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State and Local Workers Earn Less than Private Sector Workers, Even Factoring in Benefits

Venezuelan Recession Likely Ended in Second Quarter

Seven Key Facts About Social Security and the Federal Budget

Dr. Eileen Appelbaum Joins Staff of the Center for Economic and Policy Research

The Push for Social Security Cuts Ignores the Reality of the Program's Finances and Conditions of Near-Retirees

Millions of Older Workers in Occupations Classified as Physically Demanding or with Difficult Work Conditions

Statement on CBO's Revision of Long-Term Budget Outlook

CBO Changes Methodology for 2010 Long-Term Budget Projection

New Report Suggests Stimulus Better for Spanish Economy, Debt Burden, Than Austerity

Pre-Recession Unemployment Rates May Not be Reached for a Decade

New Report Shows European Countries Offer Far More Parental Leave Than U.S.

Statement on Wall Street Reform Bill

Proposals to Cut Social Security Benefits will Significantly Impact Retirement Income for Low-and Middle-Class Retirees

U.S. Experiencing Worst Episode of Prolonged Unemployment Since Great Depression

Deficit Calculator Demonstrates Effect of Several Policy Options on Future U.S. Debt-to-GDP Ratio

New York Times Reporter Errs in Attack on Film "South of the Border"

Poll Finds AmericaSpeaks Participants Poorly Informed About the Deficit and Economy

Statement on Wall Street Reform Bill

This Father’s Day, Dads Need Health Insurance

Conference Report on Fed is a Step Forward on Openness, a Step Backward on Governance

Lowering Non-Violent Incarceration Rate by Half Would Result in Billions in Savings for Cash-Strapped State and Local Governments