Brookings Institution

During the last two decades, it has become commonplace for presidential candidates on both sides of the aisle to pledge to not raise taxes on at least some income groups.

In this piece, we update previous analyses to explore what factors led to the increase through 2023 and what has led to the partial reversal.

It is time for the Federal Reserve to fulfill its statutory requirement by instituting the rulemaking described in this petition.

Transitioning to an electrical grid powered by the sun and the wind instead of oil, natural gas, and coal will produce substantial economic benefits, especially in rural and manufacturing areas.

Here we explore what categories of goods are being transshipped to Russia via third countries and to what extent transshipments offset the direct drop in exports to Russia.

Artificial intelligence (AI) raises an acute set of challenges with respect to export control.

Partnerships represent almost 30 percent of all business income in the United States, now outnumbering C corporations.

From 1984 to 2003 Congress reduced the deficit (the annual gap between federal spending and revenue) when projected deficits rose. But, on average, it has not responded to projected deficits from 2004 to 2023.

The Federal Reserve’s monetary policy framework contributed to its delayed response to surging inflation in 2021 and 2022.