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Are Economic Elites Awaking to the Need to Do Something About Inequality?

Type: Blog
Author: Stephen Herzenberg
Date: December 09, 2013

The first in an occasional series on reducing inequality Are American opinion leaders and policymakers finally ready for a...

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Many Core Drilling Jobs Existed Before Emergence of Hydrofracking

Type: Blog
Author: Chris Lilienthal
Date: December 04, 2013

It’s been nearly two weeks since we released a report with the Multi-State Shale Research Collaborative finding that drilling...

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California Conservative Proposes $12 Per Hour Minimum Wage

Type: Blog
Author: Stephen Herzenberg
Date: December 02, 2013

Last week, The New York Times reported that Ron Unz, a conservative Silicon Valley millionaire and past editor of...

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Little Good News for PA Jobs in September and October

Type: Blog
Author: Mark Price
Date: November 25, 2013

One of the many lingering side effects of the shutdown of the federal government in October was a delay...

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Shale Drilling Highly Sensitive to Price, Meaning Job Gains May Not Be Lasting

Type: Blog
Author: Chris Lilienthal
Date: November 25, 2013

Natural gas drilling in the six states spanning the Marcellus Shale is highly sensitive to price fluctuations. High prices...

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Six-State Study Finds Industry Supporters Exaggerated Jobs Impact of Shale Drilling

Type: Blog
Author: Chris Lilienthal
Date: November 22, 2013

Drilling in the six states that span the Marcellus and Utica Shale formations has produced far fewer new jobs...

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Exaggerating the Employment Impacts of Shale Drilling: How and Why

Type: Reports and Papers
Author: Marcellus Shale
Date: November 21, 2013

Over the last several years, firms with an economic interest in the expansion of drilling in the Marcellus and...

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