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Policy Proposals September 27, 2012

Learning from the successes and failures of charter schools

Because many successful charter schools represent a radical departure from traditional public schools, they often embody a black box to educational reformers. …
Policy Proposals September 27, 2012

Harnessing technology to improve K-12 education

Education technologies hold promise for personalized learning and for building basic skills, but a fundamental obstacle remains: the effectiveness of learning …
Economic Facts September 27, 2012

A dozen economic facts about K-12 education

The Hamilton Project explores both the condition of education in the United States and the economic evidence on several promising K-12 interventions that could…
Posts September 21, 2012

Innovation is the key to better education

Although innovation has revolutionized the American economy as a whole over the last century, the education sector has benefitted relatively little from these …
Posts August 29, 2012

August jobs report: The private sector continues to grow

The unemployment rate fell to 8.1 percent in August, according to today’s employment report, which is the lowest rate since the onset of the recession. The pri…
Posts August 3, 2012

A record decline in government jobs: Implications for the economy and America’s workforce

The Hamilton Project examines the short- and long-run impacts of public-sector job cuts since the Great Recession. If the share of government employment to pop…
Posts July 6, 2012

The role of fiscal stimulus in the ongoing recovery

The Hamilton Project examines the relationship between government spending and unemployment, finding that states that spent more during the Great Recession exp…
Papers June 13, 2012

Energy policy opportunities and continuing challenges in the presence of increased supplies of natural gas and petroleum

This Hamilton Project framing paper summarizes recent changes in the energy sector, and lays out five principles for shaping energy and environmental policy.
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