Trump Wants to Extend His 2017 Tax Cuts. An Economist Explains What That Would Do
Elena Patel discusses the economic ramifications of Trump’s tax policy proposals.
Newly Placed Tariffs Could Cost Utahns More for Produce in Groceries, Dining Out
Elena Patel examines how tariffs could increase costs for Utah consumers.
Trump’s 2017 Tax Cuts: Promises vs. Reality
Elena Patel explores the outcomes of Trump’s 2017 tax cuts.
Utah’s Renewable Energy Goldmine
Utah’s unique geography and plummeting renewable energy costs could spark massive economic growth, cheaper power, and higher wages... Read the full story here.
Opinion: Investing in Utah Children — The Proven Benefits of the Child Tax Credit for Families in Need
Elena Patel highlights the benefits of the child tax credit for Utah families.
Roadmapping a Career in Science Policy from College: Interview with Marli Bain
Marli Bain shares her journey into science policy and tips for college students looking to follow a similar path.
The Secret That Colleges Should Stop Keeping
Adam Looney discusses colleges' transparency about actual education costs.
How Congress Can Turn Tariff Lemons into Lemonade: A Border-Adjustment Tax
Adam Looney and Elena Patel propose policy solutions to counteract tariff-induced challenges.
Immigration Crackdown: Housing’s Hidden Threat
Mass deportations could worsen the housing crisis by gutting construction labor, says a University of Utah study. Read the full story here.
Mass Deportation Is Likely Bad for Housing Prices
A new study done by Troup Howard concludes mass deportation of undocumented immigrants would drain the construction workforce, significantly slowing an already sluggish rate of new residential construction.