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July 2017, Eileen Appelbaum and Rosemary Batt

July 2017, Dean Baker, Sarah Rawlins and David Stein

April 2017, Mark Weisbrot, Lara Merling, Alexander Main, and David Rosnick

April 2017, Mark Weisbrot, Jake Johnston, Julia Villarruel Carrillo, and Vitor Mello

March 2017, Mark Weisbrot, Lara Merling, Vitor Mello, Stephan Lefebvre, and Joseph Sammut

March 2017, Algernon Austin, Cherrie Bucknor, Kevin Cashman, and Maya Rockeymoore

March 2017, Eileen Appelbaum and Rosemary Batt

March 2017, Dean Baker and Cherrie Bucknor

February 2017, Dean Baker

February 2017, Alan Barber and Cherrie Bucknor

February 2017, Mark Weisbrot, Jake Johnston, and Lara Merling

January 2017, Dean Baker

January 2017, David Rosnick

January 2017, Eileen Appelbaum

December 2016, Alexander Main, Jasmine Huggins, Jake Johnston, Charissa Zehr, Jessica Hsu, and Alan Yarborough

December 2016, Mark Weisbrot, Jake Johnston, and Julia Villarruel Carrillo

November 2016, Dean Baker

November 2016, Lara Merling and Dean Baker

November 2016, Cherrie Bucknor

October 2016, Eileen Appelbaum

September 2016, Nick Buffie

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Private Equity Partners Get Rich at Taxpayer Expense

The Full Employment Mandate of the Federal Reserve: Its Origins and Importance

The French Economy, European Authorities, and the IMF: “Structural Reform” or Increasing Employment?

Brazil’s Enormous Interest Rate Tax: Can Brazilians Afford It?

Did NAFTA Help Mexico? An Update After 23 Years

Stick Shift: Autonomous Vehicles, Driving Jobs, and the Future of Work

Update: Are Lower Private Equity Returns the New Normal?

The Affordable Care Act and the Change in Voluntary Part-time Employment by States

Working Paper: Economic Policy in the Trump Era

Who Pays if We Raise the Social Security Payroll Tax Cap?

Decade of Reform: Ecuador’s Macroeconomic Policies, Institutional Changes, and Results

Eight Market-Oriented Proposals That Reduce Income Inequality

Response to Vanderbilt University’s LAPOP Critique of CEPR Report, “Have US-Funded CARSI Programs Reduced Crime and Violence in Central America?”

Working Paper: Domestic Outsourcing, Rent Seeking, and Increasing Inequality

A Critical Review of the US State Department’s 2015 Progress Report on Haiti

Brazil’s Enormous Interest Rate Tax: Can Brazilians Afford It?

The International Trade Commission’s Assessment of the Trans-Pacific Partnership: Main Findings and Implications

The Housing Bubble: Is It Back?

Hispanic Workers in the United States

Everyone Wondered How a Private Equity Firm Would Make Money in a Leveraged Buyout of a Struggling Non-Profit Hospital Chain - Now We Know

The Case for a Weak Labor Market

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