Other Research on Economic Crisis
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Other Research on Economic Crisis
This report examines the quality of disclosure on the official websites set up by state governments to educate the public about the flow of funds from the federal stimulus program. Read More »
This report addresses the impacts of the 2008 recession on California and Los Angeles County, including changes in employment, health and welfare indicators that closely track employment. Read More »
This research brief examines the economic dimensions of the recession for workers in California and the United States. Read More »
This study investigates the economic stability of African American and Latino middle-class families before the current recession. Read More »
This paper documents the current employment picture, analyzes job loss by industrial sectors and takes an historical and contemporary look at unemployment. Read More »
This policy brief profiles the poor in L.A. County, examining their efforts to make ends meet and avoid homelessness. Read More »
In this blueprint, the National Employment Law Project (NELP) sets out a four-pronged strategy to help inform the priorities of the new administration and Congress on workplace and economic policy. Read More »
In this article, the noted economist discusses how a large-scale federal government stimulus program is necessary to end the recession. Read More »
This report, published before the recession deepened, reviewed key economic indicators and examined the consequences of an economic slowdown for the state of California. Read More »
This report examines how Los Angeles workers and their families have fared relative to their counterparts in the rest of California as the county’s labor market has changed. Read More »

