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CEPR Co-Directors Welcome Fed’s Intervention in European Markets, But Say It is Not Enough

CEPR Co-Directors Call for Fed to Intervene in European Bond Market

New Report Suggests National Politics are an Important Factor in National Unionization Rates

G20 Continues With Failed Policies in Europe, Putting Regional and Global Economy at Risk, CEPR Co-Director Says

Senator Harkin and Representative DeFazio Introduce Financial Transactions Tax Proposal

New CEPR Paper Casts Doubt on Claims that Latin American "Social Democratic" Governments Have Done Better on Inequality than "Populist" Ones

New Paper Examines Argentina’s Economic Success

On One-Year Anniversary of Cholera’s Return to Haiti, CEPR Co-Director Calls for Restitution from United Nations Troops

OAS Overturned Haitian Presidential Election in a "Political Intervention," New CEPR Paper Suggests

How Much Does Employee Turnover Really Cost?

Debate on the Eurozone Crisis Between CEPR’s Mark Weisbrot and Luc Everaert, Assistant Director of the European Department of the IMF

New Report: The Effects of Cutting Social Security COLAs on the Living Standards of the Elderly

Do Tax Cuts Boost the Economy?

Just Like Everyone Else, Politicians Will Be Able to Get Social Security Benefits for Decades to Come

Statement on the American Jobs Act and Work Sharing

Work Sharing Should be Part of the President's Job Program

New Book by CEPR's Dean Baker, The End of Loser Liberalism: Making Markets Progressive

Thousands of Lives Could Be Saved, and Haiti’s Cholera Epidemic Managed, With Greater Treatment and Prevention Efforts, CEPR Paper Finds

Statement on the S&P Downgrade

Statement on the Debt Ceiling Deal

Diverse Asian American and Pacific Islander Workforce Faces Many Challenges