Publications

On the basis of more than ten years of survey data and the evidence of case studies, Eileen Appelbaum and Rosemary Batt analyze the experiences of these companies.

Eileen Appelbaum / December 31, 1993

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Labor Market Adjustments to Structural Change and Technological Progress

This volume brings together an international group of contributors to explore the impacts of structural economic change and technological progress on labor markets.

Eileen Appelbaum / January 01, 1990

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Back to Work: Determinants of Women’s Successful Re-Entry

Identifies changing patterns of labor force participation by married women and analyzes the consequences to women of the work versus family decision.

Eileen Appelbaum / January 01, 1981

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Economic Crisis and Recovery

December Jobs Preview: What to Expect in the December Jobs Report

The November jobs report was near perfect, with the economy adding 199,000 jobs and the unemployment rate falling back to 3.7 percent. Wage growth has slowed to a pace consistent with the Fed’s 2.0 percent inflation target, while still outpacing inflation, allowing for modest real wage gains.

Dean Baker /

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Ready for SOTU BINGO?

Ready for SOTU Digital Bingo?

Article Artículo

The Role of Private Equity in Healthcare Resouces

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IMF

Sanctions

World

Droits de tirage spéciaux : l’outil adapté pour répondre à la pandémie et aux autres défis

L’analyse de l’allocation récente de 650 milliards de dollars de droits de tirage spéciaux montre que les pays en ont tiré des bénéfices sociaux et économiques, et plaide pour une allocation supplémentaire dans un avenir proche

Kevin Cashman, Andrés Arauz and Lara Merling /

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Preview: What to Expect in the February Jobs Report

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Statement from Dean Baker on Fed’s Interest Rate Hike

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Jobs

United States

Workers

Jobs Day Preview: What to Expect in the March Report

The biggest question will be what happens to aggregate hours and what wage growth looks like in the March jobs report.

Dean Baker /

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Inflation

Preview: What to Look for in the March CPI

We continue to see evidence that the Federal Reserve Board’s rate hikes have slowed the economy, most obviously in construction and manufacturing, both of which showed modest job losses in March.

Article Artículo

The Upshot of the Empirical Evidence on SNAP’s Work Test: It’s Counterproductive

Taken as a whole, the growing body of research on the SNAP work test tells a relatively consistent story about its impacts. There is no question that it reduces access to SNAP food vouchers among vulnerable people with few resources. On employment, the best read of the evidence is that it has no impact on employment.

Shawn Fremstad /

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Inflation

Preview: What to Look for in the April CPI

The April CPI is likely to keep with the general pattern of slowing inflation.

Dean Baker /