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IMF Policies are Increasing Risks to Economic Recovery in European, Other Countries

A new CEPR paper finds that the IMF continues to support pro-cyclical policies in some countries and fiscal consolidation in many others, despite its concerns over the "fragility" of the global economy. CEPR Co-Director Mark Weisbrot also made these points in a recent debate with the IMF.

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CEPR Co-Director Criticizes U.S. Funding of Flawed “Elections” in Haiti

The Obama Administration should explain why it is contributing millions of dollars for Haiti’s November 28 presidential and legislative elections, despite the arbitrary exclusion of over a dozen political parties – including the country’s largest party -- from the ballot, CEPR Co-Director Mark Weisbrot says in a new press release, noting the State Department's ongoing inability to explain the issue.

"Three Quarters-Empty" or "Three-Quarters Full"

CEPR economist John Schmitt recently reviewed Stephen Rose's Rebound: Why America Will Emerge Stronger from the Financial Crisis in the magazine Challenge. Schmitt cites a wealth of evidence contradicting Rose's claim that the U.S. economy has done a good job delivering the benefits of economic growth to the middle class.

Research Tools

	The CEPR Recession Waste Clock See the value of the goods and services we have lost in this downturn. Released September 2010.
	Data Bytes CEPR's analysis of government economic data releases (CPI, Jobs, GDP, etc.). Latest release: Prices Byte, October 15
	Housing Bubble Read the latest research and analysis on the state of the housing market. Latest release: Housing Market Monitor, October 26
	Graphic Economics A collection of graphic representation of data by CEPR researchers on important economic issues.
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