The Economic and Social Impact of the Animal Health Industry
December 2022
Animal health products are indispensable to the American economy and communities.
Digital Commerce: Alibaba’s Contributions to the U.S. Economy
December 2022
Sales by U.S. brands on Alibaba’s platforms result in substantial contributions to the companies along the supply chain and communities across America.
The Economic and Social Benefits of Physician-Led Hospitals
September 2022
Physician-led hospitals are critical to the American healthcare system and have positive contributions to the U.S. economy.
Project-Based Rental Assistance: More Than Affordable Housing
June 2022
Project-Based Rental Assistance (PBRA) is a crucial program that provides assistance to working families, the elderly, and the disabled. All areas of life are improved with access to decent and stable housing.
Fairer, Faster, Better III: An Empirical Assessment of Consumer and Employment Arbitration
March 2022
Empirical evidence shows that arbitration is an effective process for resolving consumer and employment disputes.
Kroger Stores Benefit Western Communities: An Assessment of the Enterprise’s Compensation Packages and the Economic Impacts in the West
January 2022
This study assesses the compensation packages of the Kroger enterprise’s hourly associates compared to their peers in the supermarket and grocery industry and retail industry overall. It then evaluates the economic and social impacts of Kroger to associates and communities in four Western states.
The Importance of IP-intensive Manufacturing Industries to the U.S. Economy
October 2021
This study shows that IP-intensive industries outperform their counterparts across economic metrics during 2008-19.
Achieving Financial Stability Without Excessive Rate Increases: A Review of the USPS Strategic Plan “Delivering for America”
July 2021
USPS can achieve financial stability by implementing other strategic initiatives and maintaining CPI rate increases.
The Economic Benefits of Risk-Based Pricing
April 2021
Limiting or banning risk-based pricing would have significant negative impacts on consumers, especially, minority and low income households.
Fairer, Faster, Better II: An Empirical Assessment of Consumer Arbitration
November 2020
Empirical evidence shows that arbitration is an effective process for resolving consumer disputes. While litigation is a long and often burdensome process with many rules and requirements, arbitration is simpler and more flexible.
Will US Leadership in Biopharmaceutical R&D Continue?
November 2020
Innovation most successfully occurs in regions around the world that allow inventors to operate in a public policy framework that rewards risk taking and investment. This is especially so for the biopharmaceutical industry. Because of the high risk, high cost …
The Impact of COVID-19 on Low- and Moderate- Income Housing Providers
October 2020
This report examines the short-term and long-term impact of the pandemic on the low- and moderate- income rental providers, renters, service providers, and the surrounding communities.