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July - September 2009 Reuters: G20 Means G7 No Longer Only Game in Town on Forex Foreign Policy in Focus: Casino Capitalism as Usual EUobserver.com: EU Development Bank Seeks Extra Money to Help Eastern Europe EuroIntelligence.com: IMF Conditions on Ukraine, Latvia, Hungary Too Harsh Huffinton Post: Derivatives: Bailed-Out Banks Still Making Billions Off Risky Bets The Providence Journal (RI): Housing Credit a Boon in R.I. DNA (India): India Gets Pride of Place as G20 Supplants G8 The Guardian (UK): Regular Powwows as Hard Talk Over Curbing Reckless Bankers' Pay Goes Soft Inter Press Service: G20: IMF Finds a New Unpopularity Free Speech Radio News: Global Leaders Say G20 Should Steer World Economy GlobalPost: Analysis: Curtain Closes on the G20, But Will it Close on "Money-making Games"? Baltic Times (Latvia): New Report Casts Doubt on IMF Program Kiplinger Newsletter: Banks Getting Weaned Off Government Help Common Dreams: Zelaya's Midnight Ride CNBC: Barnburner of a Recovery? Democracy Now!: Report From Honduras: Ousted President Manuel Zelaya Returns to Honduras In Defiance of Coup Government Lansing State Journal (MI): Home Sweet First Home Reuters: Zelaya's Return Raises Stakes in Honduras Crisis Des Moines Register (IA): Will Tax Credit for First-Time Homebuyers Be Extended? USA Today: Incomes of Young in 8-Year Nose Dive New York Times: August Joblessness Hit 10% in 14 States and D.C. Business First of Columbus (OH): Backers Say Sick-Leave Plan Should Go Hand in Hand with Health-Care Reform Washington Examiner: As Deadline Nears, First-Time Homebuyers and Congress Face End to Tax Credit Huffington Post: The Great Disconnect Huffington Post: Admit It: A Robust Public Option Is Dead New York Times: Fight in Congress Looms on Tax Break for Home Buyers San Francisco Chronicle: Obama on Wall Street: History Cannot Repeat Korea Times: Tobin Tax Lives Again Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: AFL-CIO Hopeful in Return to the City The Hill: GOP Questions White House's 'Fuzzy' Math with Stimulus Jobs Financial Times: A Confession from a Home Ownership Advocate Salt Lake Tribune: A Year after the Meltdown: Tough Questions, Choices Bloomberg: Hungary, Latvia, Ukraine Stifled by IMF Conditions, Study Says U.S. News & World Report: Why Boomers Will Retire More Comfortably Than Their Parents Brisbane Times (Australia): Too Much Talking, Not Enough Listening Inter Press Service: Have Your Own Policies, as Long as They’re Like Ours Associated Press: Chavez Walks Venice Red Carpet with Oliver Stone Philadelphia Inquirer: Web Wealth: How Bailout Money is Being Spent Reuters: U.S. Cuts More Than $30 Million in Aid to Honduras Kansas City Star: Jobless Rate Hits 9.7%, the Highest Since 1983 New York Times: Bernanke: Greenback’s New Father USA Today: Organized Labor Looks to Younger Workers for Renewal FAIR: Right Ebbs, Left Gains as Media 'Experts' NewsHour with Jim Lehrer: Exiled Honduran President Hopes for U.S. Recognition of Coup Bloomberg: U.S. Halts Aid to Honduras, Urges Return to Democracy Extra! (FAIR): Rerun in Honduras Dollars & Sense: Beyond the World Creditors' Cartel Huffington Post: Senator Kennedy's Most Important Vote Bloomberg: Pawlenty Says 'Ludicrous' to Claim Stimulus Pivoted Economy Houston Chronicle: Bernanke II Global Post: Need a Haircut? Sorry, Everyone is 'en Vacances' Boston Globe: Banking on Bernanke Los Angeles Times: Housing Index Hints at Upturn in Home Prices Orlando Sentinel: Orange Fast Out of the Gate with Help for Housing USA Today: Slowly but Surely, Economy Shows Signs of Recovery The Star (St. Lucia): Who’s Giving and Who’s Taking! MarketWatch: Subdued Recovery in the Cards, White House and CBO Say WFIE (NBC, Evansville, IN): Obama Nominates Bernanke to Serve Another Term AFP: Swelling Deficit Poses Key Challenges to Obama Reform Plans Air America: When Will the Recession End? Try 2015! Atlantic Wire (The Atlantic): Pundit Survey: The Landscape of Bernanke Opinion Forbes: Keeping Down with the Joneses The Register Citizen (CT): Ralph Nader: The Ones Who Got it Right CBS Evening News: Housing Troubles Continue NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (PBS): Fed Chairman Upbeat on Prospects for Economy Inside Tucson Business: What Businesses Need to do to Meet Rising Employee Costs Reuters: Venezuela Economy Shrinks for First Time in 5 Years CNBC: Did Ben Save the World? Orlando Sentinel: It'll Take a Lot of Digging to Get Out of This Hole Inc.: Is the U.S. Entrepreneurial Self-Image Skewed? The Guardian (UK): No Secrets to China's Success Los Angeles Times: Some Saw the Housing Bubble and Sold, Trick Now is Spotting the Bottom The Listening Post (Aljazeera): Venezuela's Troubled Media Wall Street Journal: A President as Micromanager: How Much Detail Is Enough? Bloomberg TV: Dean Baker Interview on Foreclosures, Mortgages BookTrade.info: Allen Lane/Penguin Press Acquires 23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism The New Yorker: Not Home Yet Marion Star (OH): Marion Home Sales Lagging Politico: Strength in Numbers Huffington Post: If The Economy Lost 247,000 Jobs, How Did The Unemployment Rate Go Down? Newsweek: Mirror Image Carroll County Times (MD): Weeks After Gates-Crowley, Tension Lingers Slate: Obama's Biggest Health Reform Blunder Sacramento Bee (CA): A New Way of Looking at Home Prices Nightly Business Report (PBS): The Recession Continues to Wreck the Workforce Globe and Mail (Canada): End of U.S. Housing Slump? Not Exactly Tampa Tribune: Congress Urged to Pass Rental Plan Bangor Daily News (ME): Try Holding Our Leaders Accountable Tampa Tribune: Renting Foreclosed Homes Helps Communities, Study Says Associated Press: Welcome to the Bottom: Housing Begins Slow Rebound Washington Post: Establishing a Distressed Homeowner's 'Right to Rent' Time: Federal Help for Boat Dealers: All at Sea Business Times: Wall Street Mixed on GDP Report The Listening Post (Aljazeera): Covering the Honduran Coup New York Times: U.S. Economic Contraction Slowed in Quarter CNNMoney.com: Stimulus Has Yet to Really Boost GDP The Diane Rehm Show (NPR): The State of the Economy Long Island Business Review: Foreclosure's Heartbreak Song Could Get a Happy Ending After All Empire (Aljazeera): Viva la Evolucion Los Angeles Times: Home Prices May be Stabilizing, Market Tracker Shows Baltimore Sun: Lenders Into Landlords? Philadelphia Inquirer: Key Legislator Weighs in on Obama's Financial Agenda News-Press (FL): Study Shows It's Cheaper to Rent Than It is to Own GRIT TV: Some Economic Forecasters Are Better Than Others FoxBusiness.com: Better Numbers to Come -- That's a Promise Reuters: Recession Cuts Pollution but Also Green Investment Philadelphia Inquirer: The American Debate: Why Obama Can't Pull an LBJ on Health Care Reform Caribbean Net News: Honduras Coup Reveals Fragility of Latin American Democracy Des Moines Register (IA): Economists Question Impact of I-JOBS Plan Capital Times (WI): Republicans for Fiscal Irresponsibility Morning Edition (NPR): Minimum Wage Hike Spurs Optimism and Debate Inter Press Service: Poll Supports Govt Intervention in Crisis Associated Press: For Some, Scales Tip Toward Buying A Home The Hill: U.S. Firms Worry They'll Be Hurt The Times (UK): Annual Holiday Entitlement: Who Gets What? Tampa Tribune: Plan Would Let Homeowners Rent Their Home After Foreclosing Talk Back! (WBAI FM, NY): The Honduras Coup (Mark Weisbrot joins the show at 01:04:16) CNBC.com: All Is Not Lost In Foreclosure Fight Associated Press: Analysis: Geithner Becomes a Traveling U.S. Bond Salesman New York Times: When, Oh When, Will HELP be WANTED Stabroek News (Guyana): Corbin’s Statement on Honduras a ‘Topsy-Turvy Political Rationalization’ Bloomberg: Obama Stimulus Fails to Reboot Economy as No Multiplier Effect Minnesota Public Radio: Tough Times for Small Businesses CNN: America in Debt (Interview with Mark Weisbrot) Associated Press: AMA Endorses House Democrats' Health Care Bill U.S. News & World Report: Would a Second Stimulus Create Jobs? The Atlantic: Renting Instead of Foreclosing Reuters: Obama Mulls Rental Option for Homeowners: Sources The Hill: W.H. Advisers Draw Criticism From Liberals Brattleboro Reformer (VT): More Stimulus Needed Huffington Post: Most Favor Health Care Reform in New Poll Huffington Post: SEC Chair Floats Ratings Agency Crackdown USA Today: Stimulus Spending Finally Starts to Trickle Down Media Matters with Bob McChesney (WILL AM580, IL): Interview With Mark Weisbrot on Latin America Washington Independent: Republicans Test 2010 Message: Cancel the Stimulus On Point (NPR): Stimulus, Part Two? GritTV with Laura Flanders: The Real Cost of Healthcare Reform Reuters: US Suspends Military Aid to Honduras Before Talks Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Health Care Jobs Still a Bright Spot OneWorld: Haiti's Billion Dollar Debt Cancelled Newsweek: Are You Feeling 'Stimuluted' Yet? Globe and Mail (Reuters): Honduras Rivals Ready for Dialogue on Coup Crisis Bloomberg: U.S. Housing Market Is Cursed by Brain Freeze Uprising Radio: Despite Optimism, US Economy Plunges To New Depths Knoxville News Sentinel (TN): Local Lenders Forgo Fed Program for their Own Plans Politico: Democrats Stuck in Stimulus Jam Boston Globe: Lenders Avoid Redoing Loans, Fed Concludes Slate: Stimulus II Huffington Post: Symbolic Blather: Washington's Congenital Disease Miami Herald: Costa Rican President to Mediate Honduras Crisis CNNMoney.com: Stimulus: Progress or Broken Promise? USA Today: U.S. Debt Shrinking at Glacial Pace Nightly Business Report (PBS): The Role of Work Furlough in the Economic Recovery AFP: A Week After Honduras Coup Huffington Post: Biden Ignores Warnings Of Krugman, Stiglitz, Roubini And Others The Progressive: Jobs Report Sign of Deeper Economic Trouble Reuters: Unity Helps Volatile Latin America Handle Crisis New York Times: Joblessness Hits 9.5%, Deflating Recovery Hopes McClatchy Newspapers: U.S. Taking Cautious Approach to Honduras Political Crisis Dakota Midday (South Dakota Public Broadcasting): Honduran Coup Kansas City Star: As Employers Cut Payrolls, Average Workweek and Average Wage Decline MarketWatch: Recession Hits Men Harder Huffington Post: Dependence Grows As Independence Day Nears Huffington Post: Committee Dems Release Cheaper, Better Public Health Care Bill Alternet: Chamber of Commerce Launches $100 Million Campaign to Protect Wall Street's Power at Our Expense NPR.org: Q&A: Rising Unemployment Clouds Outlook Spokesman-Review (WA): Militant Leader Abandons Deal Reuters: U.S. Stimulus a Small Patch for Big Economic Hole Westside Gazette (FL): Government Benefits at All Time High < Return to the main 'CEPR in the News' page |