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Dean Baker
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Debt, Deficits, and Demographics: Why We Can Afford the Social Contract
November 2012, Dean Baker
The Problem with Structural Unemployment in the U.S.
October 2012, Dean Baker
Missing the Story: The OECD's Analysis of Inequality
July 2012, David Rosnick and Dean Baker
Attacking the Treasury View, Again
June 2012, Dean Baker
States Could Save .7 Billion Per Year with Federal Financing of Work Sharing
May 2012, Dean Baker and Nicole Woo
First Time Underwater: The Impact of the First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit
April 2012, Dean Baker
The Impact on Inequality of Raising the Social Security Retirement Age
April 2012, David Rosnick and Dean Baker
The Relationship Between Financial Transactions Costs and Economic Growth
March 2012, Dean Baker and Helene Jorgensen
It's So Hard to Get Good Help
February 2012, Dean Baker
The Necessity of a Lower Dollar and the Route There
February 2012, Dean Baker
Pension Liabilities: Fear Tactics and Serious Policy
January 2012, David Rosnick and Dean Baker
The Impact of Cutting Social Security Cost of Living Adjustments on the Living Standards of the Elderly
September 2011, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
Do Tax Cuts Boost the Economy?
September 2011, David Rosnick and Dean Baker
The Social Security Benefits of Sitting Senators Revisited
September 2011, Kris Warner, Alan Barber and Dean Baker
When Numbers Don't Add Up: The Statistical Discrepancy in GDP Accounts
August 2011, David Rosnick and Dean Baker
Work Sharing: The Quick Route Back to Full Employment
June 2011, Dean Baker
7 Things You Need to Know About the National Debt, Deficits, and the Dollar
June 2011, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
Representative Ryan’s Trillion Medicare Waste Tax
April 2011, David Rosnick and Dean Baker
The Ryan Medicare Plan: Winners and Losers
April 2011, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
The Wisconsin Retirement System is One of the Healthiest in the Country
March 2011, Dean Baker
The Potential Savings to Social Security from Means Testing
March 2011, Dean Baker and Hye Jin Rho
The Origins and Severity of the Public Pension Crisis
February 2011, Dean Baker
A Voluntary Default Savings Plan: An Effective Supplement to Social Security
February 2011, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
The Deficit-Reducing Potential of a Financial Speculation Tax
January 2011, Dean Baker
The Social Security Benefits of Sitting Senators
January 2011, Dean Baker and Kris Warner
Report And Recommendations Of The Citizens’ Commission On Jobs, Deficits And America’s Economic Future
November 2010, Jeff Madrick, Roger Hickey, Robert Borosage, Richard Eskow, Dean Baker, Robert Kuttner and Robert Pollin
Action on Social Security: The Urgent Need for Delay
November 2010, Dean Baker
The Impact of Income Distribution on the Length of Retirement
October 2010, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
The Myth of Expansionary Fiscal Austerity
October 2010, Dean Baker
Feel No Pain: Why a Deficit in Times of High Unemployment is Not a Burden
September 2010, Dean Baker
The Gains From Right to Rent in 2010
September 2010, Dean Baker and Hye Jin Rho
Seven Key Facts About Social Security and the Federal Budget
September 2010, Dean Baker
Has the Congressional Budget Office Joined the Push for Cutting Social Security?
July 2010, Dean Baker
The Impact of Social Security Cuts on Retiree Income
July 2010, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
The Impact of the Housing Crash on the Wealth of the Baby Boom Cohorts
April 2010, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
Profits on Citigroup Stock: Can They Be the Basis for Financing Stimulus?
April 2010, Dean Baker
The Budget Deficit Scare Story and the Great Recession
February 2010, Dean Baker
Responses to Criticisms of Taxes on Financial Speculation
January 2010, Dean Baker
The Potential Revenue from Financial Transactions Taxes
December 2009, Dean Baker, Robert Pollin, Travis McArthur, and Matt Sherman
Public Investment, Industrial Policy and U.S. Economic Renewal
December 2009, Robert Pollin and Dean Baker
Taming the Deficit: Saving Our Children from Themselves
December 2009, David Rosnick and Dean Baker
The Trillion Wage Deficit
December 2009, John Schmitt and Dean Baker
The Federal Reserve Must Counteract Asset Bubbles
November 2009, Dean Baker, Jane D'Arista, and Gerald Epstein
Issues in Trade and Protectionism
November 2009, Dean Baker
Job Sharing: Tax Credits to Prevent Layoffs and Stimulate Employment
October 2009, Dean Baker
Free Trade in Health Care: The Gains from Globalized Medicare and Medicaid
October 2009, Dean Baker and Hye Jin Rho
The Value of the “Too Big to Fail” Big Bank Subsidy
September 2009, Dean Baker and Travis McArthur
CBO Projects More Severe Downturn
August 2009, Dean Baker
Hitting Bottom? An Updated Analysis of Rents and the Price of Housing in 100 Metropolitan Areas
August 2009, Danilo Pelletiere, Hye Jin Rho, and Dean Baker
The Gains from Right to Rent
July 2009, Dean Baker and Hye Jin Rho
The Right to Rent Plan
July 2009, Dean Baker [updated June 2011]
The State and Local Drag on the Stimulus
May 2009, Dean Baker and Rivka Deutsch
Pay for Play? Tax Credits for Paid Time Off
March 2009, Dean Baker
The AIG Saga: A Brief Primer
March 2009, Dean Baker
Is the U.S. Unemployment Rate Today Already as High as It Was in 1982?
March 2009, John Schmitt and Dean Baker
The Housing Crash Recession and the Case for a Third Stimulus
March 2009, Dean Baker
Investment Bank Welfare?
March 2009, Dean Baker and Matt Sherman
The Wealth of the Baby Boom Cohorts After the Collapse of the Housing Bubble
February 2009, David Rosnick and Dean Baker
Spending Versus Tax Cuts: Who Pays the Cost of Political Compromise?
January 2009, Dean Baker
The Benefits of a Financial Transactions Tax
December 2008, Dean Baker
The Impact of the Medicare Drug Benefit on Health Care Spending by Older Households
December 2008, Dean Baker and Ben Zipperer
The Key to Stabilizing House Prices: Bring Them Down
December 2008, Dean Baker
The Changing Prospects for Building Home Equity: An Updated Analysis of Rents and the Price of Housing in 100 Metropolitan Areas
October 2008, Hye Jin Rho, Danilo Pelletiere, and Dean Baker
IOUSA Not OK: An Analysis of the Deficit Disaster Story in the Film IOUSA
October 2008, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
Oil Drilling and Automobile Fuel Economy: The Relative Impact on Oil Prices
September 2008, Dean Baker and Matthew Sherman
Slow-Motion Recession: What Congress Can Do to Help
July 2008, Eileen Appelbaum, Dean Baker and John Schmitt
The Impact of the Housing Crash on Family Wealth
July 2008, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
Offshore Drilling and Energy Conservation: The Relative Impact on Gas Prices
June 2008, Dean Baker and Nichole Szembrot
The Housing Crash and the Retirement Prospects of Late Baby Boomers
June 2008, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
The Housing Bubble and the Financial Crisis
May 2008, Dean Baker
Ownership, Rental Costs and the Prospects of Building Home Equity
May 2008, Hye Jin Rho, Danilo Pelletiere and Dean Baker
The Cost of Maintaining Ownership in the Current Crisis: Comparisons in 20 Cities
April 2008, Dean Baker, Danilo Pelletiere and Hye Jin Rho
The Benefits and Savings of Publicly-Funded Clinical Trials of Prescription Drugs
March 2008, Dean Baker
Subprime Rescue Plans: Backdoor Bank Bailouts
March 2008, Dean Baker
Subprime Borrowers Deserve an Own to Rent Transition
January 2008, Dean Baker What We’re In For: Projected Economic Impact of the Next Recession
January 2008, John Schmitt and Dean Baker
The Need for an Economic Stimulus Package
January 2008, Eileen Appelbaum, Dean Baker and John Schmitt
Trade and Inequality: The Role of Economists (Conference Presentation)
January 2008, Dean Baker
Globalization: It Doesn't Just Happen (Conference Presentation)
November 2007, Dean Baker
Changes in the Cost of Medicare Prescription Drug Plans, 2007-2008
November 2007, Joshua Lanier and Dean Baker
Midsummer Meltdown: Prospects for the Stock and Housing Markets
August 2007, Dean Baker
"Usable Productivity" Growth in the U.S.: An International Comparison, 1980-2005
June 2007, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
A Strategy for Balanced Trade and Economic Revitalization
May 2007, Eileen Appelbaum and Dean Baker
The Economic Impact of the Iraq War and Higher Military Spending
May 2007, Dean Baker The Productivity to Paycheck Gap: What the Data Show
April 2007, Dean Baker
Celebrating Pork: The Dubious Success of the Medicare Drug Benefit
March 2007, Dean Baker
Stagnation in the Drug Development Process: Are Patents the Problem?
March 2007, Dean Baker
Behind the Gap Between Productivity and Wage Growth
February 2007, Dean Baker
2007 Housing Bubble Update: 10 Economic Indicators to Watch
February 2007, Dean Baker
Universal Voluntary Accounts: A Step Towards Fixing the Retirement System
December 2006, Dean Baker
Recession Looms for the U.S. Economy in 2007
November 2006, Dean Baker
Increasing Inequality in the United States
November 2006, Dean Baker
A Note on Distribution and Growth
October 2006, Dean Baker Old Europe Goes to Work: Rising Employment Rates in the European Union
September 2006, John Schmitt and Dean Baker The Impact of Undercounting in the Current Population Survey
August 2006, John Schmitt and Dean Baker
The Origins of the Doughnut Hole: Excess Profits on Prescription Drugs
August 2006, Dean Baker Waste in the Medicare Drug Benefit: Why the Doughnut Hole is Unnecessary
July 2006, Dean Baker Are Protective Labor Market Institutions Really at the Root of Unemployment? A Critical Perspective
July 2006, David R. Howell, Dean Baker, Andrew Glyn and John Schmitt
Beyond the Conservative Nanny State: Policies to Promote Self-Sufficiency Among the Wealthy
July 2006, Dean Baker Is the Housing Bubble Collapsing? 10 Economic Indicators to Watch
June 2006, Dean Baker Missing Inaction: Evidence of Undercounting of Non-Workers in the Current Population Survey (CPS)
February 2006, John Schmitt and Dean Baker The Savings from an Efficient Medicare Drug Plan
January 2006, Dean Baker
Short-Term Gain for Long-Term Pain: The Real Story of Rubinomics
November 2005, Dean Baker Will a Bursting Bubble Trouble Bernanke?: The Evidence for a Housing Bubble
November 2005, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
Opening Doors and Smashing Windows: Alternative Measures for Funding Software Development
October 2005, Dean Baker Bird Flu Fears: Is There a Better Way to Develop Drugs?
October 2005, Dean Baker Scorecard on Development: 25 Years of Diminished Progress
September 2005, Mark Weisbrot, Dean Baker and David Rosnick Is There a Housing Bubble?
September 2005, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
Are Copyrights a Textbook Scam? Alternatives for Financing Textbook Production in the 21st Century
September 2005, Dean Baker Taxing Exxon's Windfall From Hurricane Katrina
September 2005, Dean Baker Gender Bias in the Current Economic Recovery?: Declining Employment Rates for Women in the 21st Century
August 2005, Heather Boushey, David Rosnick, and Dean Baker
The Housing Bubble Fact Sheet
July 2005, Dean Baker The Reform of Intellectual Property
July 2005, Dean Baker Things That Will Happen Before Social Security Faces a Shortfall
June 2005, Dean Baker Social Security Rates of Return with "Progressive Indexation"
May 2005, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
Correcting Employment Rates in the 2000 Decennial Census Using Information from the CPS-Census 2000
May 2005, John Schmitt and Dean Baker
The Regressive Impact of the Progressive Indexation of Social Security Benefits
May 2005, Dean Baker Bigger Than the Social Security Crisis: Wasteful Spending on Prescription Drugs
April 2005, Dean Baker The Social Security Shortfall and the National Defense Shortfall
April 2005, Dean Baker The Burden of Social Security Taxes and the Burden of Excessive Health Care Costs
March 2005, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
Basic Facts on Social Security and Proposed Benefit Cuts/Privatization
March 2005, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
The Burden of Social Security Taxes and the Burden of Wage Inequality
March 2005, Dean Baker Defaulting on the Social Security Trust Fund: What It Would Mean, and How It Would Be Done
March 2005, Dean Baker Empty Promises: The Benefits to African American Men of Private Accounts Under President Bush's Social Security Plan
February 2005, Dean Baker
Growing the Social Security Crisis: The Social Security Administration's Poverty Rate Projections
January 2005, Dean Baker and Mark Weisbrot
Who's Dreaming? Homeownership Among Low Income Families
January 2005, Dean Baker
Poor Numbers: The Impact of Trade Liberalization on World Poverty
November 2004, Mark Weisbrot, David Rosnick and Dean Baker
The Benefits to State Governments from the Free Market Drug Act
November 2004, Dean Baker The No Economist/Policy Analyst Left Behind Test for Social Security
November 2004, Dean Baker
Getting Mexico to Grow with NAFTA: The World Bank's Analysis
October 2004, Mark Weisbrot, David Rosnick, and Dean Baker
Going Down With the Dollar: The Cost to Developing Countries of a Declining Dollar
September 2004, Mark Weisbrot, David Rosnick, and Dean Baker
Insuring the Uninsured: The Gains From Reducing Waste
September 2004, Dean Baker Financing Drug Research: What Are the Issues?
September 2004, Dean Baker Unemployment and Labor Market Institutions: The Failure of the Empirical Case for Deregulation
September 2004, Dean Baker, Andrew Glyn, David Howell, and John Schmitt
Dangerous Trends: The Growth of Debt in the U.S. Economy
September 2004, Dean Baker Too Much Bubbly at the Fed?
July 2004, Dean Baker Applying Economics to Economists: Good Governance at the International Financial Institutions
July 2004, Mark Weisbrot and Dean Baker
Plunging Employment: Blame Mom?
June 2004, Dean Baker and Heather Boushey
Medicare Choice Plus, the Answer to the Long-Term Deficit Problem
March 2004, Dean Baker
NAFTA at Ten: The Recount
March 2004, Mark Weisbrot, David Rosnick, and Dean Baker
The Current Account Deficit and the Budget Deficit: Is 0 Billion Missing?
February 2004, Dean Baker
Fool's Gold: Projections of the U.S. Import Market
January 2004, Dean Baker and Mark Weisbrot
The Housing Bubble in New England
January 2004, Dean Baker
Still a Pain: The Cost of Prescription Drugs to Seniors With the Medicare Drug Benefit
December 2003, Dean Baker
The Artistic Freedom Voucher: Internet Age Alternative to Copyrights
November 2003, Dean Baker Labor Market Protections and Unemployment: Does the IMF Have a Case?
November 2003, Dean Baker and John Schmitt
An Analysis of The Harvard Center’s Case Against the Housing Bubble
October 2003, Dean Baker
Too Sunny In Latin America? The IMF’s Overly Optimistic Growth Projections and Their Consequences
September 2003, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
The Forty-Four Trillion Dollar Deficit Scare
September 2003, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
Professional Protectionists: The Gains From Free Trade in Highly Paid Professional Services
September 2003, Dean Baker The Real Budget and the Real Budget Deficit
August 2003, Dean Baker and David Rosnick
Homeownership in a Bubble: The Fast Path to Poverty
August 2003, Dean Baker and Simone Baribeau
False Promises on Trade
July 2003, Dean Baker and Mark Weisbrot
Reflections on Economic Reporting: Seven Years of the Economic Reporting Review
June 2003, Dean Baker
World Bank Involvement in the Privitisation of Public Pension Systems in Dev. & Transition Countries
May 2003, Dean Baker and Debayani Kar
George W. Bush's America vs. "Old Europe" on Jobs
April 2003, Dean Baker and Simone Baribeau When Rivers Flow Upstream: International Capital Movements in the Era of Globalization
March 2003, Monique Morrissey and Dean Baker
Growing Pain: The Expense of Drugs for the Elderly
February 2003, Dean Baker and John Schmitt The Dividend Tax Break: Taxing Logic
January 2003, Dean Baker
The Economic Costs of a War in Iraq: The Negative Scenario
December 2002, Dean Baker and Mark Weisbrot
Dangerous Minds: The Track Record of Economic and Financial Analysts
December 2002, Dean Baker
The Housing Affordability Index: A Case of Economic Malpractice
December 2002, Dean Baker
Labor Market Institutions and Unemployment: A Critical Analysis of Cross-Country Evidence
November 2002, Dean Baker, Andrew Glyn, David Howell and John Schmitt
Promoting Good Ideas on Drugs: Are Patents the Best Way?
October 2002, Dean Baker and Noriko Chatani
Paying the Bills in Brazil: Does the IMF Math Add Up?
September 2002, Mark Weisbrot and Dean Baker
The Run-Up in Home Prices: Is it Real or Is it Another Bubble?
August 2002, Dean Baker
Defined Contributions from Workers, Guaranteed Benefits for Bankers: The World Bank's Approach to Social Security Reform
July 2002, Dean Baker and Debayani Kar
The Stock Market Bubble and Investing Social Security in the Stock Market
July 2002, Dean Baker
The Relative Impact of Trade Liberalization on Developing Countries
June 2002, Mark Weisbrot and Dean Baker
Business Week Restates the Nineties
April 2002, Dean Baker
The Role of Social Security Privitization in Argentina's Economic Crisis
April 2002, Dean Baker and Mark Weisbrot
When 'Good Parents' Go Bad: The IMF in Argentina
April 2002, Mark Weisbrot and Dean Baker
Alan Greenspan and the ECB: Different Policies, Different Results
February 2002, Dean Baker
The Cost of the War on Terrorism and the Cost of Social Security
February 2002, Dean Baker
What Happened to Argentina?
January 2002, Mark Weisbrot and Dean Baker
The New Economy Recession: Economic Scorecard 2001
December 2001, Dean Baker
Stock Returns for Dummies
December 2001, Dean Baker
Money for Nothing: The Increasing Cost of Foreign Reserve Holdings to Developing Nations
November 2001, Dean Baker and Karl Walentin
The New Economy Goes Bust: What the Record Shows
October 2001, Dean Baker
Will New Trade Gains Make Us Rich? An Assessment of the Prospective Gains from New Trade Agreements
October 2001, Dean Baker and Mark Weisbrot
Hot Air Over the Artic? An Assessment of the WEFA Study on the Economic Impact of ANWR Oil Drilling
September 2001, Dean Baker
The World Bank's Attack on Social Security
August 2001, Dean Baker
Defaulting on the Social Security Trust Fund Bonds: Winners and Losers
July 2001, Dean Baker
The Scorecard on Globalization 1980-2000: 20 Years of Diminished Progress
July 2001, Mark Weisbrot, Dean Baker, Egor Kraev, Judy Chen
Effective Currency Transactions Taxes: The Need to Tax Derivatives
July 2001, Dean Baker
Growth May Be Good for the Poor, But are IMF and World Bank Policies Good for Growth?
May 2001, Mark Weisbrot, Dean Baker, Robert Naiman, and Gila Neta
Vaccine Buying Pools: Is More Protectionism the Best Route?
May 2001, Dean Baker
Gaining with Trade?
March 2001, Dean Baker
NAIRU: Dangerous Dogma at the Fed
December 2000, Dean Baker
The Costs of the Stock Market Bubble
November 2000, Dean Baker
Diverting the Old Age Crisis: International Projections of Living Standards in the 21st Century
July 2000, Dean Baker
The Administrative Costs of the Bush and Gore Proposals for Individual Accounts
July 2000, Dean Baker
Gov. Bush's Individual Account Proposal: A Reassessment Using Realistic Stock Return Projection
June 2000, Dean Baker
Double Bubble: The Implications of the Over-Valuation of the Stock Market and the Dollar
June 2000, Dean Baker
Taxing Financial Speculation: Shifting the Tax Burden from Wages to Wagers
February 2000, Dean Baker
Shameful Moments in Economics I: The Social Security Debate
June 1999, Dean Baker
The Benefits and Savings of Publicly-Funded Clinical Trials of Prescription Drugs, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, March 2008
Subprime Rescue Plans: Backdoor Bank Bailouts, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, March 2008
What We’re In For: Projected Economic Impact of the Next Recession, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, January 2008 (with John Schmitt).
The Need for an Economic Stimulus Plan, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, January 2008 (with Eileen Appelbaum and John Schmitt).
Changes in the Cost of Medicare Prescription Drug Plans, 2007-2008, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, November 2007.
Midsummer Meltdown: Prospects for the Stock and Housing Markets, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, August 2007.
"Usable Productivity" Growth in the U.S.: An International Comparison, 1980-2005, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, June 2007 (with David Rosnick).
The Economic Impact of the Iraq War and Higher Military Spending, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, May 2007
The Productivity to Paycheck Gap: What the Data Show, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, April 2007
Celebrating Pork: The Dubious Success of the Medicare Drug Benefit, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, March 2007
Stagnation in the Drug Development Process: Are Patents the Problem?, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, March 2007
Behind the Gap Between Productivity and Wage Growth, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, February 2007
2007 Housing Bubble Update: 10 Economic Indicators to Watch, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, February 2007
The Causes of Economic Hardship for the Middle Class, Washington, DC: Testimony before the House Ways and Means Committee, US Congress, January 31, 2007
Universal Voluntary Accounts: A Step Towards Fixing the Retirement System, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, December 2006
Recession Looms for U.S. Economy in 2007, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, November 2006
A Note on Distribution and Growth, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, October 2006
Old Europe Goes to Work: Rising Rising Employment Rates in the European Union, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, September 2006 (with John Schmitt).
The Impact of Undercounting in the Current Population Survey, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, August 2006 (with John Schmitt).
The Origins of the Doughnut Hole: Excess Profits on Prescription Drugs, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, August 2006.
Beyond the Conservative Nanny State: Policies to Promote Self-Sufficiency Among the Wealthy, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, July 2006.
Waste in the Medicare Drug Benefit: Why the Doughnut Hole is Unnecessary by Dean Baker, July 2006
Are Protective Labor Market Institutions Really at the Root of Unemployment? A Critical Perspective on the Statistical Evidence, July 2006 (with David R. Howell, Andrew Glyn and John Schmitt).
Is the Housing Bubble Collapsing? 10 Economic Indicators to Watch, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, June 2006
Missing Inaction: Evidence of Undercounting of Non-Workers in the Current Population Survey, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, February 2006 (with John Schmitt).
The Savings From and Efficient Medicare Drug Plan, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, January 2006.
Will a Bursting Bubble Trouble Bernanke?: The Evidence for a Housing Bubble, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, November 2005 (with David Rosnick).
Bird Flu Fears: Is There a Better Way to Develop Drugs? Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, October 2005.
Taxing Exxon's Windfall From Hurricane Katrina, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, September 2005.
Are Copyrights a Textbook Scam? Alternatives for Financing Textbook Production in the 21st Century, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, September 2005.
Scorecard on Development: 25 Years of Diminished Progress, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, September 2005 (with Mark Weisbrot and David Rosnick). En español
Is There a Housing Bubble? Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, September 2005 (with David Rosnick).
Gender Bias in the Current Economic Recovery?: Declining Employment Rates for Women in the 21st Century, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, August 2005 (with Heather Boushey and David Rosnick).
The Reform of Intellectual Property, PAE review, iss. 32, 5 July 2005.
The Housing Bubble Fact Sheet, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, July 2005.
Things That Will Happen Before Social Security Faces a Shortfall, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, June 2005.
Social Security Rates of Return with 'Progressive Indexation', (with David Rosnick), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, May 2005.
The Regressive Impact of the Progressive Indexation of Social Security Benefits, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, May 2005.
Bigger Than the Social Security Crisis: Wasteful Spending on Prescription Drugs, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, April 2005.
The Social Security Shortfall and the National Defense Shortfall, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, April 2005.
The Burden of Social Security Taxes and the Burden of Excessive Health Care Costs, (with David Rosnick), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, April 2005.
The Burden of Social Security Taxes and the Burden of Wage Inequality, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, March 2005.
Defaulting on the Social Security Trust Fund: What It Would Mean, and How It Would Be Done, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, March 2005.
Empty Promises: The Benefits to African American Men of Private Accounts Under President Bush's Social Security Plan, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, February 2005.
Growing the Social Security Crisis: The Social Security Administration's Poverty Rate Projections, (with Mark Weisbrot), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, January 2005.
Who's Dreaming? Homeownership Among Low Income Families, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, January 2005.
The Benefits to State Governments from the Free Market Drug Act, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, November 2004.
Bad Times: The Impact of Changes in Work Schedules on Productivity Growth (with John Schmitt), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, November 2004.
Getting Mexico to Grow With NAFTA: The World Bank's Analysis, (with Mark Weisbrot and David Rosnick), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, October 2004.
Going Down With the Dollar: The Cost to Developing Countries of a Declining Dollar, (with Mark Weisbrot and David Rosnick), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, September 2004.
Financing Drug Research: What Are the Issues? Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, September 2004.
Unemployment and Labor Market Institutions: The Failure of the Empirical Case for Deregulation, (with Andrew Glyn, David Howell, and John Schmitt), New York, NY: Center for Economic Policy Analysis (CEPA) Working Paper 2004-4, September 2004. Abstract
Insuring the Uninsured: The Gains From Reducing Waste, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, September 2004.
Dangerous Trends: The Growth of Debt in the U.S. Economy, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, September 2004.
Too Much Bubbly at the Fed?: The New York Federal Reserve Board's Analysis of the Run-Up in Home Prices, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, July 2004.
Applying Economics to Economists: Good Governance at the International Financial Institutions, (with Mark Weisbrot), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, July 2004.
Plunging Employment: Blame Mom? (with Heather Boushey), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, June 2004.
Medicare Choice Plus, the Answer to the Long-Term Deficit Problem, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, March 2004.
NAFTA at Ten: The Recount, (with Mark Weisbrot and David Rosnick), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, March 2004.
The Current Account Deficit and the Budget Deficit: Is $600 Billion Missing? Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, February 2004.
Fool's Gold: Projections of the U.S. Import Market, (with Mark Weisbrot), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, January 2004.
The Housing Bubble in New England, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, January 2004.
Too Sunny In Latin America? The IMF's Overly Optimistic Growth Projections and Their Consequences, (with David Rosnick), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, September 2003.
The Forty-Four Trillion Dollar Deficit Scare
The Forty-Four Trillion Dollar Deficit Scare, (with David Rosnick), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, September 2003.
Professional Protectionists: The Gains From Free Trade in Highly Paid Professional Services, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, September 2003.
The Real Budget and the Real Budget Deficit (with David Rosnick), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, August 2003.
Homeownership in a Bubble: The Fast Path to Poverty? (with Simone Baribeau), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, August 2003.
When Rivers Flow Upstream: International Capital Movements in the Era of Globalization (with Monique Morrissey), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, March 2003.
Growing Pain: The Expense of Drugs for the Elderly, (with John Schmitt), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, February 2003.
The Economic Costs of a War in Iraq: The Negative Scenario, (with Mark Weisbrot), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, December 2002.
Dangerous Minds: The Track Record of Economic and Financial Analysts, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, December 2002.
The Housing Affordability Index: A Case of Economic Malpractice, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, December 2002.
Labor Market Institutions and Unemployment: A Critical Analysis of Cross-Country Evidence, (with Andrew Glyn, David Howell, and John Schmitt), Washington, DC: Center for Economic Policy Analysis (CEPA) Working Paper 2002-17, November 2002.
Promoting Good Ideas on Drugs: Are Patents the Best Way? The Relative Efficiency of Patent and Public Support for Bio-Medical Research, (with Noriko Chatani), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, October 2002.
Paying the Bills in Brazil: Does the I.M.F. Math Add Up? (with Mark Weisbrot), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, September 2002.
The Run-Up in Home Prices: Is It Real or Is It Another Bubble? Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, August 2002.
The Stock Market Bubble and Investing Social Security in the Stock Market, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, July 2002.
Defined Contributions from Workers, Guaranteed Benefits for Bankers: The World Bank's Approach to Social Security Reform, (with Debayani Kar), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, July 2002.
The Relative Impact of Trade Liberalization on Developing Countries, (with Mark Weisbrot), Washington, D.C.: Center for Economic and Policy Research, June 2002.
The Role of Social Security Privatization in Argentina's Economic Crisis, (with Mark Weisbrot), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, April 2002.
Alan Greenspan and the ECB: Different Policies, Different Results, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, February 2002.
The Cost of the War on Terrorism and the Cost of Social Security, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, February 2002.
What Happened to Argentina? (with Mark Weisbrot), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, January 31, 2002.
The New Economy Recession: Economic Scorecard 2001, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, December 2001.
Stock Returns for Dummies, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, December 2001.
Money for Nothing: The Increasing Cost of Foreign Reserve Holdings to Developing Nations, (with Karl Walentin), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, November 2001.
The New Economy Goes Bust: What the Record Shows, Center for Economic and Policy Research, October 2001.
Will New Trade Gains Make Us Rich? An Assessment of the Prospective Gains from New Trade Agreements, (with Mark Weisbrot), Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, October 2001.
Hot Air Over the Arctic? An Assessment of the WEFA Study of the Economic Impact of Oil Drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, September 2001.
The World Bank's Attack on Social Security, Washington, DC: Center for Economic and Policy Research, August 2001.
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