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Este artículo ofrece una revisión y evaluación exhaustivas de la literatura sobre los efectos de las sanciones económicas en los estándares de vida en los países objetivos.

Francisco R. Rodríguez / June 15, 2023

Article Artículo

How does Travel Nurse Pay Compare to Permanent Staff Nurses?

Hospitals are increasingly operating like financial institutions without regard to pay and conditions of their staff when the budgets get tight.

Emma Curchin / June 15, 2023

Article Artículo

Ecuador

Latin America and the Caribbean

Ecuador News Round-up: The Run-Up to the August 20 Elections

In the last few months, Ecuador has been embroiled in political turmoil. In the face of a deep political crisis and plummeting popularity, President Guillermo Lasso eventually opted for dissolving the National Assembly on May 17

CEPR and Pedro Labayen Herrera / June 15, 2023

Article Artículo

Biden’s Restrictions on Oil Drilling Have Pushed Prices Back Up to Where They Were in the Bush Administration

Dean Baker / June 15, 2023

Article Artículo

Haiti

Latin America and the Caribbean

US Foreign Policy

Haiti News Round-up: Political and Civil Society Leaders Meet in Jamaica

From June 11 to 13, consultations were held between stakeholders from the Haitian government, the political opposition, and actors from Haitian civil society in Kingston, Jamaica in order to find solutions to the ongoing crises in Haiti.

Chris François and Jake Johnston / June 13, 2023

Article Artículo

Jobs

United States

Workers

National Public Radio Promotes Lie in Defense of Child Labor

Dean Baker / June 13, 2023

Article Artículo

Food Prices

Inflation

United States

Since the Pandemic, Food Prices Have Risen 23.5 Percent; People the NYT Interviews Have Seen Much Sharper Increases

NYT readers should know that anyone who has seen the cost of their food basket rise by 66.7 percent is either very atypical or badly confused about how much they used to pay for food.

Dean Baker / June 13, 2023

Article Artículo

AI, Job Loss, and Productivity Growth

Dean Baker / June 12, 2023

Article Artículo

New York Times Tells Readers Jewelry Purchases Down Due to Inflation, Commerce Department Says They are Up by 26.4 Percent

Dean Baker / June 10, 2023

Jobs Byte Artículo

Jobs

United States

Workers

Economy Adds 339,000 Jobs in May, but Unemployment Rises to 3.7 Percent

If the goal of the Fed’s interest rate policy was to weaken the labor market, they seem to have gotten their wish. With luck, we will not see further deterioration, but it is difficult to try to predict the future based on this report.

Dean Baker / June 08, 2023

Article Artículo

William E. Spriggs: The Loss of a Giant

CEPR was deeply saddened to learn about the passing of Bill Spriggs on June 6. His impact on the economics profession and economic policy will continue to be felt for many years to come. Bill dedicated his life to the passionate pursuit of racial and economic justice.

Kelsey Moore / June 08, 2023

Article Artículo

Consumer Price Index

Preview: What to Look for in the May CPI

Inflation has been trending downward for the last year. If this trend continues, the Fed can declare victory and focus on the employment side of its mandate.

Dean Baker / June 08, 2023

Article Artículo

Owning Up to Mistakes and Pandemic Deaths

It would be a huge step forward for both public health and U.S. foreign policy if we could begin down the road of freely sharing health care technology rather than trying to bottle it up so that a small number of people can get very rich.

Dean Baker / June 07, 2023

report informe

COVID-19

Health and Social Programs

Healthcare

United States

Measuring Care Provision in the United States: Resources, Shortfalls, and Possible Improvements

The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged conventional thinking, dramatizing the essential contributions that “care infrastructure” can make to economic well-being.

Shawn Fremstad, Nancy Folbre and Pilar Gonalons-Pons / June 07, 2023

Article Artículo

Consumer Price Index

Economic Crisis and Recovery

Economic Growth

United States

Recreational Vehicles and Magazines: What’s Up Since the Pandemic

If people feel they are doing poorly in today’s economy, we can’t tell them they are wrong to feel the way they do. We can say that, based on the consumption data, it doesn’t look like they are doing poorly.

Dean Baker / June 06, 2023

Article Artículo

Have We Whipped Inflation Now?

Wage growth has slowed to a pace that is roughly consistent with the Fed’s inflation target.

Dean Baker / June 04, 2023

Article Artículo

Latin America and the Caribbean

UNASUR

La invitación de Lula es a subirse al tren de la UNASUR, no a detenerlo

Si Brasil hace de la Unasur una verdadera prioridad de su política exterior, tarde o temprano los países suramericanos se orientarán por retornar a la organización.

Guillaume Long / June 01, 2023

Article Artículo

Abortion

Budget

Budget and National Debt

Debt Ceiling

Government

Health and Social Programs

Poverty

Debt Ceiling Has Become a Weapon Against Democracy in the United States

The debt ceiling fight was never really about debt reduction. It’s part of a vicious cycle in which political power is abused in order to consolidate a system that is increasingly undemocratic.

Mark Weisbrot / June 01, 2023

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