1. CEPR News November 2012
(Matching tags: poverty, jobs, inequality, unemployment, Haiti, unions, latin america, private equity, employment, marriage, Elections 2012, Fiscal Cliff, Hostess)

The following highlights CEPR's latest research, publications, events and much more. CEPR on the So-called “Fiscal Cliff” CEPR weighed in on the “Fiscal Cliff” debate, reminding everyone that – as ...

2. U.S. Congressional Committee Shifts, State Referendums Could Impact Latin America Policy
(Matching tags: cuba, venezuela, trade, Honduras, mexico, Elections 2012, congress, drugs)

Tuesday’s elections could bring some changes to U.S.-Latin America policy, but how significant they are remains to be seen. At the administration level, Obama’s second term is likely to continue the 12 ...

3. Does the NYT Know that Much of the Working Class is Not White?
(Matching tags: working class, middle class, Elections 2012)

In a New York Times article with the headline “Ohio Working Class May Offer Key to Obama’s Reelection,” the reporters explain that “Mr. Obama’s ability to prevent erosion among working-class voters may ...