Publications

El FMI ha perdido su influencia

23 de septiembre, 2005, Mark Weisbrot En inglés

Mark Weisbrot / 23 Septiembre 2005

report informe

El marcador del desarrollo: 25 años de progreso disminuido

Septiembre 2005, Mark Weisbrot, Dean Baker, y David Rosnick

Alan Barber / 21 Septiembre 2005

Article Artículo

Fracasos Múltiples

25 de julio, 2004, en Página 12 (Argentina), Alan Cibils

CEPR y Alan Cibils / 25 Julio 2004

Article Artículo

Los insoportables costos del imperio

29 de julio, 2004, Mark Weisbrot En inglés, en BusinessWeek

Mark Weisbrot / 22 Julio 2004

Article Artículo

Haiti

Cambio de Régimen en Haití: Llámese como se llame, es un golpe

15 de junio, 2004, Mark Weisbrot En inglés Knight-Ridder/Tribune Media Services — 2 March 2004 Aventura News — 15 June 2004

Mark Weisbrot / 15 Junio 2004

book Libro

El Trabajo en Un Mundo Globalizado

03 Mayo 2004

Article Artículo

El lugar del Fondo

18 de enero, 2004, en Página 12 (Argentina), Alan Cibils

CEPR y Alan Cibils / 18 Enero 2004

report informe

Oro falso: Proyecciones en el mercado de importaciones de los Estados Unidos

Enero, 2004, Dean Baker y Mark Weisbrot

CEPR / 08 Enero 2004

Article Artículo

El FMI se equivocó otra vez

18 de mayo, 2003, en Página 12 (Argentina), Alan Cibils

CEPR / 18 Mayo 2003

Article Artículo

Oportunidad perdida

23 de febrero, 2003, en Página 12 (Argentina), Alan Cibils

CEPR / 23 Febrero 2003

Article Artículo

El Desarollo

Pantalla doble en una Venezuela parada

Mark WeisbrotWashington Post, 12 de enero, 2003

Mark Weisbrot / 12 Enero 2003

Article Artículo

Venezuela

Los Estados Unidos todavía interveniendo en la Venezuela

19 de diciembre, 2002, Mark Weisbrot En inglés

Mark Weisbrot / 19 Diciembre 2002

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Article Artículo

Latin America and the Caribbean

US Foreign Policy

Venezuela

The Venezuela Coup, 20 Years Later

The enduring legacy of Venezuela’s short-lived 2002 coup d’etat, and the subsequent countercoup, for US-Latin American relations

Dan Beeton / April 12, 2022

Article Artículo

Health and Social Programs

Intellectual Property

Costly Big Business Favors Almost No One Knows About

Corporations hold enormous political power on the obscure issues that almost no one follows but nonetheless have an enormous impact on our economy.

Dean Baker / April 12, 2022

Article Artículo

PREVIEW: What to Look for in the March Consumer Price Index

Will inflation accelerate or slow down? That’s the most important new information to watch for in the March report.

Dean Baker / April 11, 2022

Article Artículo

COVID-19

Paul Krugman, China, mRNA Vaccines, and Right-Wing Populism

Inequality

It is our policy on technology that drives inequality, it is not the technology.

Dean Baker / April 10, 2022

Article Artículo

Washington Post Columnists Badly Need to Learn About Corporate Power

Corporations hold enormous political power on obscure issues that almost no one follows, but nonetheless have an enormous impact on our economy. This is what the left is upset about in complaining about the excessive power of large corporations.

Dean Baker / April 08, 2022

Article Artículo

New York Times News Article Endorses Macron for Reelection in France

The weakness of France's recovery can be seen...by looking at the employment rate for prime age workers.

Dean Baker / April 08, 2022

Article Artículo

Globalization and Trade

Being a Bit Serious About Oil Prices

We have a world oil market...many Republican politicians are running around saying that if we just produced more oil here, we wouldn’t have to worry about high gas prices. The numbers indicate otherwise.

Dean Baker / April 07, 2022

Article Artículo

The Biden and Reagan Booms

I’m an economist, not a psychologist, I don’t know how people form their views of the economy. But I can say that the media have not been giving an accurate picture of the economy, nor one that is consistent with their reporting during the Reagan era.

Dean Baker / April 07, 2022

Article Artículo

Environment

Antienvironmentalists in Never-Never Land: The Lake Powell Pipeline

We will have problems maintaining energy production from the dam even without the LPP. If we were to build the LPP, we would very quickly need another energy source for 5 million people in the area.

Dean Baker / April 04, 2022

Article Artículo

CNN Hypes Inflation, Just Like It Hyped Ebola Before the 2014 Midterm Elections

Inflation

CNN's history with Ebola should be kept in mind in considering its endless hyping of inflation.

Dean Baker / April 03, 2022

Article Artículo

More Quick Thoughts on the March Jobs Report – Good News on Inflation

The key point here is that the March jobs report not only had very good news on employment, it also had encouraging news on inflation. The latter point has gone mostly unnoticed.

Dean Baker / April 03, 2022

Article Artículo

Strong Job Growth in March, Some Evidence of Slowing Wage Growth

Workers

The March report showed the labor market continues to improve, with modest evidence that the labor shortages in some areas are being alleviated.

Dean Baker / April 01, 2022

Article Artículo

Wages Up by $1.2 Trillion Since Biden Takes Office, $9,400 per Household

If we hear more stories of hardship now, it is because of the decision by the media to give us more stories. It’s like reporting on a rise in homelessness in an area, without mentioning that much of the housing stock had been wiped out by a hurricane.

Dean Baker / March 31, 2022

Article Artículo

Overflowing Inventories and the Supply Chain Crisis

The inventory data indicate that we should be getting to the end of shortages due to supply chain problems. This doesn’t mean that there will not still be many items that are in short supply, but these will be the exception rather than the rule.

Dean Baker / March 30, 2022

Article Artículo

Economic Growth

Jobs

Preview: Expect Strong Job Gains to Lower Unemployment in March

The labor force participation rate is getting close to pre-pandemic levels for nearly all demographic groups.

Dean Baker / March 29, 2022

Article Artículo

Recession Fears: Real and Imagined

We should keep our eyes on the forces that actually drive the economy, and not be distracted by quirky recession signals that don’t tell us anything.

Dean Baker / March 28, 2022

Article Artículo

Latin America and the Caribbean

US Foreign Policy

Venezuela

World

« Naviguer dans des réalités parallèles »

Lorsque les tensions politiques sont vives et que la désinformation prolifère, il n'y a pas de meilleur moyen d'avoir une vision claire que de vos propres yeux.

Alexander Main / March 26, 2022

Article Artículo

Contrary to What You Read in the Paper, Consumption is Not Booming

Consumption would be exceptionally strong if the saving rate had fallen below its pre-recession level...there is little evidence that people are spending down their accumulated wealth to any substantial extent.

Dean Baker / March 24, 2022

Article Artículo

Government

Health and Social Programs

Healthcare