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May 11, 2016

Widely Cited Economic Models Have a Poor Track Record in Projecting the Winners and Losers of Trade Agreements

April 21, 2016

New Issue Brief Shows that US Veto Power and Alliance of High-Income Countries Effectively Exclude World’s Majority

April 15, 2016

New Issue Brief Finds that IMF’s Flawed Estimates May Have Negative Effect on Policy in Eurozone and Elsewhere

April 14, 2016

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Data Indicates That Nascent Recovery is Not the Result of Austerity, and Unlikely to Relieve Spain’s Mass Unemployment

December 19, 2015

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New Paper Examines “Rural and Small-State Advantage,” Realigned Party Coalitions and Their Significance for December 6 Elections

December 3, 2015

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Hold the Champagne — The Job Market is Far from Recovered

New CEPR Paper Questions Effectiveness of US-Funded Anticrime Programs in Central America

Employers Report Little Difficulty in Complying with New York City’s Paid Sick Days Law

Benefits of Union Membership Narrow Racial Wage Inequality for Black Workers

CEPR to Investigate Restructuring in the Health Industry and Implications for Less Skilled Workers

Reining in Wall Street and Raising Revenue: The Case for Financial Transaction Taxes

Major Errors in Reporting on Polling Data Must Be Corrected by International and Brazilian Media, CEPR Co-Director Says

Are Lower Private Equity Returns the New Normal?

EU Authorities Should Pledge to Assure a Smooth Transition, Abandon Threats and Punishment, and Change Failed Economic Policies in Europe

Dean Baker's Statement on the 2016 Social Security Trustees Report

The U.S. Loses When Former Prisoners and People Convicted of Felonies Can’t Re-Enter the Labor Market

Dean Baker's Statement on the TPP and Latest USITC Report

How Private Equity Makes Its Fortune at the Expense of Its Limited Partners and U.S. Taxpayers

New Paper Finds Unpredicted Rise in Trade Deficit Overwhelmed Predicted Impact of Reduced Trade Barriers in Korea-US Free Trade Agreement

US and Europe Continue to Maintain Control of IMF Despite Small Changes in Voting Structure

Do the IMF’s Faulty Estimates of Potential GDP Lead to Bad Economic Policy Choices?

Raising the Social Security Retirement Age Would Pose Hardship on Millions of American Workers

CEPR Calls for US Government to Support International Investigation into Assassination of Berta Cáceres, Prominent Rights Defender and Environmental Activist, in Honduras

Has Austerity Worked in Spain?

Statement on Federal Reserve and Interest Rates

How the Venezuelan Government Could Win a Majority of Assembly Seats with 42 Percent of the Vote