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Bard College’s Levy Economics Institute Receives $500,000 Hewlett Grant for its Gender Equality and the Economy Program

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New US Consumption Gauge To Include Unpaid Work, Housing

By Jean Yung

19 April 2024

Read Senior Scholar James K. Galbraith’s article, “Industrial Policy Is a Good Idea, but So Far We Don’t Have One” featured by the Institute for New Economic Thinking

03 April 2024

High school students across the US have been studying and citing the work of Research Scholar Pavlina Tcherneva to argue affirmatively for the job guarantee in preparation for the ’24 national debate tournaments.

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September 21, 2005

Fed can handle reserves to keep US rates on target

Copyright 2005 The Financial Times Limited (London, England) Wednesday, September 21, 2005; Financial Times; USA Edition; Letters to the Editor Sir, In his article, “Only leadership can defuse America’s fiscal time-bomb” (September 15), Jagadeesh Gokhale claims that US fiscal deficits will force the Fed to face a “surfeit of Treasuries,” leading it to put too many dollars […]

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September 13, 2005

International Effort Needed to Address Serious Economic Threats Posed by US Trade Imbalance, New Levy Study Says

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August 16, 2005

Bush’s “Ownership Society” Likely to Increase Inequality, Says New Levy Economics Institute Study

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June 24, 2005

Government Spending Boosted Middle Class Well-Being During 2001-2002 Recession, but Flatter Tax Schedule Contributed to Greater Inequality, According to New Levy Institute Study

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June 24, 2005

Economic Imbalances Loom Over US Economy with No Easy Remedy, Levy Institute Scholar Says

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June 22, 2005

Budget Deficit Threats Overestimated, According to New Levy Economics Institute Study

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April 20, 2005

Gap Between Rich and Poor Grows in All Regions of United States Between 1989 and 2001, Says New Levy Institute Study

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April 12, 2005

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Bard College’s Levy Economics Institute Receives $500,000 Hewlett Grant for its Gender Equality and the Economy Program

New US Consumption Gauge To Include Unpaid Work, Housing

By Jean Yung

Read Senior Scholar James K. Galbraith’s article, “Industrial Policy Is a Good Idea, but So Far We Don’t Have One” featured by the Institute for New Economic Thinking

High school students across the US have been studying and citing the work of Research Scholar Pavlina Tcherneva to argue affirmatively for the job guarantee in preparation for the ’24 national debate tournaments.

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International Effort Needed to Address Serious Economic Threats Posed by US Trade Imbalance, New Levy Study Says

Bush’s “Ownership Society” Likely to Increase Inequality, Says New Levy Economics Institute Study

Government Spending Boosted Middle Class Well-Being During 2001-2002 Recession, but Flatter Tax Schedule Contributed to Greater Inequality, According to New Levy Institute Study

Economic Imbalances Loom Over US Economy with No Easy Remedy, Levy Institute Scholar Says

Budget Deficit Threats Overestimated, According to New Levy Economics Institute Study

Gap Between Rich and Poor Grows in All Regions of United States Between 1989 and 2001, Says New Levy Institute Study

Levy Institute Distinguished Scholar Wynne Godley Issues Warning about Surging Trade Deficit and Private Debt

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Bard College’s Levy Economics Institute Receives $500,000 Hewlett Grant for its Gender Equality and the Economy Program

New US Consumption Gauge To Include Unpaid Work, Housing

By Jean Yung

Read Senior Scholar James K. Galbraith’s article, “Industrial Policy Is a Good Idea, but So Far We Don’t Have One” featured by the Institute for New Economic Thinking

High school students across the US have been studying and citing the work of Research Scholar Pavlina Tcherneva to argue affirmatively for the job guarantee in preparation for the ’24 national debate tournaments.

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Fed can handle reserves to keep US rates on target

International Effort Needed to Address Serious Economic Threats Posed by US Trade Imbalance, New Levy Study Says

Bush’s “Ownership Society” Likely to Increase Inequality, Says New Levy Economics Institute Study

Government Spending Boosted Middle Class Well-Being During 2001-2002 Recession, but Flatter Tax Schedule Contributed to Greater Inequality, According to New Levy Institute Study

Economic Imbalances Loom Over US Economy with No Easy Remedy, Levy Institute Scholar Says

Budget Deficit Threats Overestimated, According to New Levy Economics Institute Study

Gap Between Rich and Poor Grows in All Regions of United States Between 1989 and 2001, Says New Levy Institute Study

Levy Institute Distinguished Scholar Wynne Godley Issues Warning about Surging Trade Deficit and Private Debt

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