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Labor, Capital, and Inequality in New York: A Functional Income Approach
Labor, Capital, and Inequality in New York: A Functional Income Approach

This CNYCA report examines a distinct dimension of inequality in New York City: the distribution of income between labor and capital.

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EconomySeth MoncreaseSeptember 28, 2026Economic Policy, Report2025, Report
The Potential of Countercyclical Fiscal Policy in New York City
The Potential of Countercyclical Fiscal Policy in New York City
EconomySeth MoncreaseSeptember 22, 2026Economic Policy, Report2025, Report
Watching the Numbers 2026
Watching the Numbers 2026

CNYCA's eighth-year statistical survey monitoring New York City's child welfare system

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Covid-19, Child Welfare Watch, Children, FamiliesSeth MoncreaseAugust 5, 2026Watching the Numbers, ReportsWTN, Report2025
Introducing a Universal Child Care Cost Model for New York
Introducing a Universal Child Care Cost Model for New York
Economy, ChildrenSeth MoncreaseJuly 31, 2026Economic Policy, Report2025, Report
Income Polarization Redux: NYC’s Wage Gains (Again) Flow to the Top
Income Polarization Redux: NYC’s Wage Gains (Again) Flow to the Top
Economic UpdateSeth MoncreaseJune 9, 2026Economic Policy
City FY2027 Budget Estimate: City Must Address Child Care Budget Gap for Low-Income Families and Low-Wage Workers
City FY2027 Budget Estimate: City Must Address Child Care Budget Gap for Low-Income Families and Low-Wage Workers
FamiliesSeth MoncreaseJune 5, 2026Report, Report2025
Using the Pension Fund to Close the City’s Budget Gap
Using the Pension Fund to Close the City’s Budget Gap
Economic UpdateSeth MoncreaseMay 21, 2026Economic Policy
In NYC, Waymo Comes to a Stop. What’s Ahead for Driverless Cars?
In NYC, Waymo Comes to a Stop. What’s Ahead for Driverless Cars?
Economic UpdateSeth MoncreaseMay 14, 2026Economic Policy
Officially, NYC Lost 20k Jobs During 2025. Actually, We Gained Just About That Many.
Officially, NYC Lost 20k Jobs During 2025. Actually, We Gained Just About That Many.
Economic UpdateSeth MoncreaseApril 28, 2026
NYC Budget Cost Estimate for Closing The Human Services Pay Equity Gap
NYC Budget Cost Estimate for Closing The Human Services Pay Equity Gap
EconomySeth MoncreaseMarch 23, 2026Report, testimony, Report2025
The Fiscal Flow between New York City and Albany
The Fiscal Flow between New York City and Albany
EconomySeth MoncreaseMarch 10, 2026Report, testimony, Report2025
New York City’s 2026 Economic & Budget Outlook: Making Affordability a Reality Amidst Inequality and Fiscal Constraints
New York City’s 2026 Economic & Budget Outlook: Making Affordability a Reality Amidst Inequality and Fiscal Constraints
EconomySeth MoncreaseJanuary 5, 2026Report, testimony, Report2025
NYC Faces Imbalance of Taxes, Spending With Albany, New CNYCA-CUNY Study Finds
NYC Faces Imbalance of Taxes, Spending With Albany, New CNYCA-CUNY Study Finds
EconomySeth MoncreaseDecember 17, 2025Report, testimony, Report2025
Dignified Pay for Quality Care: What New York’s Family Child Care Providers Need to Thrive
Dignified Pay for Quality Care: What New York’s Family Child Care Providers Need to Thrive
EconomySeth MoncreaseNovember 21, 2025Report, testimony, Report2025
Dollars, Sense, and the 2025 Mayoral Election: Affordability, Tax Policy, and the Future of New York
Dollars, Sense, and the 2025 Mayoral Election: Affordability, Tax Policy, and the Future of New York
EconomySeth MoncreaseOctober 27, 2025Report, testimony, Report2025
How Slow Job Growth and Trump Policies Portend Deeper Inequality in New York
How Slow Job Growth and Trump Policies Portend Deeper Inequality in New York
Economic UpdateSeth MoncreaseJuly 31, 2025
A U.S. trade war is likely to harm New York City’s recovering economy
A U.S. trade war is likely to harm New York City’s recovering economy
Economic UpdateSeth MoncreaseMay 23, 2025
Watching the Numbers 2025
Watching the Numbers 2025

CNYCA's seventh-year statistical survey monitoring New York City's child welfare system

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Covid-19, Child Welfare Watch, Children, FamiliesSeth MoncreaseApril 23, 2025Watching the Numbers, ReportsWTN, Report2025
Calm before the storm: Upward New York City job, labor force, and population revisions for 2024, but economic turbulence ahead
Calm before the storm: Upward New York City job, labor force, and population revisions for 2024, but economic turbulence ahead
Economic UpdateSeth MoncreaseApril 10, 2025
State and Federal Education Policy Changes Weigh Heavily on New York City’s Education System
State and Federal Education Policy Changes Weigh Heavily on New York City’s Education System
Economic UpdateSeth MoncreaseMarch 27, 2025
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