CEPR in the News: Jan - Mar 2006 |
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January - March 2006 Reuters: Philly Fed's Santomero Departs, Replacement Not Set Online Journal: U.S. Working Mothers and the Market CNN/Money: The "Danger Years" for Homeowners Newburyport Daily News (MA): Backing Up Mommy Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Going Still Tough 5 Years After Sony Layoffs Newsday: Ideas to Fix Part D Lack Real Push AlterNet: Womenomics 101 Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Jobs, Wage Data Strong; Construction, Service Sectors Lead the Way Wall Street Journal: Economists React: Jobs Report Reuters: Bolivia Seen Likely to End IMF Financing Ties Seattle Post-Intelligencer: What's the Real Story About Women and the Work Force? Newsweek: Smart Moms, Hard Choices USA Today: Few Young Workers Take Heed of Need to Start Saving Now CNN/Money: Bush Quietly Reshaping the Fed New York Times: Stretched to Limit, Women Stall March to Work (Subscription required) Chicago Tribune: Sales Slide for 5th Month Washington Post: Census Bureau Survey Falling on Hard Times CNN Money: Home Sales: Is the Market Glutted? Christian Science Monitor: America's Younger Workers Losing Ground on Income Time Magazine: Are you Overleveraged? USA Today: Students Suffocate Under Tens of Thousands in Loans Christian Science Monitor: Why Consumer Pocketbooks Had a Rough Start This Millenium Wall Street Journal: Economists React to CPI Journal Gazette (IN): Student Loans Get Interesting Monthly Review Magazine: Bubblicious: Looking at the US Real Estate Market Detroit News: Auto Cuts Slam Blacks Business Week: "Substantial Benefits" from China Trade? Online Journal: The Color of Job Cuts in the Auto Industry Wall Street Journal: Economists React: January Jobs Report Marketplace Radio: Unreal Unemployment Numbers Sacramento Bee: Greenspan Leaves Biggest Mark As Inflation Fighter Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Economic Growth Slows to Snail's Pace Wall Street Journal: Economists React Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Huge College Loans Eating Up Salaries New York Times: Home Sales Fell Again in December Chicago Sun-Times: A Prescription For Disaster Washington Post: Down Payments’ Downward Trend USA Today: 43% of First Time Home Buyers Put No Money Down Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Trade Deficit Eases A Little WAMU, Kojo Nnamdi Show: Argentina's Turnaround Christian Science Monitor: The Comptroller: Washington’s Prophet of Fiscal Doom San Francisco Chronicle: Women's Pages: Next Time You Read About 'What Women Want,' Check the Research -- It's Likely to Be Flimsy Wall Street Journal: Goodbye, Holiday Splurges. Hello, Saving Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Economists Predict Continued Growth for U.S.
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