Ross Milton examines Wisconsin residents’ views on taxes and explains the process for state and local taxes in the Badger State.
International Policy & Economics
Family Impact Seminar looks at financial well-being of Wisconsinites
J. Michael Collins presented to policymakers at the State Capitol about how Wisconsin households are faring in today’s economy.
Weimer’s new book introduces “dogonomics”
A new book coauthored by David L. Weimer is among the first to use an economic lens to consider the relationship between dogs and humans.
Survey finds many Wisconsin residents struggle with personal finances, inflation
J. Michael Collins examines new survey data to gauge Wisconsinites’ thoughts on their finances.
Interview with World Bank’s Chief Economist: Part 1
On a recent visit to campus, the World Bank’s Chief Economist, Indermit Gill, shared his thoughts on the global economy and development in Wisconsin.
La Follette event highlights real-world effects of tax credit policies
Scholars, legislators, and community leaders met to learn about the latest research on the social impacts of tax credits.
Roger Ervin elected chair of Board of Visitors
Roger Ervin has worked in the highest levels of presidential politics and diplomatic service and served as the president and CEO of Blumont.
Spring 2023 faculty awards
La Follette School faculty members Mark Copelovitch, Sarah Halpern-Meekin, Tana Johnson, Tim Smeeding, and Manny Teodoro received awards this spring.
Capstone projects provide real-world training and policymaking opportunities
Students concluded their graduate education this spring by completing projects addressing real-world challenges on behalf of clients from the public, non-governmental, and private sectors.
2023 Kohl Competition winners announced
The Kohl Competition supports nonpartisan research that policymakers can use to make evidence-based decisions when shaping public policy.