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New York City’s Election Marks the Rise of the…
Voters’ passage this week of key New York City Charter changes—which will shift certain powers over…
The Immigrant Who Industrialized America
In 1789, a 21-year-old man landed in New York. He was young, over six feet tall, and ready to take…
Jay Powell’s Legacy
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The Shutdown’s Surprisingly Small Economic Impact
The Shutdown’s Surprisingly Small Economic Impact by Manhattan InstituteConcrete Evidence (November…
The Fed at a Crossroads
Jay Powell will be remembered for many things, not least for being the Federal Reserve chair who…
New York Ballot Proposals Could Spur a Housing…
This week, New Yorkers have a chance to vote on more than just their next mayor. By approving a…
America Doesn’t Need Fewer Immigrants—It Needs Better…
The two most important considerations in immigration policy are how many immigrants to admit and…
American Workers Keep Fleeing Big Cities
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How Remote Work Led to Big Cities’ Decline
For decades, as the American economy tilted toward white-collar work, big urban counties thrived.…
Bidenomics Caused Inflation, But the Left Remains…
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