Skip to content

Georgetown Public Policy Review

  • HOME
  • ARTICLES
    • ALL
    • DATA
    • ECONOMY
    • EDUCATION
    • ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT
    • EQUITY
    • HEALTH
    • HUMAN RIGHTS
    • INTERNATIONAL
    • POLITICS
  • PODCAST
  • 2026 SPRING EDITION
    • 2025 SPRING EDITION
    • PREVIOUS EDITIONS
  • ABOUT
    • EDITORS
    • CONTACT
  • SUBMIT
  • Instagram
  • Home
  • Blog
  • Economy
  • Page 14

Category: Economy

The political economy of state and local tax deductions after the new tax law

  • June 20, 2018

The new Republican-sponsored tax law results in a higher tax burden in Democratic-leaning states. Does the law punish Democrats or fulfill their long-time goal of a progressive tax system?

Categories: Domestic Policy, Economy, Politics

Considerations of Workplace Democracy as a New Business Model for Productivity

  • March 20, 2018

Note: This piece was co-authored by Rebekah Ackerman and Charlie Whittington No subject suffers continuous and unproductive beatings as often as the subject of economic inequality. The conventional analysis of economic inequality considers measurements of income and wealth to identify trends…

Categories: Economy
Load More Posts

EXPLORE

2026 SPRING EDITION

ARTICLES

PODCAST

ABOUT

EDITORS

HISTORY

CONTACT

FOLLOW

  • Instagram
  • Spotify
  • SoundCloud
  • Link
Copyright © 2026 Georgetown Public Policy Review.
  • HOME
  • ARTICLES
    • ALL
    • DATA
    • ECONOMY
    • EDUCATION
    • ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT
    • EQUITY
    • HEALTH
    • HUMAN RIGHTS
    • INTERNATIONAL
    • POLITICS
  • PODCAST
  • 2026 SPRING EDITION
    • 2025 SPRING EDITION
    • PREVIOUS EDITIONS
  • ABOUT
    • EDITORS
    • CONTACT
  • SUBMIT