Post Tagged with: "upward mobility"

To Increase Upward Mobility, Reform Higher Education Policies

To Increase Upward Mobility, Reform Higher Education Policies

September 3, 2015 at 8:15 am 2 comments

by Prof. Patrick Garry: With respect to providing for upward mobility, the most important social mobility function a government can perform may be that of education. But in the field of higher education, the federal government may not be an ally of the young people who most need that education. […]

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Amplify Choice: Supporting School Choice is Being “Pro-Children”

Amplify Choice: Supporting School Choice is Being “Pro-Children”

February 27, 2015 at 10:30 am 1 comment

by Carine Martinez-Gouhier: The most enlightening experience in learning about school choice has been visiting a private school and a charter school in Washington DC, as well as a charter school in Texas. Talking with the principals, and most importantly the students, was the best way to understand what these alternatives […]

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A Conservative Response to Income Inequality

A Conservative Response to Income Inequality

December 4, 2014 at 12:10 pm 7 comments

by Prof. Patrick Garry: Inequality is just a symptom; the real problem is a constricted mobility for lower and middle income households. Throughout the Obama era, the issue of income inequality has been a central tool of political strategizing.  Liberals have used the issue as a sword against conservatives, accusing […]

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The Conservative Economic Message

The Conservative Economic Message

November 20, 2014 at 8:35 am 2 comments

Promising Upward Mobility for Every Step of the Economic Ladder by Prof. Patrick Garry: At the crux of the conservative view of America is the promise of economic mobility and opportunity for individuals at every step of society’s economic ladder.  Given recent economic developments during the Obama era, however, conservatives […]

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