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CED's publications span 66 years, and a broad range of policy areas. In the library you will find all reports that are in electronic format. CED makes recent policy statements available to the public at no charge. The work and publications available on this site are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 License.
Print versions of recent policy statements and most previous statements can be ordered. If you are interested in ordering a print copy, please email info@ced.org.
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CED's 2001 Annual Report
Author/Creator: Committee for Economic Development
Publication date: 2002-03-04
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Preschool for All: Investing in a Productive and Just Society
Author/Creator: Committee for Economic Development Research and Policy Committee
Publication date: 2002-01-21
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This report argues that all children should have access to high-quality prekindergarten classes, offered by a variety of providers, for all children whose parents want them to participate. It argues that it is time to make good on the commitment to provide early learning opportunities for all. The report calls for a new compact between the state and federal governments to make free, high-quality early education available and to help close the achievement gap. This strong federal and state partnership would expand access to high-quality learning opportunities and link providers and programs into coherent state-based education systems. Complete listing and access info » |
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Economic Policy in a New Environment: Five Principles
Author/Creator: Committee for Economic Development Research and Policy Committee
Publication date: 2001-10-05
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The September 11 terrorist attacks on our nation produced horrendous loss of life and extraordinary grief and pain. Provision for the safety and security of our people and nation became paramount, and created a new policy environment in the United States and across the world. The Five Principles stresses that these security concerns must not eclipse the need for sound economic policies, both domestic and international. In the long term, the health of our economy will largely determine the well being of our society, including our capacity to provide safety and security. Complete listing and access info » |
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From Protest to Progress: Addressing Labor and Environmental Conditions Through Freer Trade
Author/Creator: Committee for Economic Development Research and Policy Committee
Publication date: 2001-07-02
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In this report, CED argues that the United States must renew its commitment to the global trading system and lead the international community in resolving the labor and environmental issues that are blocking its progress. To do so, CED calls on the business community to begin a national dialogue to establish a unified, domestic constituency on trade. Complete listing and access info » |
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CED's 2000 Annual Report
Author/Creator: Committee for Economic Development
Publication date: 2001-06-26
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The Digital Economy and North American Economic Growth: A U.S.-Canadian Dialogue on the Internet's Impact on Competition, Innovation, and Opportunity
Author/Creator: Committee for Economic Development; Canadian E-Business Opportunities Roundtable
Publication date: 2001-05-16
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The spread of digital network technologies, the Internet in particular, is rapidly transforming commercial relationships and economic opportunities. Faster and easier exchange of global information should intensify competition, foster market economies, expand choice and opportunity, improve productivity, and raise global education levels and living standards.
Canada, the United States, and other nations must facilitate the deployment and acceptance of these network technologies in order to reap the substantial gains they offer. This cross-border dialogue focuses on key e-commerce policy issues that will shape the future not only for the digital economy, but for virtually all forms of economic activity.
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The Digital Economy: Promoting Competition, Innovation, and Opportunity
Author/Creator: Committee for Economic Development Research and Policy Committee
Publication date: 2001-04-24
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This report analyzes several of the major policy issues generated by the growth of e-commerce in the areas of competition, intellectual property, privacy and security, and the gap in skills and income. Complete listing and access info » |
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