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Tag: labor market

Gráficos que ilustran las tendencias en las solicitudes de permisos de trabajo y la oferta laboral.
Globalization

The Hamilton Project: 2025 by the Numbers

In 2025, the Hamilton Project analyzed challenges and developments in U.S. economic policies, including federal government operations, the social security network, and commercial policy. It highlighted the impact of immigration on the labor supply, poverty reduction through expansions in the social security network, and the influence of cuts in programs such as Medicaid and SNAP. It also noted the increase in labor participation among young women and U.S. tariffs compared to other developed countries.

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December 17, 2025
Los inmigrantes trabajan en la infraestructura de energía renovable en tecnología verde.
Environment

Future-Proof Workers: Green Skills for Tomorrow

Germany faces challenges in its transition to sustainable value chains and carbon-neutral economic growth, exacerbated by labor and skills shortages. The immigration of qualified workers, even from outside Europe, can address these shortages. Training and recruiting workers with green skills from climate-vulnerable countries can create synergies between economic policy and development cooperation. The need for qualified green workers is crucial to ensure economic competitiveness and transition to a climate-sustainably future.

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November 13, 2025
Los gráficos comparan las estrategias de inversión de alto riesgo de hombres y mujeres.
Society

Gender Wealth Gap in the European Union: A Distributive Perspective.

The study on gender inequality in wealth in the European Union shows persistent gaps between men and women, with significant disparities between the middle class and the wealthy. Men hold properties, businesses and high-risk financial assets, while women have bank deposits and low-risk assets. Although women have higher academic education, this advantage does not reflect in greater wealth.

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October 30, 2025
Gráficos y mapas que ilustran el impacto de OBBBA en los requisitos de trabajo de SNAP.
Globalization

Analyzing SNAP Work Requirement Waivers Using OBBBA Rules During the Great Recession

The application of OBBBA rules to the 2008 Economic Recession evaluated the waiver of work requirements in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The One Big Beautiful Bill Act exposes more SNAP participants to work requirements and changes the exemption criteria, making it harder to get a waiver by location and establishing a 10% unemployment rate as a key criterion, affecting SNAP’s ability to function as a countercyclical program.

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October 8, 2025