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Manhattan Institute for Policy Research

Tracked receipts exceed tracked giving by

$6,000,000

Conservative think tank focused on economic policy, deregulation, and opposing ESG investing mandates.

think tanksfinance bankingderegulation

Tracked direct giving

$0

Tracked donations to candidate

$6,000,000

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7

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The Money Trail

How money flowed to Manhattan Institute for Policy Research

$8.0M
across 4 trails
  1. Koch Industries gave $2.0M to Manhattan Institute for Policy Research. Koch Industries opposes EPA Power Plant Emissions Rule.

    Jan 2010individualEPA Power Plant Emissions Rule no recorded vote
  2. Citadel gave $1.0M to Manhattan Institute for Policy Research.

    Jan 2018individual
$8.0M on this page·3 policy outcomes
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Donations Received

DonorAmountDateCycle
Paul Singer$3,000,000Jan 1, 2010
Koch Industries$2,000,000Jan 1, 2010
Citadel$1,000,000Jan 1, 2018

Relationships

TypeConnected ToDetailsSource
shaped_policyAnti-ESG state legislation waveManhattan Institute provided model legislation and expert testimony for state anti-ESG bills.Editorial
Published research forInflation Reduction Act - Drug Pricing ProvisionsPublished research opposing drug pricing provisions as innovation-damaging price controlsEditorial
Hosts research funded byPaul SingerPaul Singer donated ~$3.0M to Manhattan Institute for Policy Research (2010-2023)Editorial
Hosts research funded byCitadelCitadel LLC donated ~$1.0M to Manhattan Institute for Policy Research (2018-2023)Editorial
Hosts research funded byJPMorgan ChaseJPMorgan Chase donated ~$0.5M to Manhattan Institute for Policy Research (2015-2022)Editorial
Hosts research funded byKoch IndustriesKoch Industries donated ~$2.0M to Manhattan Institute for Policy Research (2010-2023)Editorial
Hosts research funded byExxonMobilCorporate funder of Manhattan Institute energy policyEditorial