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| DATE | Episode [length]
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| 05.07.2008 | Decision Points 08: Rising Food Prices [2:01]
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| 04.30.2008 | Decision Points 08: Our Fiscal Future [2:43]
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| 04.23.2008 | Decision Points 08: Capital Gains [6:02]
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| 04.16.2008 | What Is Socialized Medicine and Is It Relevant to Health Care Reform? [1:30:59]
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| 04.16.2008 | Decision Points 08: Tax Complexity [3:52]
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| 04.10.2008 | Responsible Workers, Responsive Parents: Low-Income Families in Today's Workplace [1:27:27]
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| 04.09.2008 | Decision Points: Tax Gap [3:55]
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| 04.02.2008 | Decision Points: Federal Budget Realities [4:18]
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| 04.01.2008 | Can Tax Credits Be a Linchpin for Health Reform? Lessons from the Factory Floor [1:27:59]
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| 03.26.2008 | Decision Points: Racial Disparities [3:26]
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| 03.19.2008 | Decision Points: Investment in Job Training [3:22]
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| 03.13.2008 | Where Credit Is Due: Why Tax Policy For Low-Income Families Isn't Working (And What Can Be Done About It) [1:27:59] |
| 03.12.2008 | Decision Points: Low-Income Working Families [2:42]
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| 03.05.2008 | Decision Points: Ex-Prisoners and Crime Prevention [3:25]
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| 03.04.2008 | iCame, iSaw, iCrime: Exploring the Personal Technology-Violent Crime Connection [1:30:52]
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| 02.27.2008 | Decision Points: Housing Crisis [4:58]
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| 02.20.2008 | Decision Points: Children's Health Insurance [3:44]
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| 02.14.2008 | Broken Bonds: Understanding and Addressing the Needs of Children with Incarcerated Mothers [1:27:42]
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| 02.13.2008 | Decision Points: Unauthorized Immigrants [4:26]
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| 02.06.2008 | When Interconnected Needs Confront Fragmented Services: Are There Better Ways to Help Children with Disabilities? [1:31:29] |
| 02.05.2008 | Decision Points: Subprime Mortgages [4:00]
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| 01.29.2008 | Decision Points: Retirement Security [3:55]
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| 01.23.2008 | Decision Points: The Uninsured [3:03]
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| 01.16.2008 | Decision Points: Len Burman on the Bush tax cuts [4:05]
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| 01.10.2008 | Racial Disparity in the Child Welfare System [1:25:09]
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| 01.08.2008 | Special-Needs Housing for the Frail Elderly and Homeless [1:27:48] |
| 12.10.2007 | Social Security Reform Abroad: What Lessons for the U.S.? |
| 12.06.2007 | Is Juvenile Justice the Right Place to Manage Drug Treatment for Teens? |
| 12.04.2007 | Who Will Hire Me When I'm 64? Challenges in Increasing the Employment of Older Workers |
| 11.08.2007 | Children Left Behind: What Happens After Immigration Raids? |
| 11.06.2007 | Houston, Do We Really Have a Problem Here? A new look at science and engineering in America |
| 10.18.2007 | From the School to the Community: Systems and Strategies for Effective Urban Schools |
| 10.02.2007 | Next Steps in Providing Benefits to Low-Wage Workers |
| 09.19.2007 | Is SCHIP Expansion a Step Toward Socialized Medicine? |
| 07.25.2007 | The Future of Subprime Mortgages |
| 07.24.2007 | Can Social Security Reform Wait? |
| 06.07.2007 | Should the Government Promote Marriage? |
| 06.07.2007 | Making the Child Welfare System Work for Older Youth |
| 06.05.2007 | Can Tax Policy Slow Global Warming? |
| 05.10.2007 | Race, Schools, and Neighborhoods: Reducing Barriers to Achievement |
| 05.01.2007 | Who Will Pay for Boomers' Long-Term Care? |
| 04.12.2007 | Should Parents Be Covered by SCHIP? |
| 04.11.2007 | Stupid Tax Tricks |
| 04.03.2007 | Workforce Development Policy and the Economy: Looking to the Future |
| 03.27.2007 | Adoption and Foster Care by Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Parents |
| 03.08.2007 | Government Spending on Children: Aligning Priorities and Resources |
| 03.06.2007 | Immigrants and the Low-Wage Economy |
| 02.09.2007 | The 18th Annual Urban Institute Roundtable on the President's Budget and the Economy |
| 02.08.2007 | The Nexus of Youth Homelessness and the Child Welfare System |
| 02.06.2007 | Rebuilding a Devastated Arts and Culture Community: How Can New Orleans Recover? |
| 01.23.2007 | The Role of Private Plans in Medicare's Future |
| 01.11.2007 | Making Child Care Subsidies Work for Families |
| 01.02.2007 | Increasing the Minimum Wage: Implications and Effects |
| 12.14.2006 | Generation Next: Active, Angry, Apathetic? |
| 12.05.2006 | The New Congress and the Budget: Perspectives From Three Former CBO Directors |
| 11.17.2006 | Is There a New Youth Crime Wave? Evidence and Action |
| 11.06.2006 | Making Taxes and Welfare Work Together |
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