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Lowering Non-Violent Incarceration Rate by Half Would Result in Billions in Savings for Cash-Strapped State and Local Governments
June 8, 2010
Social Security and the Age of Retirement
June 7, 2010
State and Local Workers Earn Less than Similar Private Sector Workers
May 12, 2010
Senate Ignores Fed's Threats, Passes Audit Amendment 96-0
May 11, 2010
What if We Took Economics Seriously?
April 30, 2010
Current Standard Fails to Accurately Assess Poverty
April 27, 2010
CEPR Paper: Exchange Rates Are an Important Determinant of Latin America’s Economic Performance
April 21, 2010
CEPR Paper: Capital Controls Can Help Governments Pursue More Stable, Higher Growth
April 19, 2010
New 'Right to Rent' Bill Will Help Millions of American Families Stay in their Homes and Stabilize Communities
April 16, 2010
International Community Can Boost Haiti's Self-Sufficiency by 'Buying Local' Rice
April 7, 2010
Statement on Obama Administration's Housing Initiative
March 26, 2010
Baker Indicates Great Respect for Warren
March 26, 2010
Unionization Substantially Improves the Pay and Benefits of Immigrant Workers
March 25, 2010
Over 20 Million Working Americans Lack Health-Insurance Coverage
March 22, 2010
Deficit Scaremongering Undermining Economic Recovery
February 16, 2010
The Union Advantage Across the States
February 3, 2010
Fixed Exchange Rate Has Produced World’s Worst Recession In Latvia, Says New CEPR Report
February 3, 2010
Statement on Ben Bernanke's Re-Approval
January 28, 2010
Statement on The State of the Union Address
January 27, 2010
Haiti: NGOs and Relief Groups Call for Immediate and Widespread Distribution of Water and Other Aid Supplies
January 20, 2010
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