
What Else Could a Tax Cut for the Richest 1% Buy in Your State?
New data from our National Priorities Project shows what’s at stake if America’s richest get a tax cut.
New data from our National Priorities Project shows what’s at stake if America’s richest get a tax cut.
Experts will discuss the military budget, job creation, and rebalancing our national security in an interactive dialog that will be broadcast across the country.
A screenings of a brand new film about dignified jobs in democratic workplaces, from Mondragon to the Rust Belt and beyond.
Without serious accountability, the rallying cry for more “job creation” is likely to amount to nothing more than empty rhetoric.
The Occupy Movement has significantly expanded the space for discourse on inequality, as demonstrated by who is invited to testify at this hearing of the Senate Committee on The Budget.
Some are arguing that the military budget can’t be cut because it will cost jobs. This summary of a 2009 study shows that, compared to other forms of federal spending, the military budget is a very poor job creator indeed.
A look at the Job Training Partnership Program that was introduced today by the White House.
Don’t do it with military spending or tax cuts, a new study shows.