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Trichet’s Rein at the ECB: No Party for EuropeDean Baker / October 24, 2011
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The Washington Post STILL Has Not Heard About the Housing BubbleDean Baker / October 24, 2011
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The NYT Can't Find Anyone to Say Anything Good About ArgentinaDean Baker / October 24, 2011
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More NYT Editorializing About the Budget in the News SectionDean Baker / October 24, 2011
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New York Times Editorializes on Budget Policy in Pension ArticleDean Baker / October 23, 2011
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Latin America and the Caribbean
Argentina’s Economic Success is Key to Presidential ElectionMark Weisbrot / October 22, 2011
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Latin America and the Caribbean
The Argentine Success Story and its ImplicationsMark Weisbrot, Rebecca Ray, and / October 21, 2011
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A Growing DisparityJohn Schmitt / October 21, 2011
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Regulation Is the Cause of Unemployment: Badge of IgnoranceDean Baker / October 21, 2011
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Do Businesses Consider It Burdensome to Pay the Tax They Owe?Dean Baker / October 21, 2011
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#OccupyThePress: Where is #OWS Headed?With all the recent attention and coverage of the Occupy Wall Street (#OWS) protest, there is great interest in what exactly is being protested and the movement’s future plans. Here is a roundup of recent articles and blog posts discussing the issues and agenda of #OWS.
#OWS issues:
Mike Konczal uses posts from the #OWS-related “We are the 99%” Tumblr to gather data and identify the common concerns of blog’s posters. His quantitative approach presents the concerns in a simple manner with informative, easy-to-follow charts.
While Henry Blodget does not touch upon all the popular #OWS issues, he does paint a great story through charts about unemployment, corporate profits, income inequality and the financial sector.
Mary Pilon highlights another major #OWS issue, student-loan debt, in the WSJ blog Real Time Economics.
Catherine Rampell’s NYT Economix blog post uses annual income statistics for the top 1%, providing more information about who makes up the 99% and 1% in the United States.
CEPR and / October 20, 2011
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The United States Owes China So Much Money Because China Is Keeping Down the Value of Its CurrencyDean Baker / October 20, 2011
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Spain's Growth Is Worse Than Expected Because It Is Reducing Its DeficitDean Baker / October 20, 2011
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Social Security Tax Base Depends on Wages, Not PricesDean Baker / October 20, 2011
