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Did People Think That President Obama Had Pledged to Nationalize the Insurance Industry?Dean Baker / November 08, 2013
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Latin America and the Caribbean
Long-Awaited Apocalypse Not Likely in VenezuelaMark Weisbrot / November 07, 2013
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The Stock Market Redistributes from Non-Whites to WhitesDean Baker / November 07, 2013
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A Wall Street Trading Tax Could Actually Save Grandma MoneyLast week, I saw a lot of people in Washington, DC, donning jaunty green Robin Hood caps -- but it wasn't to celebrate Halloween. They were nurses, environmentalists, economists, AIDS activists, and other folks from across the nation, all here to learn about and march for a financial transaction tax (FTT), a.k.a. the Robin Hood tax.
CEPR and / November 07, 2013
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Bloomberg’s Poverty Agenda: Guaranteed IncrementalismShawn Fremstad / November 07, 2013
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Insurance Premium: The Item Missing from NPR's Piece on Subsidies Under ObamacareDean Baker / November 07, 2013
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Taking Aim at the Wrong DeficitJared Bernstein and Dean Baker
The New York Times, November 6, 2013
Dean Baker and / November 07, 2013
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Year-over-year Change in Personal Healthcare Expenditure, 2005 – 2013November 7, 2013
CEPR / November 07, 2013
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Inventory Accumulation Pushes GDP Growth to 2.8 Percent in Third QuarterNovember 7, 2013 (GDP Byte)
Dean Baker / November 07, 2013
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Billionaires Received 0.00002 Percent of the Budget in Farm Subsidies Since 1995Dean Baker / November 07, 2013
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Senator Mary Landrieu Proposes Government Takeover of Insurance IndustryDean Baker / November 07, 2013
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Decent Wages or a Breadline Economy: It's a No-BrainerHa-Joon Chang
The Guardian, November 7, 2013
CEPR and / November 07, 2013
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Latin America and the Caribbean
Honduras desde el golpe: Resultados económicos y socialesCEPR / November 06, 2013
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Latin America and the Caribbean
Honduras Since the Coup: Economic and Social OutcomesCEPR / November 06, 2013
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Latin America and the Caribbean
New Report Highlights Rising Poverty and Inequality in HondurasJake Johnston and / November 06, 2013
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No Longer Leading: U.S. Lags Other Advanced Economies in Women’s EmploymentEileen Appelbaum / November 05, 2013
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The Attack on Workers’ WagesToday, people are more skilled, more productive, and higher educated than in the past, yet many are worse off than their less-educated counterparts thirty years ago (read more from CEPR here and here). Gordon Lafer, associate professor at the University of Oregon’s Labor Education and Research Center, examines the causes of this imbalance in his new paper for the Economic Policy Institute entitled The Legislative Attack on American Wages and Labor Standards. He illustrates how corporations have orchestrated state attacks on the minimum wage, employee benefits, and labor standards.
CEPR and / November 05, 2013