In the News Where the fight for a $15 minimum wage goes from here by Andrew Hanson Dec 9, 2020 Print Share via Email: Where%20the%20fight%20for%20a%20$15%20minimum%20wage%20goes%20from%20here Share via Facebook: Where%20the%20fight%20for%20a%20$15%20minimum%20wage%20goes%20from%20here Share via X: Where%20the%20fight%20for%20a%20$15%20minimum%20wage%20goes%20from%20here Share issues: Finance and Trade, Future of Work originally published in Quartz Economists in the past have expressed concern that increases to the minimum wage could hurt employment in low-wage areas, since the wage hikes would be relatively steep in those places. Featured Publications Analysis Behavioral Health, Federal Government Affairs, Harm Reduction, Healthier Communities, Substance Regulation, Tobacco Harm Reduction The Public Health Cost of FDA’s Tobacco Review Delays Jeffrey S. Smith Oct 8, 2026 Analysis AI Security, Artificial Intelligence, Fraud and Scams, Technology and Innovation AI Can Help Fight Scams—But Only If the Government Lets It Happen Ed Tarnowski Oct 8, 2026 Analysis Behavioral Health, Federal Government Affairs, Harm Reduction, Healthier Communities, Substance Regulation, Tobacco Harm Reduction New Smoking-Cessation Options for Service Members Should Not Stop at Active Duty Jeffrey S. Smith Oct 8, 2026 Real Solutions Federal Government Affairs, Health Tech, Patent Policy, Technology and Innovation Patent Thickets, Product Hops, and Skinny Labels: Congress Takes on Patent Reform Wayne T. Brough Oct 7, 2026 Analysis Electoral Reform, Governance, State Policy Missouri’s Mess: Partisanship and Public Election Administration Jonathan Madison Oct 7, 2026 Analysis Electoral Reform, Governance, State Policy Election Policy Landscape Stabilizes as Midterms Approach: Series Introduction Chris McIsaac Oct 7, 2026 Analysis Electoral Reform, Governance, State Policy Election Policy Landscape Stabilizes as Midterms Approach—Part 1: Citizenship Verification Chris McIsaac Oct 7, 2026 Op-Eds Artificial Intelligence, South, State Policy, Technology and Innovation Data-center disinformation proliferates across Georgia Marc Hyden Oct 5, 2026 Newnan Times-Herald Op-Eds California, State Policy Newsom echoes Brown and acts like Sacramento’s last adult Steven Greenhut Sept 25, 2026 Orange County Register Analysis Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment What 1996 Can Teach Us About Today’s High Electricity Prices Michael Giberson, Jordan Nader Oct 6, 2026
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