The article provides information on the need for a more fiscal stimulus as the U.S. President Barack Obama administration anticipates economic recovery. It highlights some positive stimulus that will drive economic recovery, such as tax cutting and fixing the banking system. It states that fixing the banking policy will help restore robust growth, but it is not sufficient to sustain growth due to the country's increasing national debt
Levy Institute Strategic Analyses have always stressed the relevance of the linkages between conditi...
Several excerpts from the discussion between Nobel Prize winner Joseph Stiglitz and the Council on F...
This report shows that the $787 billion included in the 2009 ARRA will not have as much of an immedi...
The recession of 2008-2009 - one of the longest and deepest since the Great Depression - has made th...
This article assesses the extent and nature of the stimulus that will be required to end the economi...
The 2009 economic stimulus package has come and gone. So, too, have the temporary payroll tax cuts o...
This policy proposal outlines a substantial economic stimulus package needed to address the recent d...
The employment effects of every dollar increase in the deficit will depend on whether it is spent on...
Recent evidence that the economy has weakened significantly has sparked discussion of possible fisca...
This paper presents a comprehensive plan to fix the ailing American economy, through a five-step app...
This paper discusses the implications of the measures that the U.S. Federal Government has taken in ...
The results in this paper, using a structural multi-country macroeconometric model, suggest that the...
[Excerpt] There is concern that this time the U.S. economy will either not return to its pre-recessi...
Entering 2012, the world finds itself in a precarious financial position. In January of this year, t...
This is a quarterly newsletter on the economy written by Senior Fellow Bruce Yandle, Clemson Alumni ...
Levy Institute Strategic Analyses have always stressed the relevance of the linkages between conditi...
Several excerpts from the discussion between Nobel Prize winner Joseph Stiglitz and the Council on F...
This report shows that the $787 billion included in the 2009 ARRA will not have as much of an immedi...
The recession of 2008-2009 - one of the longest and deepest since the Great Depression - has made th...
This article assesses the extent and nature of the stimulus that will be required to end the economi...
The 2009 economic stimulus package has come and gone. So, too, have the temporary payroll tax cuts o...
This policy proposal outlines a substantial economic stimulus package needed to address the recent d...
The employment effects of every dollar increase in the deficit will depend on whether it is spent on...
Recent evidence that the economy has weakened significantly has sparked discussion of possible fisca...
This paper presents a comprehensive plan to fix the ailing American economy, through a five-step app...
This paper discusses the implications of the measures that the U.S. Federal Government has taken in ...
The results in this paper, using a structural multi-country macroeconometric model, suggest that the...
[Excerpt] There is concern that this time the U.S. economy will either not return to its pre-recessi...
Entering 2012, the world finds itself in a precarious financial position. In January of this year, t...
This is a quarterly newsletter on the economy written by Senior Fellow Bruce Yandle, Clemson Alumni ...
Levy Institute Strategic Analyses have always stressed the relevance of the linkages between conditi...
Several excerpts from the discussion between Nobel Prize winner Joseph Stiglitz and the Council on F...
This report shows that the $787 billion included in the 2009 ARRA will not have as much of an immedi...