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Art's economic power in New England
Gill, Kathleen
(2001-04)
Communities and Banking
, Issue Spr
, Pages 10-14
Report
The impact of migration on earnings inequality in New England
Jackson, Osborne
(2019-06-01)
Migration plays an important role in the New England economy; absent immigration, the region?s population and workforce would have shrunk in recent years. Yet increasingly, immigrant inflows have been met with legislative opposition at both the national and regional levels, motivated in part by concerns that immigration may be an important factor driving the marked rise in earnings inequality. The research findings presented in this report, however, indicate that immigration accounts for a very small portion?only 6.0 percent?of the rising earnings inequality that the region has experienced. ...
New England Public Policy Center Research Report
, Paper 19-2
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Downtown New England: center cities thrive when connected to their regions
Campbell, John
(1991-10)
Regional Review
, Issue fall
, Pages 6-13
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Explaining the bust
Sass, Steven A.
(1992-01)
Regional Review
, Issue Win
, Pages 19-24
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The cost of doing business
Schacht, Susan
(1991-10)
Regional Review
, Issue fall
, Pages 14-19
Journal Article
\"Whither New England\"?
McNees, Stephen K.; Tootell, Geoffrey M. B.
(1991-07)
This article attempts to identify precursors, or indicators, of New England employment. The predictive power of a diverse array of variables is calculated and compared. However, because no single variable is likely to contain all information of predictive value, the article then explores alternative methods of combining several variables into an index or statistical "model" of New England employment growth. The variables are separated into regional, national, and expectational in order to measure the predictive value of each type of information. ; In both in-sample and out-of-sample tests, ...
New England Economic Review
, Issue Jul
, Pages 11-26
Journal Article
Unemployment insurance policy in New England: background and issues
Tannenwald, Robert; O'Leary, Christopher J.
(1997-05)
Almost two-thirds of the states, and all the New England states except New Hampshire, have exhausted their unemployment insurance trust fund and borrowed from the federal government at least once during the past 35 years. Under such circumstances, states are required by law to raise unemployment insurance taxes in order to replenish their trust funds and to pay off their debts to the federal government. Since higher unemployment insurance taxes increase employer costs, replenishment forces states into a trade-off between economic competitiveness and trust fund adequacy. In recent years, ...
New England Economic Review
, Issue May
, Pages 3-22
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Lean state funding pinches budgets of New England public colleges and universities
anonymous
(1995-07)
Fiscal Facts
, Issue Sum
, Pages 1-2, 8
Briefing
Recent Trends in Residential Segregation in New England
Chiumenti, Nicholas
(2020-04-08)
Residential segregation in Boston has drawn considerable attention in recent years, but much less notice has been given to the issue with respect to the rest of New England. This regional brief focuses on residential segregation between all minority groups and non-Hispanic white residents in metro areas throughout the region. New England’s population is predominately non-Hispanic white; however, the region has diversified considerably since 1990, as most of the population growth has occurred among minority groups. Residential segregation by race/ethnicity declined over that same period in ...
New England Public Policy Center Regional Brief
, Paper 2020-01
Journal Article
Righting the scales: the search for balance in health care
Boucher, Norman; Little, Jane Sneddon
(1994-10)
Regional Review
, Issue Fall
, Pages 20-24
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