Dean Baker’s Beat the Press
Beat the Press is Dean Baker’s commentary on economic reporting. He is a Senior Economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR).
The Starving Hordes on Twitter, Yes the Economy Matters
Uncover the factors behind Harris’s defeat in the election. Explore the connection between public perception of the economy and electoral success.
Donald Trump is Badly Confused # 67,218: The Story of Supply and Demand
Understanding the forces of supply and demand and their influence on economic systems. Why is Donald Trump confused by this?
Donald Trump and the End of U.S. Hegemony
Uncover the consequences of the end of U.S. hegemony and its implications for the global balance of power.
Nonsense on Deflation that the Media Tell You
The truth about deflation: Learn why crossing into mild deflation doesn’t necessarily spell disaster for the economy.
Ownership of Facebook and Twitter is a Big Deal, Who Would Have Known?
Understanding the concept of social media ownership and its implications. Discover how it affects individuals, businesses, and society as a whole.
Trump’s Taxes on Imports (Tariff) and Sales Taxes on Stocks (FTT)
Learn about the benefits of financial transactions taxes on imports. Discover how these taxes can promote economic growth and stability.
There’s One Word for Trump’s Erratic Negotiating Strategy: Stupid
Understanding Trump’s trade policy: its implications for industries, jobs, and international relations.
Full Employment: One Last Time for the Road
Discover the power of a full employment economy in providing benefits to workers and marginalized groups. Learn how Biden’s economic performance showcases the positive outcomes of running an economy with low unemployment rates.
Trump Crazy: Spending 5.0 Percent of GDP on the Military
Donald Trump wants NATO countries to dramatically increase military spending. Does the math make any sense at all?
Imagine a News Media That Saw Its Role as Informing Its Audience
Why Doesn’t the Media Try to Inform Their Audience? Progressives have their backs against the wall. Is there a way forward?
