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Who is Above the Social Security Payroll Tax Cap

The Billion Dollar Question: What is the Impact of Private Equity on Workers and Companies?

Work Sharing Could Save States $1.7 Billion Per Year

New Paper Finds Jamaican Economy to Be Held Back by Pro-Cyclical Conditions Demanded by IMF, Creditors

New Paper Examines Ecuador's Success in Emerging from Economic Recession; Reducing Poverty and Unemployment

First-time Homebuyer Tax Credit was Temporary Fix At Best

Kim's Selection as World Bank President is a "Rare Historic Event" CEPR Co-Director Says

Proposals Raising the Normal Retirement Age for Social Security Would Lead to Increase in Inequality

New Calculator Shows Long-Run Deficit is Entirely Due to Health Care Costs

Cholera Infections Rising Again in Haiti as Rainy Season Begins, Highlighting Urgency for NGOs, Agencies to Redouble Their Efforts, CEPR Co-Director Says

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

Bank of America Tests Right to Rent

Bill Clinton’s Admission of UN Responsibility for Haiti’s Cholera Epidemic is a Welcome Step Forward, CEPR Co-Director Says

Unemployment Rate Does Not Tell the Full Story: Long-term Hardship a Tremendous Burden on Millions of Workers and the Economy

CEPR Co-Director Welcomes Jeffrey Sachs' Reform Candidacy for World Bank President

Statement In Support of Passage of Work-Share Legislation

New Paper Argues Greece Should Consider Default and Exit From Euro

Only One-Fourth of Low-Wage Workers in America Have Employer-Provided Health Insurance

Latest Agreement Won't Resolve Greek Crisis, Likely to Make it Worse, CEPR Co-Director Says

A Lower Dollar Would Ease the Pressure of the Unbalanced Trade Deficit

High and Rising Levels of Low-wage Work Remain a Cause for Concern in Many Countries