Tag Archives: Fed
Jared Bernstein on The Phillips Curve: The Fed, Jobs, interest rates, and economic models | Blog#42
The Phillips Curve is at best in ill repair, if not just outright broken.
Jobs Report for July: Solid job gains, no wage pressures | Jared Bernstein | On the Economy
Jobs Report for July: Solid job gains, no wage pressures
Bernie Sanders’ approaches to institutional racism, brutality & inequality parallel MLK’s | Blog#42
Bernie Sanders has given a flurry of speeches throughout the Deep South. One of them was to the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Bernie Sanders was on Meet The Press with Chuck Todd on Sunday, Continue reading Bernie Sanders’ approaches to institutional racism, brutality & inequality parallel MLK’s | Blog#42
The Fed, economists, and African American #unemployment | Blog#42
Precious little is written anymore about economic policy and Black unemployment. Continue reading The Fed, economists, and African American #unemployment | Blog#42
Jared Bernstein: Unemployment, Black Unemployment and The Fed
The Fed, full employment, African-Americans, and an event that brings it all together
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Jared Bernstein analyses: #jobs, #pay, inflation, and the #TPP
I’m a bit behind on curating Jared Bernstein’s posts. I am merging three separate, but related, posts from the past week into one long blog. Continue reading Jared Bernstein analyses: #jobs, #pay, inflation, and the #TPP
All The Wealth The Middle Class Accumulated After 1940 Is Gone
Here’s more proof the middle class is dying.
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The Secret #GoldmanSachs Tapes – Bloomberg View
(Updates fourth paragraph to include reference to ProPublica article containing Carmen Segarra’s allegations.)
Continue reading The Secret #GoldmanSachs Tapes – Bloomberg View
Larry Summers adds concerns about insufficient supply to those about inadequate demand…to which I ask, “why go there?” | Jared Bernstein | On the Economy
Larry Summers adds concerns about insufficient supply to those about inadequate demand…to which I ask, “why go there?”