Roosevelt’s Analysis of Biden’s Economic Plans
May 20, 2021
As the Biden administration proposes new public investments and solutions, Roosevelt experts will be breaking them all down—from the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan passed in March to the American Jobs Plan and American Families Plan proposals, which invest a combined $4 trillion in long-underfunded communities, industries, and climate remedies.
Explore Roosevelt’s analysis to date, and stay tuned for more.
The Year the American Rescue Plan Made: 2021 in Review
By Mike Konczal and Emily DiVito Opens in new windowHow Build Back Better’s Investments in Universal Pre-K and Community College Address Racial and Gender Inequities
By Trisha Maharaj and Joseph Miller Opens in new windowWe Need Build Back Better’s Climate Investments—for the Economy, Equity, and the Planet
By Rhiana Gunn-Wright and Kristina Karlsson Opens in new windowBuild Back Better’s Care Investments Offer a New Way to Think about the Role of Government
By Steph Sterling Opens in new windowTo Build Back Better, Curb Corporate Power and Focus on Structure of Public Investments
By Niko Lusiani Opens in new windowOnce in a Lifetime: Why a Sea Change in Economics Is Happening Now
By Felicia Wong Opens in new windowHow the American Families Plan Can Curb Corporate Power and Create Structural Change
By Suzanne Kahn Opens in new windowThe Scale We Need: How Deficit Spending Can Boost Biden’s Infrastructure Investments
By Emily DiVito Opens in new windowA 100-Day Progress Report: How New Progressivism Is Emerging
By Felicia Wong Opens in new windowAnalyzing the Scale and Structure of the American Jobs Plan
By Felicia Wong Opens in new windowHow the American Rescue Plan Is a Blueprint for Gender-Conscious Policymaking
By Emily DiVito Opens in new window