Atlanta has always prided itself on its forward-looking perspective. As one business leader put it in the late 1980s,... READ MORE

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Among all the trials and tribulations that define Greece these days, one that has received relatively little attention... READ MORE

A weak labor market, like the one we’ve experienced since the financial crisis in 2008, imposes enormous stress on... READ MORE

Most people understandably won’t make it to Table 6-2 of the Analytical Perspectives companion volume released with the... READ MORE

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Has the ailing economy forced older workers to delay their retirement? The conventional wisdom certainly suggests so. A... READ MORE

At some point in every negotiation over fiscal policy, once the high-minded speeches and other pleasantries have been... READ MORE