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: Competition Policy, Economic Mobility, Federal Government Affairs 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 Analysis Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment, Federal Government Affairs, Permitting Reform Energy Dominance Hinges on Permitting and Power Grid Reforms Devin Hartman Dec 4, 2024 Op-Eds South, State Policy Remembering a lion of the Georgia Senate, my friend Bruce Thompson Marc Hyden Dec 2, 2024 The Newnan Times-Herald Analysis Federal Government Affairs, Intellectual Property, Technology and Innovation The Pro Codes Act attempts to copyright the law. But is it constitutional? Canyon Brimhall Dec 4, 2024 Real Solutions Economic Mobility, Federal Government Affairs, Project for Women and Families A Renewed Child Tax Credit Could Use a Tune-Up Courtney Joslin Dec 3, 2024 In the News Competition Policy, Occupational Licensing Colorado doctor shortage: Not even Denver has enough health workers Shoshana Weissmann Dec 3, 2024 Denver Post Analysis Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment, Federal Government Affairs, FERC Cost-Causation Is No Cause for Concern Kent Chandler Dec 2, 2024 Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Pretrial The Menendez Brothers: Crime, Trauma, and Evolving Perspectives on Abuse and Justice Jillian Snider Dec 2, 2024 In the News Agriculture, Federal Government Affairs, Insurance PA chocolate surplus finds new use on farms Nan Swift Dec 2, 2024 Public News Service In the News Online Content Policy, Technology and Innovation OPINION: ‘Online Safety’ legislation is well intentioned but misguided – The Nevada Independent Shoshana Weissmann Dec 1, 2024 The Nevada Independent Analysis Electoral Reform, Governance The Story of the Smooth 2024 Election Jonathan Madison Nov 27, 2024
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