Publications

Latin America and the Caribbean

Desta vez, vamos garantir que os EUA respeitem a democracia no Brasil

Aqueles que prezam a democracia no Brasil precisam ficar atentos para o que o governo dos Estados Unidos fará nos próximos meses e anos.

Mark Weisbrot / November 09, 2022

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Brazil

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

US Foreign Policy

Latin America and the Caribbean

Asegurémonos de que, esta vez, el gobierno de EE.UU. respete la democracia en Brasil

Quienes consideran importante la democracia en Brasil tendrán que estar atentos a lo que haga el gobierno de Estados Unidos en los meses y años venideros.

Mark Weisbrot / November 09, 2022

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Brazil

Democracy

US Foreign Policy

Let’s Make Sure that the US Government Respects Democracy In Brazil This Time

Those who care about democracy in Brazil will have to keep a watchful eye on what the United States government is doing in the months and years ahead.

Mark Weisbrot / November 09, 2022

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Economic Policy

Globalization and Trade

The Case for the Trumpers’ Anger

Imagine the lowest paid workers, the people cleaning toilets in office buildings or bussing dishes in restaurants, earned $52,000 a year if they worked a full-time job for the whole year. … That’s a very different world than the one we have.

Dean Baker / November 08, 2022

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Bolivia

Comunicado sobre el conflicto politico en Bolivia

El CEPR hace un llamado al Gobierno y a las diferentes fuerzas políticas y sociales de Bolivia para que se consolide una instancia de diálogo para procesar las diferencias surgidas del actual conflicto político en el país.

November 08, 2022

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Preview: What to Look for in the October Consumer Price Index

There is evidence of falling inflation in many areas of the economy, but a high overall and core rate is likely in October.

Dean Baker / November 08, 2022

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CEPR Sanctions Watch, September–October 2022

CEPR Sanctions Watch aims to help generate more awareness around sanctions by providing regular updates on US economic sanctions policy and its harmful impacts on people around the world.

Michael Galant / November 08, 2022

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IMF

Bangladesh is Richer than Denmark: Amazing Things You Can Learn at NPR

Denmark’s per capita income (the most basic measure of economic well-being) is almost 10 times as large as Bangladesh’s. How did NPR get things so badly wrong?

Dean Baker / November 07, 2022

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Inflation Reduction Act

Taxes

Wall Street

Inflation Reduction Act May Transform the Corporate Income Tax

It makes more sense to tax the returns to shareholders that we can see than to tax corporate profits that corporate accountants calculate for us.

Dean Baker / November 07, 2022

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What’s the Problem with 3.9 Percent Annual Wage Growth?

The data we got from the October jobs report is certainly consistent with a pause by the Fed. Everyone recognizes that the full effects of rate hikes are not felt for many months.

Dean Baker / November 06, 2022

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COVID-19

Intellectual Property

Washington Post Misleads Readers: China’s COVID-19 Problem Is Not Its Refusal to Use Pharma’s Vaccines

It should not be surprising that The Washington Post would use an editorial criticizing China’s zero Covid policy as an opportunity to push mRNA vaccines.

Dean Baker / November 06, 2022

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Wages

Contrary to What the NYT Tells You Wage Growth Has Slowed Sharply to Near Noninflationary Levels

The reality is the opposite of what this piece implies, wage-inflation has not been persistently high, but rather has slowed sharply.

Dean Baker / November 04, 2022

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Jobs

Health and Social Programs

Wages

Job Growth Remains Strong as Wage Growth Settles Within Inflation Target

The economy added 261,000 jobs in October Perhaps most importantly, it seems wage growth is settling down to a level consistent with the Fed’s 2.0 percent inflation target.

Dean Baker / November 04, 2022

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Budget

Washington Post Says Voters Want Cuts to Social Security and Medicare

The Post does not present any evidence that a substantial segment of the population would be happy with cuts to Social Security and Medicare, which polls consistently show enjoy strong support across the political spectrum.

Dean Baker / November 03, 2022

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La sindicalización otorga importantes ventajas a los trabajadores hispanos

A medida que hacemos un balance del Mes de la Herencia Hispana, queda claro que la eliminación de los obstáculos a la organización sindical debe seguir siendo una prioridad para la comunidad hispana y para los EE. UU. en su conjunto.

Hayley Brown / November 03, 2022

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Economic Growth

It’s Five Days Before the Election and the NYT Has Another Bad News About the Economy Story that Contradicts Government Data

We have seen an extraordinary rise in homeownership rates for less advantaged groups in the last two and a half years.

Dean Baker / November 03, 2022

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Unionization Confers Significant Advantages for Hispanic Workers

As we take stock following Hispanic Heritage Month, it is clear that removing obstacles to union organizing should continue to be a priority for the Hispanic community and the US as a whole.

Hayley Brown / November 03, 2022

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Economic Policy

Inequality

Intellectual Property

Jobs