IMPA celebrated its first anniversary on April 17, 2024, with a colloquium on Inequality and the Macroeconomy: Academic and Policy Challenges. The first session featured academic inquiries related to IMPA’s…
Together with Columbia University’s Institute for Policy Dialogue and Center for Political Economy, IMPA co-sponsored the Workshop on Post-Pandemic Macroeconomics, held at Columbia’s School of International and Public Affairs on…
IMPA’s report on the economic damage that would ensue if Congress were to pursue repeal of the Green Tax Credits, as proposed last year, was covered by Bloomburg.
Repealing the Clean Energy Credits – A Macroeconomic Assessment by Ignacio González, Juan Montecino, and Vasudeva Ramaswamy This brief explains a new analysis of a Republican proposal to repeal the…
“The Symposium on Tax Policy in an Unequal Economy,” held at American University, was IMPA’s inaugural event. It featured presentations and a panel discussion on taxation policy in the United…
This brief explains IMPA’s new analysis of the corporate tax cuts in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), showing that the IMPA model would have outperformed existing models in analyzing TCJA by correctly predicting the anemic growth in investment, output, jobs, and wages that followed its enactment.
IMPA’s “Policy Perspectives on Market Power” was a small, high-powered conference that featured research presentations and wide-ranging discussions on the most crucial implications of market power for policymaking. The event…
