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Q&A with Nicole Smith: “Technology tends to create more work than it destroys”

CEW Chief Economist Dr. Nicole Smith discusses her path to becoming an economist, the economy…

CEW GeorgetownSeptember 2, 2021

The Future of American Higher Education

The value of postsecondary education and its role in replicating race and class privilege will…

Communications InternAugust 2, 2021

Anxiety, Depression Persist for Some Despite Waning Pandemic

Adults who are young, have household incomes below $75,000, or have some college but no…

CEW GeorgetownJuly 6, 2021

The Student Debt Dilemma

College is worth the cost, but too many students end up with an unmanageable debt…

Communications InternMay 24, 2021

What, Exactly, Is Infrastructure?

Communications InternApril 26, 2021

Vaccinations Have Ramped Up, But Has Distribution Been Equitable?

Communications InternMarch 25, 2021

One Year of the COVID Economy

Nearly half of adults experienced loss of employment income in their household since March 13,…

Communications InternMarch 22, 2021

How Useful Is High School Math on the Job?

We took a look at the data to help answer that age-old question.

Communications InternMarch 9, 2021

Black Workers Have Made Sizable Gains in Education and Good Jobs

Despite equity issues in the education pipeline and discrimination in the workforce, many Black students…

Communications InternFebruary 25, 2021

10 Highest-Paying Majors for Black College Graduates

Communications InternFebruary 19, 2021