CEPR in the News: July-Sept. 2006
CEPR in the News: July-Sept. 2006 |
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July - September 2006 New York Times: Off the Charts: A Statistic That Shortens the Distance to Europe Le Monde (Paris): Lula à la recherche de la croissance Kojo Nnamdi Show (WAMU-FM, DC): Local Real Estate Update BBC Mundo: Critican Política Económica de Lula MarketWatch.com: Voters to Decide on Key Issues through Initiatives Reuters: U.S. losing leg up over Europe on employment Washington Post: The Super-Rich Get Richer: Forbes 400 Are All Billionaires Charleston Gazette (WV): Big Government: Conservatives Crave It TomPaine.com: The Face On The Doughnut Hole Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: Predictions Chilly for Holiday Sales Indiana Student Daily: It's Never Too Late to Save New York Times: Someone's Spoiling the Party, the Housing Market Says NPR: Economy, Politics Collide in a Divided Mexico New York Times: Price Index Moderated in August Atlanta Journal-Constitution: What's Happened Since 9/11? CNN/Money: Mortgage Delinquencies Ticking Upward Newsday: Part D Late Penalty Could hit the Poor Hardest, but Here's a Tip Associated Press: At Nonaligned Summit, China Seizes an Opportunity Missed by the United States Management-Issues.com (UK): Women Less Prepared to Sacrifice Everything to Reach the Top The Post-Standard: Insurance By The Mile OregonLive.com: New Auto Insurance Concept Bases Rates on Miles Driven Concord Monitor (NH):Career Moms Take a New Path to Executive Suites Fox News: Should College Students Get Credit Cards? In These Times: Privatized Warfare: The Summer of Discontent Los Angeles Times: This Mommy Track May Go Somewhere Chicago Tribune: Mexico Election Panel to Name Victor La Jornada (Mexico City): Difícil pensar que no hubo fraude: expertos en EU Rocky Mountain News: Reasons Why You May Need to Kick Back Washington Post: Jobless Rate Fell Slightly in August New York Times: Rendezvous With Oblivion Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Job Growth Data Reflect Slowdown Wall Street Journal: Steady, Modest Job Growth Pace Points to Fed Pause This Month Marketplace Radio: Tag Team Parenting Grows Associated Press: Mexican Government Says It Trusts Lawmakers to Act with 'Civility' during State of Nation Address U.S. News & World Report: That 70's Feeling Democracy Now: Venezuela Says China Backs UN Security Council Bid That U.S. Opposes KLTV (TX): Katrina's Economic Impact: One Year Later New York Times: Home for Sale, By Anxious Owner Reuters: U.S. Poverty Undercounted in Job Surveys, Study Finds Democracy Now: Questions Raised Over Mexico's Election Results TomPaine.com: From Welfare to Poverty Washington Post: Bolivia's U.S. Envoy a Rebellious Choice WAMU, Kojo Nnamdi Show: Political Tensions in Mexico CNN/Money: Bubble Sitting: the Pros and Cons Houston Chronicle: Insurance By Mileage Explored August 3, 2006 La Jornada (Mexico City): Gatopardismo Electoral Contra Costa Times (CA): Adjustable Rate Mortgages Still the Choice of Many Home Buyers Christian Century: Bare Minimum Miami Herald (AP): Going Home to Put Life on Hold Wall Street Journal: Crumbling Foundation New York Times: Long Live the Nanny State May 10, 2006 (Updated July 20, 2006 with CEPR's response) Sacramento Bee: Families Feel Bite of Inflation Los Angeles Times: Inflation's Sources Hard to Domesticate CounterSpin: Mark Weisbrot on the Mexican Election Washington Post: But This One Is Special Washington Times: S. American nations eye alternative to IMF NPR All Things Considered: Calderón Claims Slim Victory in Divisive Election < Return to the main 'CEPR in the News' page
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