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More Europe Bashing
Dean Baker Mar 17, 2010
The Fed Controls the Consumer Protection Agency's Budget
Dean Baker Mar 17, 2010
Manufacturing Output: Which Way Is Up?
Dean Baker Mar 16, 2010
Job Growth: Morning Edition Makes the Consensus the Dissenting Opinion
Dean Baker Mar 16, 2010
Pension Fund Cashes in Treasury Bonds: AP Screams "Crisis"
Dean Baker Mar 15, 2010
NYT Spreads Nonsense on China Buying U.S. Debt
Dean Baker Mar 15, 2010
Krugman on China and the Dollar
Dean Baker Mar 15, 2010
The Post Is Terrified That Japan Will Become Less Crowded
Dean Baker Mar 14, 2010
The New York Times Doesn't Like Social Security
Dean Baker Mar 14, 2010
Wrong Surprise on Retail Sales
Dean Baker Mar 13, 2010
The Dollar, the Deficit, and Accounting Identities
Dean Baker Mar 12, 2010
Post Pulls Out the Stops In Pushing Its Trade Agenda
Dean Baker Mar 12, 2010
The Washington Post Is STILL Missing the Housing Bubble
Dean Baker Mar 12, 2010
NYT Joins Efforts to Scare Public About the Size of Government Debt
Dean Baker Mar 12, 2010
Judd Gregg Argues for Higher Unemployment
Dean Baker Mar 11, 2010

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