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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

Statement on New Jersey’s Approval of Work Sharing

Two Years Later, Haitians Are Worse Off Due to Cholera, Lack of Accountability, CEPR Co-Director Says

Data Suggest Long-term Unemployment Substantially Higher than Official Level

MINUSTAH Must Take Responsibility for Causing Cholera Epidemic That’s Killed 7,000 People, CEPR Co-Director Says

Latvia’s Economic Failure Has Important Lessons for Eurozone, New CEPR Paper Concludes

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?