Nicole Huyer

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Nicole Huyer is a Senior Research Associate in The Heritage Foundation’s Thomas A. Roe Institute for Economic Policy Studies. 

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BIOGRAPHY

Nicole Huyer is a Senior Research Associate for the Thomas A. Roe Institute for Economic Policy Studies at The Heritage Foundation.

Her work has been featured in a variety of news outlets including The New York Post, The Washington Times, The Daily Wire, The Hill, The Daily Signal, The National Interest, RealClear World, and others. She has appeared on various radio, podcasts, and television networks.

Miss. Huyer has published work on a range of policy areas including income and corporate taxes, budget and spending, debt, fraud in welfare programs, and labor economics on the federal, state, and local levels. She has also conducted international analysis of Chinese BRI investments abroad and written extensively on socialist policy, specifically New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s economic agenda.

Miss. Huyer earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Honors International Economics & Finance and a Master of Arts degree in Applied Economics from The Catholic University of America.

Summary

Nicole Huyer is a Senior Research Associate for the Thomas A. Roe Institute for Economic Policy Studies at The Heritage Foundation.

Her work has been featured in The New York Post, The Washington Times, The Daily Wire, The Hill, The Daily Signal, The National Interest, and RealClear World.

She has published research on taxes, government spending, debt, welfare fraud, and labor economics.

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    Half of the House Voted ‘Yes’ to Socialism, Despite Losing Track Record

    Nicole Huyer
    When condemning socialism, supporting free and fair elections, and promising to uphold the Constitution are no longer bipartisan issues, something has clearly gone wrong in American politics. On Sept. 1, the House of Representatives voted 220-192, with only eight Democrats joining every Republican in voting to denounce socialism. That represents a remarkable change from 2023,…
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    Affordability Is the Economic Test Washington Can’t Ignore 

    Nicole Huyer
  • opinion

    Money Talks When Money Walks

    Nicole Huyer | Mary Maleski
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    What El-Sayed’s Victory and the DSA’s Rise Could Do to the Economy

    Nicole Huyer
  • opinion

    Mamdani Backtracks on IDs for Marxist Marts

    Nicole Huyer
  • opinion

    Florida’s DOGE Has Promoted Government Efficiency Under DeSantis

    Nicole Huyer | Christopher Lynch
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    Giving Americans More Choices for Their Retirement Savings

    EJ Antoni | Nicole Huyer
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    Congress Must Use Reconciliation to End the Fed’s Interest on Reserve Payments

    Nicole Huyer
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    California: The Land of Regulation

    Nicole Huyer | Camilla Cort
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    Time Is Almost Up on California’s Ticking Medicaid Time Bomb

    Nicole Huyer | Christopher Lynch
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    Making Government Lean Again: The DOGE Effect

    Nicole Huyer | Christopher Lynch
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    Mamdani’s ‘Free’ Grocery Stores Will Charge New Yorkers Twice Over

    Nicole Huyer
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    Why Americans Are Getting Larger Refunds This Tax Season

    Nicole Huyer
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    Mamdani’s Rent Freeze Proposals Ice Out New York City’s Housing Market

    Nicole Huyer | Camilla Cort
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    Employment Up and Inflation Down, New BLS Report Shows

    Nicole Huyer
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    Mamdani’s Millionaire Tax Would Zap NYC’s Dynamism

    Nicole Huyer | Miles Pollard