Bryce Covert

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Bryce Covert is Economic Policy Editor at ThinkProgress and a contributor at The Nation. Her writing has appeared on The New York Times, the New York Daily News, New York magazine, Slate, The New Republic, and others. She has appeared on ABC, CBS, MSNBC, and other outlets. Follow her on Twitter at @brycecovert.

Economics May 4, 2017

What Will Kill Neoliberalism?

A roundtable on its fate.

Joelle Gamble , Paul Mason , Bryce Covert , William Darity Jr. and Peter Barnes
Budgets April 20, 2017

Trump’s ‘Extreme’ Budget Is Just Paul Ryan’s Old Bad Plan With a Comb-Over

Ryan avoided naming the popular programs that both politicians would cut.

Bryce Covert
Jobs February 10, 2017

Trump’s Obsession With Manufacturing Is About Politics, Not Jobs

Most of us work in the service sector, but you won't hear the president talk about that.

Bryce Covert
Economic Policy December 15, 2016

Obama Was Not an Economic Radical. Trump Will Be.

President Obama’s economic reforms were modest—but they’re definitely worth fighting for.

Bryce Covert and Mike Konczal
Inequality November 7, 2016

Donald Trump’s Imaginary Inner Cities

“Inner city” was always a loaded term, but today it makes no sense at all.

Bryce Covert
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Poverty September 26, 2016

Welfare Reform Failed—and if Elected, Hillary Clinton Is Obligated to Fix It

The 1996 bill has sunk Americans deeper into poverty.

Bryce Covert
June 20, 2016

Elizabeth Warren’s Fight Against Payday Lenders Comes to the Post Office

We could save Americans millions with postal banking.

Bryce Covert
Jobs April 20, 2016

Women Won’t Have Equality Until Dads Stay Home

Here’s how it works.

Bryce Covert
Racism and Discrimination February 18, 2016

Race Best Predicts Whether You Live Near Pollution

Environmental racism extends far beyond Flint.

Bryce Covert
Inequality December 23, 2015

Shutting Down Planned Parenthood Would Catapult Women Into Poverty

When access to abortion and contraception is denied, low-income women suffer most.

Bryce Covert

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Economics May 4, 2017

A roundtable on its fate.

Budgets April 20, 2017

Ryan avoided naming the popular programs that both politicians would cut.

Jobs February 10, 2017

Most of us work in the service sector, but you won't hear the president talk about that.

Economic Policy December 15, 2016

President Obama’s economic reforms were modest—but they’re definitely worth fighting for.

Inequality November 7, 2016

“Inner city” was always a loaded term, but today it makes no sense at all.

Donate now to support The Nation's fearless, independent journalism.

Poverty September 26, 2016

The 1996 bill has sunk Americans deeper into poverty.

June 20, 2016

We could save Americans millions with postal banking.

Jobs April 20, 2016

Here’s how it works.

Racism and Discrimination February 18, 2016

Environmental racism extends far beyond Flint.

Inequality December 23, 2015

When access to abortion and contraception is denied, low-income women suffer most.