George Zuo will lead an effort to evaluate the degree to which a tax credit program can help low-income families move to neighborhoods where they can experience gains in employment, earnings, and financial stability. Using data from a large developer making use of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, the project will measure whether families eligible to reside in one of these developments move to high-opportunity neighborhoods and whether residing in those neighborhoods contributes to improvements in a variety of economic and social outcomes. The project’s findings will appear in three papers.
George Zuo will lead an effort to evaluate the degree to which a tax credit program can help low-income families move to neighborhoods where they can experience gains in employment, earnings, and financial stability. Using data from a large developer making use of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, the project will measure whether families eligible to reside in one of these developments move to high-opportunity neighborhoods and whether residing in those neighborhoods contributes to improvements in a variety of economic and social outcomes. The project’s findings will appear in three papers.
David Ochmanek and Andrew Hoehn will lead an effort to identify how the United States and its allies should adjust their military postures in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. They will organize teams to define the elements of an overarching national security strategy; assess the capabilities, concepts, and posture for U.S. conventional military forces; evaluate options for U.S. nuclear force modernization and deployment; and analyze options for enhancing the capabilities of key allies and partners. The project’s findings will be published in a report.