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February 6, 2025
Deficit Reduction Proposals: Introduction
Republican legislators, now fully in control of both chambers of Congress, are set on making good on campaign promises to reign in federal spending. Over the next few months, Everything Policy will analyze deficit reduction proposals from both parties, offering a facts-first analysis of expected savings and real-world impacts. This first brief shows how the budgeting process used by Congress can work against building partisan consensus around deficit reduction.
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January 30, 2025
Migration and Crime: A Closer Look at Car Thefts
In our past briefs, we have explored unauthorized immigration, its recent increases, and where migrants tend to settle in the United States. We've also analyzed the relationship between migrant populations within specific communities and violent crime rates. While our research wasn’t intended to suggest that migrants don’t commit crimes, available data does suggest there is no direct connection between overall crime rates within communities with higher numbers of migrants. This brief extends our analysis to consider a less serious but more common crime: car theft.
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January 23, 2025
Housing Affordability
Housing affordability has been at the forefront of national discussions, as average home prices have risen significantly across the U.S. in recent years. Many stories have highlighted sharp price increases in large cities such as New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. However, less data is readily available to determine whether prices have increased nationwide or only in some areas. It is also unclear to what degree, if any, incomes have kept pace with higher home prices. In this brief, we examine trends in home prices and incomes across a range of urban and rural communities. What areas of the country are experiencing the greatest impact from rising home prices? Are there communities where increased incomes have kept pace with home prices?
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