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The Masses Were Saying Things Were Good, Not the Democrats

Article Dean Baker’s Beat the Press

The Masses Were Saying Things Were Good, Not the Democrats

News outlets continue to amplify those who say the economy struggled during the Biden administration — even when they have no data to support their claims.

By Dean Baker

Close-up of a newspaper with the headline Economy prominently displayed. The paper is partially folded, with blurred text surrounding the headline. In the foreground, there are out-of-focus coins. The image suggests financial news or economic reporting.
Egg Prices and the Cause of Harris’ Defeat

Article Dean Baker’s Beat the Press

Egg Prices and the Cause of Harris’ Defeat

Analyzing Harris’ defeat in the US elections: insights on the impact of informed voters and the challenges of less informed ones.

By Dean Baker

Kamala Harris at protest surrounded by men and women, many wearing pink t-shirts.
Preview: What to Look for in the December CPI

Article Data Bytes

Preview: What to Look for in the December CPI

December CPI Preview: While inflation is mostly under control issues such as rising auto insurance premiums and potential tariff impacts may pose future risks.

By Dean Baker

Image of a digital calendar displaying various prices in text format representing the CPI preview.
CBS Is Still Lying to People on Inflation

Article Dean Baker’s Beat the Press

CBS Is Still Lying to People on Inflation

Uncover the truth about CBS’s reporting on the economy and inflation. Find out why their take on the October Consumer Price Index report may be misleading.

By Dean Baker

A smartphone with the CBS logo displayed on its screen rests on a wooden surface. A black notebook is partially visible on the right side of the image.
Fed Rate Cut: Belated Recognition That Inflation Battle Has Been Won

Press Release

Fed Rate Cut: Belated Recognition That Inflation Battle Has Been Won

Today’s move to lower interest rates is a belated recognition that the battle against inflation has been won. Contrary to the predictions of almost all economists, including those at the Fed, this victory was won without a major uptick in unemployment.