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.
199A’s Sunset
Elena Patel explores the implications of the sunset clause on Section 199A.
Rules for effective intergroup bargaining
Ravideep Sethi provides strategies for effective intergroup negotiations.
Study Finds Immigration Crackdown Could Slow Housing Market
Troup Howard reports on immigration policies' impact on the housing market.
Mass Deportation Negatively Impacts Housing Availability, Affordability, Jobs, Utah Study Says
Troup Howard reviews a Utah study on the effects of mass deportations.
Is There Too Much Administrative Burden in Accessing SNAP and WIC Benefits?
Jason Cook and Paige Rowberry evaluate the complexities of accessing nutrition assistance programs.
Tariffs and Executive Authority
Presidential tariffs bypass oversight, raising consumer costs and distorting markets—reforms are needed for transparency and fairness. Read the full story here.
Utah Business Professors Discuss Potential Impact of Tariffs
Elena Patel interviewed on tariff impacts.
Utah Expert Weighs in on Supply Chain Risks
Tariff delay buys time, but businesses and consumers still brace for impact. Watch here.