January 29, 2013 · 0 Comments
By Dean Baker: It probably would have been useful to remind readers that Representative Paul Ryan’s claim that country is facing a fiscal crisis is sharply ...
By Dean Baker: David Brooks would benefit hugely from a remedial course in grade school arithmetic. It might keep him from saying silly things in his ...
By Dean Baker: Joe Stiglitz had an Opionator piece in the NYT arguing that inequality was bad for growth. Krugman responded...
By Dean Baker: Wow this is really getting incredible, yet another piece about how China is going to be suffering because it has a declining labor force. The ...
By Dean Baker: The NYT ran a news article promoting a trade agreement between the United States and the European Union.
By Dean Baker: Those of you who didn’t know the cause of Japan’s debt problems, or perhaps that it even had debt problems, will be happy ...
By Dean Baker: It is customary not to say bad things about people when they die, but that is not a reason to construct an alternative reality, as the NYT appears to have done in its obituary for James Buchanan.
By Dean Baker: Democrats, or at least progressive Democrats, are not concerned about "changes" to Social Security...
By Dean Baker: Steve Rattner had a series of mostly useful charts in the NYT this morning describing the state of the economy.
By Dean Baker: The NYT doesn't seem to keep up to date with writings on the budget deficit even in its own paper.
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