Where the jobs aren’t: Particular industries and states bear brunt of dislocations wrought by trade
By Robert E. Scott,
October 1, 2001
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The unremarkable record of liberalized trade: After twenty years of global economic deregulation, po
By Adam S. Hersh,
Robert E. Scott,
Christian E. Weller,
October 1, 2001
Trading Away U.S. Farms: ‘Fast Track’ Will Exacerbate Problems With U.S. Trade and Agricultural Poli
By Adam S. Hersh,
Robert E. Scott,
September 1, 2001
The Free Trade Magic Act: In Dubious Study, First You See the Benefits of Globalization, Then You Do
By Peter Dorman,
September 1, 2001
Net Working: Work patterns and workforce policies for the new media industry
By Rosemary Batt,
Susan Christopherson,
Ned Rightor,
February 1, 2001
THE CASE FOR A PROSPERITY DIVIDEND
By Eileen Appelbaum,
Richard B. Freeman,
February 1, 2001
Raising the Retirement Age: The wrong direction for Social Security
By Christian E. Weller,
October 1, 2000
Lessons—How to Create a Skilled-Labor Shortage
By Richard Rothstein,
September 6, 2000
The Time Bandit: What U.S. workers surrender to get greater flexibility in work
By Lonnie Golden,
September 1, 2000
Rebuilding the Caribbean: A Better Foundation for Sustainable Growth
By Robert E. Scott,
March 1, 2000
The Ticking Debt Bomb: Why the U.S. International Financial Position Is Not Sustainable
By Robert A. Blecker,
June 1, 1999
Certifying International Workers Rights—A practical alternative (EPI Briefing Paper)
By Jerome Levinson,
June 1, 1999
The Fed’s Phantom Menace: False fears about wage growth threaten to slow expansion
By Jared Bernstein,
June 1, 1999
Cleaning up the Kyoto Protocol: Emission permit trading would let developing nations reap profits from green policies
By James P. Barrett,
Dean Baker,
May 1, 1999
China Can Wait: WTO accession deal must include enforceable labor rights, real commercial benefits
By Robert E. Scott,
May 1, 1999
A Just Transition? Lessons From Defense Worker Adjustment in the 1990s
By Ann Markusen,
Laura Powers,
May 1, 1999
Taming global finance: A better architecture for growth and equity
By Robert A. Blecker,
April 1, 1999
The Next Step: The new minimum wage proposals and the old opposition
By Jared Bernstein,
Chauna Brocht,
April 1, 1999
Committing to Care: Labor-Management Cooperation and Hospital Restructuring
By Gil Preuss,
February 1, 1999
Sharing Care: The Changing Nature of Nursing in Hospitals
By Gil Preuss,
January 31, 1999
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