventors are crucial for American national and economic security

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

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    How Much Does Retirement Plan Coverage Vary by State and Income? An Updated Look.

  • Categories: Analysis|Published On: August 8, 2023|

    Tax Data Reveals Large Flight of High Earners from Major Cities During the Pandemic

  • Categories: Analysis|Published On: July 24, 2023|

    The Startup Surge Continues: Business Applications on Track for Second-Largest Annual Total on Record

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    Young families are still fleeing major cities in huge numbers, a ‘big surprise’ for metros trying to escape the urban doom loop

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