Press Releases

CEPR Co-Directors Call on Federal Reserve to Intervene in Spanish Bond Market
June 4, 2012

Obama Administration’s Nomination of Jim Yong Kim for World Bank President is a Victory for Reform, CEPR Co-Director Says
March 23, 2012

CEPR Co-Director Welcomes Jeffrey Sachs' Reform Candidacy for World Bank President
March 1, 2012

Debt, Deficits, and the Dollar: 7 Key Facts
June 16, 2011

Appointment of Stanley Fischer to Head the IMF Would "Institutionalize Lack of Accountability," CEPR Co-Director Says
June 13, 2011

Brazilian Macroeconomic Policy Needs New Debate, Says CEPR Paper
June 2, 2011

New Report Looks at Economic Growth Rebound for Low- and Middle-Income Countries Over the Last Decade
April 14, 2011

Private, Opposition TV Continues to Dominate in Venezuela, New Paper Finds
December 13, 2010 En Español

New Paper Finds Big Increase in Trade is Transforming Colombian-Venezuelan Relations
November 16, 2010 En Español

New Paper Finds IMF Policies are Increasing Risks to Economic Recovery in European, Other Countries
October 21, 2010

Venezuelan Recession Likely Ended in Second Quarter
September 3, 2010 En Español

New Report Looks At Bolivia’s Economic Performance Over Last Four Years
December 3, 2009

On 10 Year Anniversary of Seattle Protests, New WTO Ministerial Offers Same Harmful Agenda, CEPR Program Director Says
November 30, 2009

New Book Finds that Latin America Guarantees Paid Leave to New Moms, But Dads Have to Keep Working
November 17, 2009

CEPR Responds to IMF’s Defense of Questionable Policies During World Recession

October 22, 2009

New Report: Stemming the Rising Costs of Health Care Through Globalization

October 6, 2009

New Report Finds IMF Agreements Have Included Policies That Could Worsen Economic Slowdown in 31 of 41 Countries

October 5, 2009

IMF Conditions Harmful to Vulnerable Eastern European Economies

September 10, 2009

New Funds for IMF Approved by U.S. Senate Would Worsen Global Economic Downturn, Economists Say
May 22, 2009

IMF's Economic Growth Projections for Latin America and Caribbean Appear Questionable
April 28, 2009

Attempt to Convene Last-Minute WTO "mini-Ministerial" Collapses In the Midst of Global Recession
December 12, 2008

New Report Shows Need for Rapid Debt Cancellation for Haiti in Wake of Recent Disasters
December 8, 2008

New Paper Finds That Oil Price Decline Doesn't Threaten Venezuelan Economic Growth
November 18, 2008

Obama Has Historic Opportunity to Improve Ties With Latin America
November 6, 2008   En español

Are You Better Off in 2008 Than You Were in 2000?
September 25, 2008

WTO Talks Collapse Amidst Developing Countries' Reluctance to Sacrifice Food Security
July 29, 2008   En español

WTO Negotiations Face Significant Challenges: CEPR Analysis
July 17, 2008

CEPR Paper Responds to Foreign Affairs on Venezuela
March 21, 2008

U.S. Recession Will Hurt Major U.S. Trading Partners, Projections Show
March 6, 2008

Delayed Debt Cancellation Will Only Hurt Haiti, New CEPR Paper Finds
December 12, 2007

Lessons from Argentina: New Paper Looks at Economic Policy in Argentina's High-Growth Recovery
October 24, 2007   En español

New CEPR Paper Looks at Sustainability of Exchange Rate Targeting and Sterilization
September 25, 2007    En español

New Article Examines the Impact of the Asian Financial Crisis After Ten Years
August 7, 2007

IMF's Support for Coup Government in 2002 May Have Influenced Venezuela's Decision to Withdraw
May 1, 2007    En español

Economists Analyze Argentina's Economic Expansion at 5 Years
April 10, 2007

New Report Raises Doubts About IMF Growth Projections
April 4, 2007

New Book Explains Right Turn in US Politics Since 1980
April 3, 2007

Over 40 Million Jobs - 1 in 3 - Pay Low Wages
March 15, 2007

Decline in U.S. Manufacturing Hurts African-Americans Disproportionately
March 1, 2007

Job Growth Weak in January, Despite Good Weather
February 2, 2007 (Jobs Byte)

Union Rates Fall in 2006, Severe Drop in Manufacturing
January 25, 2007 (Union Byte)

One-fifth of Union Activists Illegally Fired During Unionization Campaigns
January 4, 2007

What Will A Second Term For Lula Look Like?
September 22, 2006    En español

New Report Projects Shrinking Market For U.S. Imports
July 11, 2006

Bolivia Faces Good Prospects for Economic and Social Reform
March 14, 2006 En español

Costs of WTO 'Development Round' Could Outweigh Benefits for Developing Countries
December 15, 2005

World Bank's Claims on WTO Doha Round Clarified
November 22, 2005

Economists Document Long-Term Growth Fall-Off for Developing Countries
September 21, 2005

Statement: Economic Arguments Surrounding CAFTA Remain Misunderstood
Statement by Mark Weisbrot, July 14, 2005

Experts Available for Interviews on IMF/World Bank Issues
April 14, 2005

Poor Country Gains from Trade Greatly Overstated
November 18, 2004

Can Developing Countries Afford to Hold Dollar Reserves?
September 29, 2004

Alternative Economic Policies Would Aid Development
August 3, 2004

International Forum for Development Examines UNCTAD 2004 LDC Report
July 14, 2004

Public Misconception #103 : Bad Sources on "Insourcing"
Statement by Dean Baker and David Rosnick
March 24, 2004

Study Finds Solution to Deficit Woes Through Buying Into Foreign Health Programs
March 2004

NAFTA at Ten: World Bank Study Found to be Flawed
March 1, 2004

Argentina’s President Kirchner Arrives Tonight for Meeting with President Bush
July 22, 2003

One Year after Seattle: Globalization Revisited
November 27, 2000

New Report from CEPR Examines International Growth Slowdown In the Era of IMF Influence
September 25, 2000