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Bad Math on New Jobs Tax Credits at the NYT
Dean Baker Jan 26, 2010
Another Front Page Washington Post Editorial on the Deficit
Dean Baker Jan 26, 2010
Fox on Fifteenth (aka The Washington Post) Endorses Bernanke
Dean Baker Jan 25, 2010
WSJ on Oregon Tax Vote: "Math is Hard"
Dean Baker Jan 25, 2010
Senate Minority Leader Doesn't Realize Spending Cuts in Recession Hurt Economy
Dean Baker Jan 25, 2010
The Post Still Has Not Heard of the Housing Bubble
Dean Baker Jan 25, 2010
The Washington Post Runs Front Page Editorial Against Bank Tax and For Bernanke
Dean Baker Jan 24, 2010
The Man Who Praised Iceland's Economy Supports Bernanke
Dean Baker Jan 23, 2010
President Obama Didn't Mention That the Losses Incurred by Fannie and Freddie Were Profits for the Banks
Dean Baker Jan 23, 2010
Funny Math on Bernanke in the WSJ
Dean Baker Jan 22, 2010
No Major Country Had a Financial Collapse
Dean Baker Jan 22, 2010
The Post Just Can't Resist Editorializing on the "Skyrocketing" Budget Deficits
Dean Baker Jan 21, 2010
Trading Did Not Sink the Banks
Dean Baker Jan 21, 2010
China as #2
Dean Baker Jan 21, 2010
When Did Leftists Run Mexico and Colombia?
Dean Baker Jan 20, 2010

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