Public Interest Economics
Moshe Adler, Director


Public Interest Economics is a New York City based organization that provides economic consulting services to unions and other progressive organizations. The research that Public Interest Economics conducts is useful for organizing campaigns, collective bargaining, policy analysis, and eminent domain litigation.

Research, Op-Eds, Commentary

Immigration
Latest: Latest: INMIGRACIÓN: Al estilo israelí, La Opinion, June 9, 2006
The Promised Land: Immigration (for Jews) Israeli Style, CounterPunch, May/24/06


Why New York Workers Are Losing Ground
Latest: Mayor Bloomberg: Even Worse Than Giuliaini? CounterPunch and City Mayors, May 9,2006

Contracting out and Privatization
Latest: Sometimes, government is the answer, The Los Angeles Times, March 4, 2006

Working Conditions in the New York Retail Industry


Taxes Are Good For Business

Corporate Scandals

Eminent Domain updated July 2005

Social Security

Business Improvement Districts

The Economics of Superstars

Neo Classical Economics updated March 7, 2006

Antitrust


Economic Commentary







Contact Information:

Email: ma820@columbia.edu
Telephone: 917 453-4921