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#DemDebate: Progressivism vs. Neoliberalism | #BernieSanders vs. #HillaryClinton on Blog#42
This last debate in New Hampshire is a classic study in contrasts.
Barricades for non-existent hordes | Wages, Jobs & #BlackFriday on Blog#42
Walmart opened its stores at 6 p.m. I drove by the Irvine Supercenter at 8:00 p.m and found barricades
Jared Bernstein on #Jobs report and full employment | #Unemployment on Blog#42
My comments on the jobs report
Jared Bernstein on #jobs and how numbers are calculated | #Unemployment on Blog#42
How are jobs numbers counted? How does that affect monetary decisions which affect the creation or loss of jobs?
Freaky Friday politics: gender and race expectations in the 2016 primary | #HillaryClinton & #BernieSanders on Blog#42
This cycle, the primaries for the next presidential election have few relevant candidates
Jared Bernstein and others on our economic outlook, the Fed, unemployment and #FedUp | Blog#42
This collection of analyses focuses on the outlook for employment for our precariat in the near term.
A collection of clippings on #HigherEd, jobs and policy | Blog#42
Following are clippings from articles written about the state of higher education in the US
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August 23rd, 2015 I can’t do this without your help!
Dem Politics: Post-mortem is the new rehab
Former Governor Howard Dean was on Meet The Press today. With the exception of the very last sentence in this clip, I am in full agreement with everything he said. Tuesday’s defeat was bound to be the catalyst for the kinds of events that happen after, well, all defeats. The victor gloats. Usually, the defeated … Continue reading Dem Politics: Post-mortem is the new rehab