Uncovering the roots and ongoing drivers of racial disparities in wealth and income mobility in the United States.

A Trump administration proposal to block some immigrants from the 2030 census could shift congressional seats away from Republican states, a New York Times analysis found.

Author: Amy O’Hara,  Director of the Massive Data Institute at the McCourt School of Public Policy, Georgetown University Rigorous scientific research into voting in U.S. elections consistently finds ...

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Read about, and register, for a one-day online workshop about large-scale data resources that are reshaping research on aging and Alzheimer's and related dementias.

WHAT’S AMAZING ABOUT the Commerce Department’s recent decision to restrict the types of privacy protections statistical agencies can use is how little consideration there was to its real-world impacts...

Founded in 1920, the NBER is a private, non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to conducting economic research and to disseminating research findings among academics, public policy makers, an...

New economic research might be pointing toward a shift in thinking about what AI means for the job market.

The "baby boom" generation, made up of Americans born from after World War II up into the early 1960s, is sometimes called the "pig in the python" of US demographics. The pig started moving into retir...

(The Center Square) – The Census Bureau is planning for 2030, making decisions that will shape the distribution of federal funding that topped $2. 8 trillion in fiscal year 2021, even as lawsuits over...

The "baby boom" generation, made up of Americans born from after World War II up into the early 1960s, is sometimes called the "pig in the python" of US demographics. The pig started moving into retir...

Dr. Michael Lachanski and John Studds Named as Deputy Directors for the Census Bureau.

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The decision to cut 65 jobs underscores the news industry’s ongoing challenges.

This analysis revisits the relative cohort size hypothesis proposed by demographer Richard Easterlin in the 1960s. Easterlin argued that the econom...

This analysis revisits the relative cohort size hypothesis proposed by demographer Richard Easterlin in the 1960s. Easterlin argued that the econom...

“It should be a journalist’s dream to have machines gather raw material quickly for you to check,” says Fortune’s Nick Lichtenberg in this wide-ranging interview.