$1.9M in expenses

Domestic economic policy the center provides research and education on domestic economic issues affecting growth and inequality. During 2025, the center researched the economic situation with regard to prices, wages, and employment examined the role of health insurance companies in programs such as medicare advantage and medicaid hmos advocated for the economic inclusion of people with disabilities published research and advocated for targeted subsidized employment and studied efforts to mitigate the damage from extreme weather events. We disseminated the findings through publications, webinars, and op-eds

$3.1M in expenses

The international program at CEPR conducts rigorous research and analysis to make significant contributions to the u.s. And international policy debates on key global issues. We produce reports/articles conduct panel discussions and engage with partners, policymakers, media, and the public, playing a key role in informing these audiences. We monitor the imfs policies and actions for those that are harmful to countries, as well as those that can be beneficial. Building on our prior efforts that were key to winning the 2021 issuance of 650bn of imf special drawing rights, which saved hundreds of thousands of lives, we continue making the case for new SDR allocations. We analyze economic and political developments in latin america, drawing attention to the impact of us policy. We play a key role in informing policymakers and the public on the harmful and lethal impact of u.s. Economic sanctions which often target the general population. We produce analysis that promotes a more sustainable, equitable, and accountable system of finance, commerce, and trade.