In the News Freakanomics Radio: Why Does the Richest Country in the World Have So Many Poor Kids? by Douglas Besharov, Neil Gilbert Sept 17, 2021 Print Share via Email: Freakanomics%20Radio:%20Why%20Does%20the%20Richest%20Country%20in%20the%20World%20Have%20So%20Many%20Poor%20Kids? Share via Facebook: Freakanomics%20Radio:%20Why%20Does%20the%20Richest%20Country%20in%20the%20World%20Have%20So%20Many%20Poor%20Kids? Share via Twitter: Freakanomics%20Radio:%20Why%20Does%20the%20Richest%20Country%20in%20the%20World%20Have%20So%20Many%20Poor%20Kids? Share issues: Economic Mobility, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade originally published in Freakonomics Radio Resources “Marriage Penalties in the Modern Social Welfare State,” by Douglas J. Besharov and Neil Gilbert (R Street, 2015). Featured Publications Real Solutions Clean Energy, Energy and Environment, Federal Government Affairs Low-Energy Fridays: Would IRA repeal end clean energy growth? Philip Rossetti May 2, 2025 Op-Eds Artificial Intelligence, Federal Government Affairs, Technology and Innovation America Can Still Lose the AI Race Adam Thierer April 19, 2025 RealClearDefense Analysis Electoral Reform, Governance The Competition Solution to the Primary Problem Jonathan Madison May 1, 2025 Analysis Energy and Environment, Federal Government Affairs, Permitting Reform Emission Benefits of Permitting Reform: A Solution for America’s Energy Future Olivia Manzagol, Philip Rossetti April 30, 2025 Analysis Our Organization, Real Insights Real Insights: Trust, Freedom, and the Future—A Conversation with Lenore Skenazy Erica Schoder April 29, 2025 Analysis Clean Slate, Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Reentry The Economic Case for Clean Slate Policy Anthony Lamorena, Nicholas Thielman April 28, 2025 Op-Eds Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Policing, South, State Policy High-speed chase fatality shines light on policing practices Marc Hyden April 28, 2025 The Newnan Times-Herald Op-Eds California, Energy and Environment, Environmental Regulation, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, State Policy, Transportation Trump’s Electric Vehicle Rollback Helps Consumers, Won’t Hurt Climate Steven Greenhut April 27, 2025 The American Spectator Analysis Competition & Antitrust, Online Content Policy, Technology and Innovation The Google Search Case: A Remedy Searching for an Ailment Josh Withrow April 25, 2025 In the News, Podcasts Data Policy, Online Content Policy, Public Safety, Technology and Innovation The Fraudian Slip Podcast: ITRC, BIC & FIDO Alliance Policy Forum – It’s Not Just About Benefits Fraud Shoshana Weissmann April 25, 2025 The Fraudian Slip Podcast
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