Category: Policy

The cost of prescription drugs, a hot-button issue across the United States, is also causing a stir in Indiana, a state where lawmakers are wrestling with the moral, market, and political factors that contribute to high prices. The main hurdles include striking a balance between affordable prices and incentivizing innovation, the lack of price transparency, Read More “In Indiana, a Fight for Affordable Medications: Moral vs. Market”

In a political landscape marked by infighting and a shifting balance of power, President Joe Biden’s first term has proven surprisingly productive. Despite losing control of the House to Republicans and facing internal disagreements within the Democratic party, Biden has managed to pass several major pieces of legislation, some with bipartisan support. The American Rescue Read More “Biden’s Pragmatic Approach Yields Significant Legislative Wins But Who Is Paying Attention”

In a nation grappling with a lingering pandemic and economic uncertainty, the American dream of owning a home has never felt so elusive. The housing affordability crisis, a silent disaster that has been brewing since the Great Recession, has now reached a critical point in 2023, with the chasm between income and housing costs widening Read More “America’s Housing Affordability Crisis”

Homelessness in the United States is a complex issue influenced by a range of factors that contribute to housing instability. Understanding the causes can help inform strategies and interventions to address this pressing problem. Here is a summary of some key factors contributing to homelessness: Lack of Affordable Housing: The scarcity of affordable housing is Read More “An American Tragedy: Background”