CEP US Election Analysis

During the 2012 US presidential election, CEP published a series of US Election Analyses

The series provides non-technical, evidence-based and politically neutral introductions to the main economic issues facing the American people: taxes, spending and public debt; economic recovery and policy uncertainty; healthcare reform; and inequality and opportunity. As the economically largest and most powerful nation on the planet, what happens in the United States always has a profound influence on the rest of the world.

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CEP Director's Post Election Analysis, on LSE Politics and Policy Blog

See also current briefings in our Policy Analysis series, examining key issues in the UK news.

Papers listed most recent first. Authors listed in alphabetical order.

Inequality and opportunity: the return of a neglected debate
Stephen Machin, John Van Reenen, October 2012
Paper No' CEPUSA004: Read Abstract | Full paper

One page summary (available in Adobe PDF)

Healthcare Reform: The US Policy Debate
Zack Cooper, October 2012
Paper No' CEPUSA003: Read Abstract | Full paper

One page summary (available in Adobe PDF)

Economic Recovery and Policy Uncertainty
Scott R. Baker, Nick Bloom, Steven J. Davis, John Van Reenen, October 2012
Paper No' CEPUSA002: Read Abstract | Full paper

One page summary (available in Adobe PDF)

Recession and Recovery: The US Policy Debate on Taxes, Spending and Public Debt
Ethan Ilzetzki, Jonathan Pinder, October 2012
Paper No' CEPUSA001: Read Abstract | Full paper

One page summary (available in Adobe PDF)


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