'Economic policy institute' presentation slideshows

SES & Academic Achievement

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How do we prepare our students for a world we cannot possibly imagine?

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Income Inequality in the United States and Oklahoma

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Father Involvement and Early Child Development: What We Know and How We Know It

Father Involvement and Early Child Development: What We Know and How We Know It. University of Pennsylvania Dr. Vivian L. Gadsden, Director, NCOFF William T. Carter Professor of Child Development & Education University of Pennsylvania viviang@gse.upenn.edu

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Melissa Riggins

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Stopping people doing good things: the essence of effective leadership

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Help Wanted: Creating Equal Opportunities for Minorities

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Defending the Social Safety Net: A Call to Action

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Outperforming the market

Outperforming the market. Emily Thaden, Ph.D. Research & Policy Development National CLT Network. Low rates of Foreclosure in U.S. community land trusts. History of u.s. housing values. Foreclosure filings on u.s. properties by year. 1 in 45 housing units. 1 in 45 housing units.

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How do we prepare students for a world we cannot imagine?

How do we prepare students for a world we cannot imagine?. Dylan Wiliam. Three long-term trends. Changes in: The world of work The abilities of children The quality of teachers How we should respond. Non-economic benefits of education. More educated students live longer are healthier

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War Room 29 August 2012 Jobs + Inequality

War Room 29 August 2012 Jobs + Inequality. War Room. Monthly macro discussion Using tools in context Update on HiddenLevers Features Your feedback welcome. Jobs + Inequality. Jobs Picture: Current Snapshot Comparative: Post-Recession Job Recoveries III. Market Inequality

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Lecture 2: Inequality

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Research 101

Research 101. The most basic, and often under utilized, way to win a debate. The Basics. Google search (where most people stop, too) Type in any part of the resolution you need clarification on or the whole resolution. Wikipedia

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Imported human rights violations: behind the scenes of the assembly of our technology

Imported human rights violations: behind the scenes of the assembly of our technology. Damien Olivares. The growth of China. Today, China produces more electronics than any other country This has contributed immensely to their economy

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Long-term unemployment: causes, consequences and solutions

May 26 , 2010. Heidi Shierholz Economist, Economic Policy Institute. EPI Forum . Long-term unemployment: causes, consequences and solutions. The gap in the labor market. Jobs needed to keep up with population growth. 2.9 million. 10.7 million. 7.8 million.

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Weekly Wages Regression Analysis

Economic Policy Institute The Low Wages of Black Immigrants Algernon Austin Economic Policy Institute September 14, 2011 EARN Conference Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Weekly Wages Regression Analysis. Findings are relative to U.S.-born non-Hispanic white men and women Control variables:

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Changes in the US Labor Market as a result of the Great Recession

October 26 th , 2010. Heidi Shierholz Economist, Economic Policy Institute. Presentation at the NAF Event Revising Policy Assumptions in the Wake of The Great Recession. Changes in the US Labor Market as a result of the Great Recession. Shortfall of over 11 million jobs.

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Union Density 1964 = 29%

Union Density 1964 = 29%. 0% to 9%. 10% to 20%. 21% to 30%. 31% +. Source: U.S. Department of Labor. Union Density 1984 = 19%. 0% to 9%. 10% to 20%. 21% to 30%. 31 % +. Source: U.S. Department of Labor. Union Density 2004 = 13%. 0% to 9%. 10% to 20%. 21% to 30%. 31% +.

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Employment-Based Strategies for Closing the Racial Wealth Gap September 24, 2008

Employment-Based Strategies for Closing the Racial Wealth Gap September 24, 2008. Moderator: Tse Ming Tam , United Way of the Bay Area Panelists: Tim Lohrentz , Insight Center for Community Economic Development Dr. Maya Rockeymoore , Global Policy Solutions

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