Top economists provide much-needed guidance--and some surprising conclusions--in response to rising public concerns about inequality in the U.S. tax system.

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The United States currently has a large number of policies designed to assist low-income workers. The primary mechanism is the U.S. tax code, with revenue losses to tax credits for low-income workers, such as the Earned Income...

The federal government allocates too many resources to housing.

A top Republican and Democratic economist explain why Obama's economic policies are failing, and offer a commonsense blueprint for reigniting long-term growth and prosperity for all Americans.

During the late 1990s, productivity soared and ignited a "new economy" debate over whether the phenomenon was temporary or permanent. More recently, productivity growth has been unusually strong in the face of an abruptly slowing economy, surprising many skeptics who viewed the boom times of...

The Fed needs to strengthen thedollar in orderto promotelong-run prosperity and maximal growth.

Six important new studies by distinguished economics and scholars now provide a road map for policymakers faced with the difficult subject of income equality.