The Reimagining the Economy project will be hosting a range of events in Fall '2024, on topics such as immigration, technology, the precariousness of work, and narratives about neoliberalism.
The Reimagining the Economy Project brought together researchers and policy practitioners from around the world to take stock of the range of current thinking in productive development policies.
Local economic development practitioners from across the country discuss the challenges that small, distressed, and rural communities encounter while accessing federal and state funds and the type of coordination required among local actors.
The Reimagining the Economy Program invited Professors Raj Chetty and Michael Sandel to engage in a conversation moderated by Professor Dani Rodrik, on the American Dream and the value American society places on higher education
The Reimagining the Economy Project together with the Aspen Economic Strategy Group will be hosting a webinar titled Local Labor Market Impacts of the Energy Transition, featuring Gordon Hanson, Melissa Kearney, and John Podesta
The Reimagining the Economy project convened 20 economists and political scientists for a workshop on firm support policies, including management and entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial ecosystems, and tax incentives.
Dr. Heather Boushey, Congressman Ro Khanna, and Professors Danielle Allen and Edward Glaeser discuss the U.S.'s development challenges, and the need for local experimentation and place-based policies.
