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Phil Radford

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As seen in: Consumer Reports, Fast Company, Salon, Common Dreams, EcoWatch, The Yorkshire Post, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, CapX, American Program Bureau, The Forge: Organizing Strategy and Practice, Eprivateclient and
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From Our President: Saving You Money for Years to Come

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By Phil Radford
| Consumer Reports
June 11, 2026 Photo: Getty images In New York state, where I moved last year to be near CR’s Yonkers headquarters, electricity costs an average of about 30 cents per kilowatt-hour, up 14 percent since last year. That’s among the highest rates in the U.S. But of course, most American budgets are feeling that squeeze—and the consulting firm ICF projects that U.S. electricity prices will jump an additional 15 to 40 percent in the next five years. It’s hard to keep these ballooning bills in check.
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Why Sector Data Beats Doppelgangers

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By Phil Radford
| wp.me
In March, John Springford (Deputy Director of the Centre for European Reform) wrote a response to my Policy Exchange paper (Less than meets the eye), which examined five flaws in contemporary trade analysis. In his critique, Springford defended the integrity of his doppelganger approach, which shows UK exports underperforming since Brexit. Springford’s doppelganger matters. It was widely credited in the UK and Europe as a reliable guide to the impact of Brexit on UK trade.
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From Our President: Putting Your Safety First

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By Phil Radford
| Consumer Reports
Published August 7, 2025 Illustration: Consumer Reports Consumer Reports published its first auto review in our June 1936 issue, looking at car safety through the vehicle’s “construction” and “behavior on the road.” Nearly 90 years later, we’re just as dedicated to keeping you safe while driving. In this month’s “What a Car Recall Notice Means and What to Do,” we tell you all you need to know about handling car safety recalls.
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