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Washington Post Corrects Mexico's Post-NAFTA Growth Rate
Dean Baker May 30, 2006
Immigrant Labor and Supply and Demand
Dean Baker May 29, 2006
Do Trade Agreements Have to Be "Free"
Dean Baker May 28, 2006
Right Wing Law and Economics: Free Market Economics at NPR
Dean Baker May 26, 2006
American Idol Special: Was the Vote Kosher?
Dean Baker May 25, 2006
Can We Buy New Home Sales Data?
Dean Baker May 25, 2006
Problems With Venezuelan Numbers
Dean Baker May 24, 2006
Rising Wages for Nurses? Nanny State to the Rescue
Dean Baker May 24, 2006
Washington Post Still Believes in Mexico's Post-NAFTA Growth Miracle
Dean Baker May 23, 2006
What if Money Managers Had to Work for a Living?
Dean Baker May 23, 2006
The Times Versus Bush on the Deficit and the Dollar
Dean Baker May 20, 2006
The Fed and the Housing Bubble: Fool Me Once, â€¦..
Dean Baker May 20, 2006
The Power of the Press: Congress Takes Back Tax Breaks for Big Oil
Dean Baker May 19, 2006
Budget Reporting Without Context
Dean Baker May 18, 2006
The Conservative Nanny State in html
Dean Baker May 18, 2006

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