Public Interest Economics

Moshe Adler, Director

 

 

Public Interest Economics is a NewYork City based organization that provideseconomic consulting services to unions and other progressiveorganizations.  The research that Public Interest Economics conducts isuseful for organizing campaigns, collective bargaining, policy analysis, andeminent domain litigation.


 

Research,Op-Eds, Commentary

 

 

 

Everyone Must Share, Not Just Charlie Rangel, Counterpunch, July 23, 2008

 

Is Cuba Done with Equality?  Counterpunch, June 10, 2008

 

Nader in History, NY Post September 21, 2000

 

Immigration

Latest:  May 1, 2008

 

Construction Workers in New York

Latest: February 15, 2008

 

Neo Classical Economics

Latest:  International Encyclopedia of Organization Studies, Sage Publications, 2008

 

Antitrust

Latest: October 1 2007

 

Corporate Scandals/Union Scandals

Latest:  Nov.1 2006

 

Eminent Domain

Latest: July 16, 2006

  

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

    

Social Security

 

Business Improvement Districts

 

Stardom and Talent

Latest: Stardom and Talent,  Handbook of Economics of Art and Culture, Victor Ginsburgh and David Throsby, Editors, Elsevier, B.V.  2006 

        

Economic Commentary

 

 

Contacts:

ma820@columbia.edu

917 453 4921