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Sorkin is Wrong: There Is No Tradeoff Between Growth and Bank Capital Requirements
Dean Baker Mar 30, 2010
Surging Homes Sales? Seasonal Adjustments, Please
Dean Baker Mar 30, 2010
Exploding Health Care Costs: Can Someone Tell the NYT About Something Called "Patents"?
Dean Baker Mar 30, 2010
Beat the Press Coming Home to CEPR's Website
Dean Baker Mar 29, 2010
Post Uses Xenophobia to Advance Its Budget Agenda
Dean Baker Mar 29, 2010
Did the Federal Government Make Money Bailing Out Citigroup?
Dean Baker Mar 28, 2010
The New York Times Could Not Find Any Economists Who Saw the Housing Bubble to Talk About Financial Regulation
Dean Baker Mar 28, 2010
Meaningless Budget Numbers on Health Care
Dean Baker Mar 27, 2010
NPR Discusses Housing Market Without Talking to Anyone Who Recognized the Bubble
Dean Baker Mar 26, 2010
Has The Post Heard About the Housing Bubble?
Dean Baker Mar 26, 2010
Helping Banks by "Helping" Homeowners?
Dean Baker Mar 26, 2010
NYT Invents "Important Threshold" To Scare Readers About Social Security
Mar 25, 2010
Exports Do Not Magically Increase Productivity
Dean Baker Mar 24, 2010
Sallie Mae Complains That Direct Government Loans Will Increase Efficiency
Dean Baker Mar 24, 2010
NPR: "Republican Leader Senator Judd Gregg Has No Understanding of Health Care Bill"
Dean Baker Mar 23, 2010

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