U.S. Trade deficit falls in 2009, but larger share goes to China
By Robert E. Scott,
February 11, 2010
EPI's International Picture for February 11, 2010
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Addressing Balance-of-Payments Difficulties Under World Trade Organization Rules
By Terence P. Stewart,
Elizabeth J. Drake,
December 31, 2009
Restoring the U.S. trade balance—How lessons from emissions trading can inform the Buffett proposal
By Emily Garr,
Robert E. Scott,
December 31, 2009
Re-Balancing U.S. Trade and Capital Accounts
By Robert E. Scott,
December 31, 2009
EPI's Senior International Economist Robert Scott says that Warren Buffett's plan for balancing the trade deficit is as relevant today as when it was first proposed in 2003.
Re-Balancing U.S. Trade and Capital Accounts
By Robert E. Scott,
December 22, 2009
Policy makers seeking ways to balance a large and growing U.S. trade deficit should revisit a plan Warren Buffett proposed six years ago.
The trade deficit trap—How it got so big, why it persists, and what to do about it
By Robert A. Blecker,
August 7, 2009
China dominates U.S. non-oil trade deficit in 2009
By Robert E. Scott,
July 23, 2009
The status of the steel industry and U.S. manufacturing
By Robert E. Scott,
June 16, 2009
International Picture, June 18, 2008
By Robert E. Scott,
June 18, 2008
Fed Lowers Benchmark Interest Rate by 50 Points (a satire…)
March 27, 2008
International Picture, March 26, 2008
By Robert E. Scott,
March 26, 2008
Minimum wage, Maximum Pork
By Max B. Sawicky,
February 15, 2007
International Picture, February 13, 2007
By Robert E. Scott,
February 13, 2007
Trade deficits and manufacturing job loss: Correlation and causality
By Josh Bivens,
March 13, 2006
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By Josh Bivens,
January 27, 2006
Jobs Picture—July 2, 2004
By Jared Bernstein,
July 2, 2004
Saying goodbye to overtime checks
By Ross Eisenbrey,
March 24, 2004
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Debt: Just forget it—Viewpoints | EPI
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