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Employment

America continues to suffer from a slow recovery in employment and record-high rates of worker anxiety after the Great Recession. Manhattan Institute scholars explore ways to assist low-income Americans in making work pay, while not reducing job growth, and oppose counter-productive initiatives advanced in their name.