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An Economic Sugar High
Many economists aren't optimistic about the long-term implications of the GOP's tax overhaul.
Andrew Soergel Dec. 8, 2017
What's the Fed's Endgame?
The Federal Reserve is on a journey to shrink its bloated balance sheet but hasn't clarified its destination.
David Beckworth Oct. 16, 2017
Obama’s Legacy: A Country Still Divided
Barack Obama entered the White House with big goals, but leaves a legacy that’s only partly positive.
Joseph P. Williams Jan. 19, 2017
What Obama's Economy Wrought
His government-centric policymaking did long-term damage to economic growth.
Douglas Holtz-Eakin Jan. 17, 2017
Fighting the Next Recession
Economists are acknowledging the key role of fiscal policy during economic downturns.
Chad Stone Oct. 7, 2016
The Fed's Failure to Communicate
The Federal Reserve should justify the inclination to raise interest rates.
Chad Stone Sept. 9, 2016
Study: Trump Presidency Could Spark 'Lengthy Recession'
A new study doesn't give a very glowing assessment of the presumptive GOP nominee's economic proposals.
Andrew Soergel June 20, 2016
Infrastructure: A Free Lunch for America
Both presidential candidates should be embracing massive infrastructure investments.
Charles Wheelan June 20, 2016
Our Prosperity Problem
The Great Recession is over, but barriers to strong economic growth with shared prosperity persist.
Chad Stone May 13, 2016
