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Relief and Reconstruction: The Year in Review, Part II

Various journalists who have covered Haiti over the past year have published essays today with their thoughts, reflections, sentiments, and recollections. Notable among them is this one from the AP’s Jonathan Katz, who writes: What is most distinct about

CEPR / January 12, 2011

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Where Does the Washington Post Ed Board Get Its News on Haiti?

The Washington Post posted an editorial last evening on Haiti’s elections (which is in today's print edition). Not surprisingly, the Post's editorial writers -- who in the recent past have praised the deceased Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet, and presen

CEPR / January 12, 2011

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Steven Pearlstein Needs an Economics Lesson

Dean Baker / January 12, 2011

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Third Way's Views Are Right Wing, Not Moderate

Dean Baker / January 12, 2011

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David Leonhardt Wants China to Become More Protectionist

Dean Baker / January 12, 2011

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Problems With China's Consumer Price Index

Dean Baker / January 12, 2011

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NYT Gets Germany's Unemployment Rate Wrong

Dean Baker / January 12, 2011

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Global Insights and Moody's Analytics Have Been Overly Optimistic About the Housing Market

Dean Baker / January 12, 2011

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CEPR Examines OAS Report on Haiti’s Election, Finds It "Inconclusive, Statistically Flawed, and Indefensible"

The Center for Economic and Policy Research has posted the full OAS election report on its website [PDF], and after analyzing the report, released the following press release. Also see Robert Naiman's analysis on the parallels between what the OAS is advo

CEPR / January 11, 2011

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Inequality

Workers

The Market and Inequality: Progressives Lose When They Accept the Right's Framing

Dean Baker
TPMCafé, January 11, 2011

Dean Baker / January 11, 2011

report informe

Workers

Leaves That Pay: Employer and Worker Experiences With Paid Family Leave in California

January 2011, Eileen Appelbaum and Ruth Milkman

Eileen Appelbaum and Ruth Milkman / January 11, 2011

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The Fed Reduces the Deficits

Dean Baker / January 11, 2011

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Workers

The Tax Deal’s Biggest Losers: 40 Million Low-Wage Workers Who Will See their Taxes Go Up This Year

On December 6, the President said "there is no reason that ordinary Americans should see their taxes go up next year." Apparently, the Administration staff who negotiated the deal found a reason. According to the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, some 51

Shawn Fremstad / January 11, 2011

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OAS Backs Illegitimate Election in Haiti in Which Three-Quarters of Haitians Didn’t Vote

Mark WeisbrotThe Guardian Unlimited, January 10, 2011

CEPR / January 10, 2011

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Haiti

Latin America and the Caribbean

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OAS Backs Illegitimate Election in Haiti in Which Three-Quarters of Haitians Didn’t Vote

Jake Johnston / January 10, 2011

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Economic Growth

The Progressive Case Against Obama’s New Team

Dean Baker
Truthout, January 10, 2011

Dean Baker / January 10, 2011

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The Tax Cut Stimulus That Isn't: The Washington Post's Failed Analysis

Dean Baker / January 10, 2011

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Will the OAS Note All of These Election Irregularities?

Today we released the full report of our independent recount of vote tally sheets from Haiti’s November 28 presidential election. It found massive irregularities and errors in the vote tallies, including that 11.9 percent of tallies were not counted, whil

CEPR / January 09, 2011

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Consumers Are Spending Faster Than Normal

Dean Baker / January 09, 2011

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The NYT Disagrees with Economists: Claims There are Too Many Lawyers

Dean Baker / January 09, 2011