The Economic Policy Institute (EPI) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank founded in 1986. EPI's mission is to ensure broadly shared prosperity and opportunity for all individuals. They conduct research and analysis on the economic status of working Americans and propose public policies that protect and improve the economic conditions of low- and middle-income workers.

EPI's expertise covers a wide range of economic issues, including budget, taxes, and public investment, education, health, inequality, poverty, jobs, unemployment, minimum wage, immigration, regulation, retirement, unions, labor standards, trade, globalization, and more. EPI's research methodologies are exemplary, ensuring reliability and objectivity. Their team consists of renowned economists and experts in various disciplines.

EPI provides visionary solutions, shapes public policy, and advocates for breakthrough liberal economic policies. They are committed to truth, accuracy, and improving conditions for working people. EPI's funding primarily comes from foundations and labor unions, with support from individuals, corporations, and other organizations