Publications

‘Decisiones Difíciles’: Hillary Clinton admite su papel en el golpe de Honduras

Mark WeisbrotAl Jazeera América, 29 de septiembre, 2014

Mark Weisbrot / 12 Noviembre 2014

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Un nuevo sistema cambiario para Venezuela

Mark Weisbrot03 de noviembre 2014, Últimas Noticias

Mark Weisbrot / 03 Noviembre 2014

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Por qué Dilma Rousseff Puede Volver a Ganar La Presidencia en Brasil

Mark Weisbrot05 de Octubre 2014, Últimas Noticias

Mark Weisbrot / 06 Octubre 2014

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La guerra con ISIS debe debatirse, tanto en el Congreso de EEUU como en el Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU

Mark WeisbrotÚltimas Noticias, 7 de septiembre, 2014The Hill, 8 de septiembre, 2014

Mark Weisbrot / 08 Septiembre 2014

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El caso Carvajal nuevamente revela divisiones en la política del gobierno de Obama

Mark WeisbrotÚltimas Noticias, el 3 de agosto, 2014The Hill, el 29 de julio, 2014 En inglés

Mark Weisbrot / 12 Agosto 2014

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La crisis de los niños refugiados centroamericanos: hecho en EE.UU.

Alexander MainDissent, 30 de julio, 2014

Alexander Main / 11 Agosto 2014

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Venezuela

Reparando el sistema cambiario en Venezuela

Mark WeisbrotÚltimas Noticias, 6 de julio 2014

Mark Weisbrot / 07 Julio 2014

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Argentina

¿Quién le disparó a Argentina? Un caso misterioso digno de investigación en Washington

Mark Weisbrot
Página/12, 1 de julio, 2014
U.S. News and World Report, 24 de junio, 2014

En inglés

Mark Weisbrot / 01 Julio 2014

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El crecimiento económico latinoamericano en el siglo 21: El auge en los productos básicos que nunca fue

Junio 2014, David Rosnick y Mark Weisbrot

Alan Barber, David Rosnick and Mark Weisbrot / 04 Junio 2014

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Venezuela

Miembros del Congreso reaccionan, por primera vez en años, contra la política fallida del gobierno de Obama hacia América Latina

Mark WeisbrotÚltimas Noticias, 1 de junio, 2014The Hill, 3 de junio, 2014 En inglés

Mark Weisbrot / 01 Junio 2014

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Honduras

Latin America and the Caribbean

Honduras: Social and Economic Indicators After 12 Years of National Party Rule

This post looks at the evolving social and economic situations in Honduras.

Simon Elliott, Brett Heinz and Kevin Cashman / 02/04/2022 12:00am

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Coronavirus

Workers

Strong Job Growth in January as Omicron Leads to Cuts in Hours, Not Jobs

Employers responded to omicron by cutting hours rather than workers.

Dean Baker / 02/04/2022 12:00am

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US Foreign Policy

A salvo del precipicio: Argentina y el FMI negocian un mejor acuerdo

Si más estadounidenses supieran cuántos civiles inocentes mueren realmente como resultado de estas sanciones, ¿se permitiría lo peor de ellos?

Joseph Stiglitz and Mark Weisbrot / 02/04/2022 12:00am

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Environment

The Historic Opportunities for Racial Equity in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act

The IIJA has provided a historic opportunity for advancing racial equity in infrastructure investments. Only if state and local activists force their elected officials to take advantage of it will its full potential be realized.

Anaïs Goubert and Algernon Austin / 02/02/2022 12:00am

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Marketplace Radio Gives Us the Latest Bad News on the Economy: A Glut of Retail Goods

In the old days, we might have thought that too many goods, with too few buyers, might have meant lower prices.

Dean Baker / 02/02/2022 12:00am

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Argentina

International Monetary Fund

Latin America and the Caribbean

Back from the Brink — Argentina and the IMF Negotiate a Better Agreement

In the end, in a democracy, it is the voice of the citizens of the country that must be heard most loudly.

Joseph Stiglitz and Mark Weisbrot / 02/01/2022 12:00am

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Jobs

Preview: What to Look for in the January Jobs Report

The January jobs report is likely to look weaker than recent reports, first and foremost because of the spread of the omicron variant.

Dean Baker / 02/01/2022 12:00am

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More Thoughts on the Great Inflation Debate

We don’t want to see anything like the surge in unemployment from the 1981–82 recession, especially if it’s intended to combat an inflation problem that does not exist.

Dean Baker / 01/29/2022 12:00am

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Private Equity

Wall Street

Literature Review: Monopsony, Employer Consolidation, and Health Care Labor Markets

This literature review summarizes relevant parameters and techniques for measuring the extent of labor market monopsony and discusses estimates of the earnings effects of monopsony, with particular attention paid to employer concentration (or consolidatio

David Wasser January 28, 2022

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GDP Jumps to 6.9 Percent in Fourth Quarter 2021, Driven by Strong Inventory Growth

Growth

Inventories grew at a $173.5 billion annual rate in the fourth quarter.

Dean Baker / 01/27/2022 12:00am

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Washington Post Tries to Tell Readers that Fourth Quarter Jump In Inventories Was Due to Higher Prices

It's not clear what the Washington Post is referring to.

Dean Baker / 01/27/2022 12:00am

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Globalization and Trade

International Monetary Fund

Eighty Countries Have Already Used Their Special Drawing Rights, but More of these Resources Are Needed

A preview of key findings that we will explore in greater depth in the upcoming report on the use of SDRs since August 2021.

Andrés Arauz and Kevin Cashman / 01/26/2022 12:00am

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Health and Social Programs

Inequality

The Medicaid Gap Fix in the Build Back Better Act Could Improve Health and Save the Lives of Low-Income Individuals

The Build Back Better (BBB) Act would improve health and save lives by expanding access to affordable health care.

Tamara Sokolowsky / 01/26/2022 12:00am

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PREVIEW: What to Look for In the Fourth Quarter 2021 GDP Report

Growth

GDP growth for the fourth quarter should bounce back from the 2.3 percent figure from the third quarter, likely coming in at close to 5.0 percent.

Dean Baker / 01/25/2022 12:00am

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Washington Post Says Life Was Bleak for Workers on Eve of Pandemic

If workers are experiencing serious hardship today, things must have been really awful for them in December 2019, when most workers had lower real wages.

Dean Baker / 01/22/2022 12:00am

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