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Deborah James tiene más de veinte años de pericia trabajando en temas de comercio y gobernanza democrática global. En CEPR, se dedica principalmente a analizar y monitorear las políticas de la Organización Mundial del Comercio, el Fondo Monetario Internacional, y Estados Unidos hacia América Latina.

CEPR / 14 Febrero 2012

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Alexander Main, Director de Política Internacional

Alexander Main es Director de Política Internacional del Centro de Investigación en Economía y Política (CEPR por sus siglos en inglés), una organización sin fines de lucro con sede en Washington, DC.

CEPR / 14 Febrero 2012

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América Latina y el Caribe

La economía de Brasil podría mejorar con una política industrial

Mark WeisbrotFolha de São Paulo (Brasil), 1 de febrero, 2012En Inglés | En Portugués

Mark Weisbrot / 03 Febrero 2012

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América Latina y el Caribe

MINUSTAH, de acuerdo a los números

Jake Johnston
Truthout, 10 de diciembre, 2011
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Jake Johnston / 12 Enero 2012

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Federal Trade Commission

Health and Social Programs

Merger

Private Equity

United States

Statement: Final Merger Guidelines by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission and the U.S. Department of Justice

The guidelines provide a clear roadmap to antitrust agencies and courts to prevent further industry consolidation in markets already dominated by a few large firms.

Eileen Appelbaum / December 19, 2023

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Wages and Prices: Who Is Keeping Up with What?

Dean Baker / December 18, 2023

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NYT Tells Us that, As Homeownership Rate Among the Young Rises, It is Becoming an Impossible Dream

Dean Baker / December 15, 2023

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Nate Cohn Says People Don’t Like Biden Because It’s Harder to Do Things Today

Dean Baker / December 14, 2023

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This Holiday Season Is a Reminder That Workers Need Federally-Protected Paid Time Off

The holidays are coming up and many Americans are looking forward to some time off. Unfortunately, some workers may not be able to take vacation, while others may take time off and receive no pay.

Christopher Hendrix / December 13, 2023

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Biden’s Move on Bayh-Dole: Important First Step in Dealing with Patent Monopolies and High Prices

Dean Baker / December 11, 2023

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A Closer Look at Recent Increases in Disabled Employment

In its monthly job reports, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) disaggregates certain labor force indicators by disability status.

Hayley Brown / December 11, 2023

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Consumer Price Index

Economic Crisis and Recovery

Inflation

United States

Preview: What to Look for in the November CPI

What to Look for in the November CPI. The monthly Consumer Price Index (CPI) is scheduled for release by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Tuesday, December 12 at 8:30 AM Eastern Time.

Dean Baker / December 11, 2023

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Ecuador News Round-Up No. 9: Noboa’s First Weeks in Office

Daniel Noboa was finally inaugurated on November 23 in front of Ecuador’s legislature, the National Assembly. In his speech, the new president emphasized youth and pragmatism, and claimed his priorities would be security and employment.

Pedro Labayen Herrera / December 08, 2023

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Economic Crisis and Recovery

Strong Job Growth Pushes Unemployment Rate Down to 3.7 Percent

November Jobs Byte: Strong Job Growth Pushes Unemployment Rate Down to 3.7 Percent

Dean Baker / December 08, 2023

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NYT Columnist Misleadingly Trashes the Economy, To Explain Why People View Economy Negatively

Dean Baker / December 07, 2023

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In the Case of Prescription Drugs, a Resilient Supply Chain Is not a Domestic Supply Chain

Dean Baker / December 06, 2023

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Issues With the Saving Rate: The Falloff May be Over-Rated

Dean Baker / December 05, 2023

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Should Taxpayers Be Subsidizing the Artistic Tastes of the Rich? Questions the Washington Post Won’t Ask

Dean Baker / December 05, 2023

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Economic Crisis and Recovery

November Jobs Preview: What to Expect in the November Jobs Report

Dean Baker / December 04, 2023

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Haiti

Kenya

Latin America and the Caribbean

Sanctions

US Foreign Policy

Haiti News Round-Up No. 10: US Deports Former Coup Leader

On November 30, former coup leader Guy Philippe was deported to Haiti. Philippe was released from prison in the US in September after serving six-plus years on charges related to drug trafficking and money laundering.

Jake Johnston and Chris François / December 04, 2023

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Profit Shares Defy Projections, Not Coming Down

Dean Baker / December 03, 2023

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How Does a Person’s Lived Experience Tell them the Local Economy Is Good, but the National Economy Is in the Tank?

Dean Baker / December 01, 2023

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CEPR Sanctions Watch November 2023

In this edition: a new World Bank report finds that sanctions helped drive a massive jump in poverty and a “lost decade” of economic growth in Iran, and much more.

Pedro Labayen Herrera and Michael Galant / November 30, 2023

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When It Comes to Prescription Drugs, the Washington Post Can’t Even Conceive of Free Trade

Dean Baker / November 27, 2023

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