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Economy Track<\/a>, EPI<\/p>\n

State of Working America<\/a>, EPI<\/p>\n

Counting What Counts<\/a>, Beyond GDP<\/a> High-Level Expert Group, <\/em>UN<\/p>\n

For the Common Good: Redirecting the Economy toward Community, the Environment, and a Sustainable Future<\/em><\/a>, Daly & Cobb<\/p>\n

Primer on Modern Monetary Theory<\/a>, Archive, Wray<\/p>\n

The Basics of Modern Money<\/a><\/p>\n

How does JK Galbraith\u2019s The New Industrial Estate<\/em> hold up after 6 decades?<\/a> Steve Keen 3\/23<\/p>\n

You\u2019re the Real Job Creator:<\/a> An interview with Stephanie Kelton, N+1 4\/20<\/p>\n

The Robots Are Not Coming,<\/a> Henwood, Jacobin 2\/20<\/p>\n

The Student Debt Crisis, Labor Market Credentialization, and Racial Inequality<\/a>: How the Current Student Debt Debate Gets the Economics Wrong, Morgan & Steinbaum, Roosevelt Instit., 10\/18<\/p>\n

Socialism and the Liberal Imagination<\/a>, Williams, Dissent 8\/18<\/p>\n

Understanding the importance of monopsony power in the U.S. labor market<\/a>, Bahn, Equitable Growth, 7\/18<\/p>\n

Monetary policy without a working theory of inflation<\/a>, Tarullo 10\/17<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

Time for Politicians to Stop Deficit Fearmongering<\/a>, Kelton, Realnews 10\/17<\/p>\n

How Economists Turned Corporations into Predators<\/a>, Parramore, INET 10\/17<\/p>\n

Rise and Fall of Keynesian Economics<\/a>\u00a0JMKeynes slides ,<\/a> Zaccone 10\/17<\/p>\n

A Moral Challenge to Economists<\/a>,\u00a0Rev. Dr. Wm. Barber, INET 1\/17<\/p>\n

Economic growth in the United States: A tale of two countries<\/a>, Saez, Piketti, Zucman 12\/16<\/p>\n

Here\u2019s What Economists Don\u2019t Understand About Race<\/a>, Parramore INET 10\/16<\/p>\n

Remarkable Admission On Fiscal Policy<\/a> [paper by CEA head, coming back to Keynes], 10\/16<\/p>\n

$13 trillion lost last year because of war<\/a>, Tharoor, Wash. Post 5\/16<\/p>\n

Top 10 Charts of 2015<\/a>, EPI 12\/15<\/p>\n

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Beyond GDP: Measuring progress, true wealth, and the well-being of nations<\/a><\/p>\n

Why Liberal Economists Dish Out Despair<\/a>, Friedman INET, 4\/16<\/p>\n

Making America Great Again The Case for the Mixed Economy,<\/a> Hacker & Pierson, Foreign Affairs<\/em>, 3\/16<\/p>\n

Economic Forecasting Models and Sanders Program Controversy<\/a>, Galbraith, INET 2\/16<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Top CEOs Make 300 Times More than Typical Workers<\/a>: Pay Growth Surpasses Stock Gains and Wage Growth of Top 0.1 Percent, Mishel & Davis, EPI 6\/15<\/p>\n

Labor in the 21st Century<\/a>, Lazonick SSRN 2\/15<\/p>\n

How To Use Economics & Not Be Used by Economists<\/a> (1 of 6) Chang<\/p>\n

Inversion: ‘Competitiveness’ Has Nothing to Do <\/a><\/span>With It<\/a>, Kleinbard 8\/14<\/p>\n

Employment Impact of War<\/a>,\u00a0 Costs of War, Brown Univ.<\/p>\n

Kapital for the Twenty-First Century<\/a>, Galbraith on Piketty<\/p>\n

Unmaking Global Capitalism<\/a>, Gindin, Jacobin <\/em>6\/14<\/p>\n

Lost Opportunity<\/a>, Goldberg, 8\/14<\/p>\n

The CBPP Full Employment Project<\/a>, Bernstein 4\/14<\/p>\n

Why the Federal Reserve Needs an Overhaul<\/a>, Greider, 3\/14<\/p>\n

Exit Keynes the Friedmanite, Enter Minsky’s Keynes, <\/a>Barbera, Levy Instit. 9\/13<\/p>\n

How the Fed Can Jumpstart the Real Economy<\/a>, Greider, 8\/13<\/p>\n

Debt Relief and the Fed’s Money-creation Power<\/a>, Greider, Levy 8\/13<\/p>\n

A Much-Maligned Engine of Innovation<\/a>, M. Wolf, FT 8\/13<\/p>\n

Jumping the Abyss: Marriner S. Eccles and the New Deal, 1933-1940<\/a>, Nelson, INET 12\/12<\/p>\n

Federal Debt: Who Ran Up the Bill? Who’ll Pay It?<\/a>, Zaccone 6\/12<\/p>\n

The Entrepreneurial State<\/a>, M. Mazzucato, Demos 2011<\/p>\n

Stacked Deck<\/a>: How the Dominance of Politics by the Affluent & Business Undermines Economic Mobility in America, Callahan & Cha, Demos<\/p>\n

350 Economists Say: Jobs Not Austerity<\/a> 11\/12<\/p>\n

The Servant Economy,<\/a> Jeff Faux<\/p>\n

From Here to Full Employment<\/a>, Darity 1\/12<\/p>\n

The Political Economy of Full Employment<\/a>, Michael Kalecki, 1943<\/p>\n

A U.S. Financial Transaction Tax: How Wall Street can Pay for Its Mess,<\/a> Pollin<\/p>\n

The Corporate Tax Myth<\/a>, CNN Money, 2\/12<\/p>\n

Back To Full Employment<\/a>, Boston Review<\/em>, J\/F 2011<\/p>\n

US Infrastructure Report Card: “D”<\/a> Ritholtz, 9\/10<\/p>\n

Who Ate the Dessert?<\/a> Deficit mania ignores growth of income gap, deMause Extra! 6\/10<\/p>\n

Global Innovation and Jobs<\/a>, M. Mandel 4\/09<\/p>\n

U.S. Corporations in the Recovery and Beyond<\/a>: Conference papers<\/p>\n

In Defense of Deficits<\/a>, J.K.Galbraith, the Nation<\/em>, 3\/10<\/p>\n

Where Today’s Large Deficits Come From- Economic Downturn, Financial Rescues, and Bush-Era Policies Drive the Numbers<\/a>, CBPP 2\/10<\/p>\n

Federal War Spending Exceeds State Government Outlays<\/a> , Ross, PR 12\/09<\/p>\n

Why Capitalism Fails<\/a> The man who saw the meltdown coming had another troubling insight: it will happen again, Boston Globe<\/em>, 9\/13\/09<\/p>\n

Plutonomy: Buying Luxury, Explaining Global Imbalances<\/a> [the world according to Citigroup] R. Frank, WSJ, 1\/07<\/p>\n

Keynes, “National Self-Sufficiency,”<\/a> Yale Rev<\/em>, 1933<\/p>\n

Health Care Budget Deficit Calculator<\/a>: projected rising budget deficits mostly from skyrocketing health care costs. CEPR 8\/09<\/p>\n

Power Problem<\/a> [finance and the business press], Starkman, CJR M\/J\/09<\/p>\n

The worst downturn since the Great Depression<\/a>, Mishel & Shierholz EPI 6\/09<\/p>\n

No Return to Normal<\/a>: Why the economic crisis, and its solution, are bigger than you think, J. Galbraith, 3\/09<\/p>\n

Tools for a New Economy:<\/a> Proposals for a financial regulatory system, Pollin, 3\/09<\/p>\n

Baseline Scenario<\/a>; Financial Crisis for Beginners<\/a><\/p>\n

(Very) short reading list: unemployment in the 1930s<\/a><\/p>\n

Financial Implosion and Stagnation: Back to the Real Economy<\/a>, Foster & Magdoff, 12\/08<\/p>\n

Today’s Economic Crisis in Historical Perspective<\/a>, Global Labor Strats, 11\/24\/08<\/p>\n

Attracting Undocumented Immigrants: The Perverse Effects of US Border Enforcement, <\/a>Kaufman, 11\/08<\/p>\n

Confidence Trick<\/a>, J. Miller, $ & Sense, 10\/08; ongoing coverage<\/a>, ibid.<\/p>\n

How Some Arcane Wall Street Financial Instruments Magnified Economic Crisis<\/a><\/p>\n

Take a Walk on the Supply Side<\/a>: Tax Cuts on Profits, Savings, and the Wealthy Fail to Spur Economic Growth, Ettlinger, 9\/08<\/p>\n

Wall Street crisis is culmination of 28 years of deregulation, <\/a>Lightman, 9\/15\/08<\/p>\n

Companies Tap Pension Plans To Fund Executive Benefits<\/a>, Schultz & Francis, WSJ, 8\/4\/08<\/p>\n

The Capture of Keynesianism<\/a>, Palley, 4\/08<\/p>\n

Political Aspects of Full Employment,<\/a> Michal Kalecki 1943
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