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How the GOP must answer Hillary’s message
Round one goes to Hillary. Mrs. Clinton’s video announcing her candidacy hit all the buttons—jobs, fairness, education, gender, and gay rights—necessary to hold together the 51 percent majority that reelected President Obama.
Republicans responded with negative ads slamming Clinton’s character…
Where are the jobs? America’s new leisure class
To listen to President Obama, the U.S. economy is firing on all cylinders. Yet it is hardly creating jobs at a breakneck pace, and too many able-bodied men have grown lazy and show no interest in working.
Friday, economists expect…
Jobs Report: Friday unemployment numbers hide widespread joblessness
The economy added 257,000 jobs in January, down significantly from the 324,000 fourth quarter average monthly gain. Overall, the economy is creating jobs but lower oil prices and a strong dollar are slowing the pace.
Unemployment rose a notch to…
Five reasons why European Central Bank’s QE won’t save continent’s dying economies
The European Central Bank has just announced a €60 billion ($69 billion) monthly government bond buying program—Quantitative Easing—but that won’t do much for the moribund continental economy.
Central banks can print money to purchase government bonds to push up prices…
University of Rhode Island removes Gruber video after it goes viral
Economist Jonathan Gruber speaks at a conference of the Workers Compensation Research Institute in Boston, Massachusetts, March 12, 2014. Dr. Gruber is a professor at MIT and the architect of the healthcare reform laws in Massachusetts and the American Affordable…