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BUYOUTS: Private Equity Reshaping the Economy – May 2026

Article BUYOUTS: Private Equity Reshaping the Economy

BUYOUTS: Private Equity Reshaping the Economy – May 2026

The May 2026 Buyouts newsletter examines how policy shifts, market risks, and growing political pressure are exposing vulnerabilities in the private equity industry.

By CEPR

April 2026 Jobs Preview: What to Expect

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April 2026 Jobs Preview: What to Expect

The unemployment rate should remain stable, but is not clear that workers are able to secure wage gains — a concerning development in a time of rising inflation.

By Dean Baker

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AI Productivity Boom and Shorter Workweeks

Article Dean Baker’s Beat the Press

AI Productivity Boom and Shorter Workweeks

Even if AI boosts productivity, history shows the solution is shorter work time, not panic over mass unemployment.

By Dean Baker

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Medicaid Work Requirements: Who Actually Benefits?

Article Expose the Heist: Power and Policy in Unprecedented Times

Medicaid Work Requirements: Who Actually Benefits?

Medicaid work requirements will cause people to lose health care — and deliver millions of dollars to private contractors.

By Peter Hart

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Is Chinese AI the Remedy to Inequality?

Article Dean Baker’s Beat the Press

Is Chinese AI the Remedy to Inequality?

Rising Chinese AI competition could lower costs and limit extreme wealth concentration, countering both US tech dominance and inequality.

By Dean Baker

Futuristic humanoid robot with a sleek white exterior and a starry visor stands against a dark, blurred background of glowing nodes, conveying AI and artificial intelligence.
Mostly Economics – Episode 32

Podcast

Mostly Economics – Episode 32

In this episode, Dean Baker and renowned macroeconomist Claudia Sahm discuss the economic shocks from attacking Iran and the Federal Reserve’s policy stance amid geopolitical tensions.

By Dean Baker