14 articles in this issue
Joshua Nadas, Rachel Brody
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Diana Hincapié
This paper estimates the impact of Familias en Acción, the largest Colombian conditional cash transfer program, on household income. It uses a Quantile Regression methodology and Difference-in-Difference estimators to capture the impact of the program on ... see more
Ashley Flint
Health care spending in the United States has increased rapidly over the past several decades. Medicare, the largest public health insurance program in the US, is a key component of these growing costs. While Medicare financing is expected to be stable ov... see more
Amy Diggs
Sarah Weakley
The Washington, DC Metropolitan region is representative of a larger trend in regions across the country: an increase in economic segregation and inequality that negatively affects both the rich and poor. Regionalist scholars propose that taking a region-... see more
Jonathan Porat
There is a large push by the United States government to improve the effectiveness and responsiveness of the US regulatory regime. Established proposals aim to improve US regulatory policy by making it easier for the public to use judicial review as a too... see more
Stephen Holt, Matt McCreary, Lindsay Haslebacher
Mark Buckley, Keith Marfione, Hannah Putman
Amtrak and the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) have made recent efforts to improve their organizational safety cultures. By transforming their values and behaviors, these transportation organizations sought to reduce employee and pa... see more
Julie Allen
No abstract available.
Brian Cahill
Thomas Herndon
Lauren Rutledge
Rachel Brody, Joshua Nadas
Mr. DiRosa obtained a Master’s in Public Administration (MPA), with a focus on managing federal agencies, from The George Washington University in 2002. While at GWU, Andy served as editor of Policy Perspectives, and was awarded the Leadership Award and w... see more
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