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Working towards a DC metro region that builds enough housing for everyone. Ward 8 resident, following Christ with @AnacostiaRC
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HopePrescott.com: Public meeting over proposed Hope hospital sales tax

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By David Johnson
| Magnolia Reporter
A question-and-answer program on the proposed sales tax to benefit the Hope hospital took place on Thursday, June 4, 2026 at the Rapert Library Auditorium. Hope Mayor Don Still moderated a panel consisting of Ed Darling, Jamie Pafford Grisham, Anna Powell, and Shelby Brown. For the sake of this article, let this be said first. Southwest Arkansas Regional Medical Center is open and has been designated as a critical access hospital, meaning it has 25 beds.
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Why did people stop responding to federal economic surveys? What can be done?

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By David Johnson, Maggie Meinhardt
| Brookings Institution
“For many household surveys in the United States, response rates have been steadily declining for at least the past two decades.” This is a quote from a National Academies of Sciences report from 2013. It is still true today, and it is true for all wealthy countries. Suffering from low response rates and increasing costs, surveys are often described as 20th century technology that needs to be replaced.
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Threats to headline economic statistics

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By David Johnson
| Brookings Institution
Editor's note: This report is part of The Economic Indicators Initiative, a think tank collaborative dedicated to producing consensus‑building research on improving key U.S. economic indicators. Since the founding of the country, the nation’s economic statistical system has produced timely, accurate, and relevant statistics that are used by policymakers and the public to make critical decisions.
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