Money for Nothing
Jeff Madrick | posted August 4, 2009 (web exclusive)
Aug 4, 2009 ... Two new studies indicate that Wall Street's profits and bonuses are vastly disproportionate to the value the industry adds to the economy.
Other Essays & Articles
SELECTED MISCELLANEOUS PIECES:
"Inequality and Democracy," The Fight is For Democracy, ed. George Packer, Perennial, 2003
"The Influence of the Financial Media Over International Economic Policy," International Capital Markets, eds., John Eatwell and Lance Taylor, Oxford University Press, 2002
"A Good Story Isn't Always the Right One To Tell," Nieman Reports, Nieman Foundation, Harvard University, Summer 2002 The solid growth is not merely a lucky accident. This economy was not going to stay in the muck forever in the face of enormous military and security spending, as well as two of the largest tax cuts in the nation's history - even if they did go largely to the rich. But there are many ways to stimulate an economy in the short run. For example, you could eliminate all environmental regulations. Reduced costs would stimulate all kinds of companies to pump up investment. But what kind of nation would that leave us?
How big government helps the economy take off, Boston Globe
...involvement. And there will be no rich nation in the future that can stay wealthy without robust government, either.
Sep 7, 2008
www.boston.com/bostonglobe/ideas/articles/2008/09/07/growth_factor
Boom and Bust The Latest Economic News Is Good - But Not Good Enough , Boston Globe
HAS THE ECONOMY suddenly shifted into high gear? Make no mistake: The unexpected quarterly gross domestic product (GDP) figures released by the commerce department recently, which showed an annual growth rate of 7.2 percent, come along rarely and will probably have 6 to 12 months of ripple effects. At last the economy will start producing some new jobs on balance after the longest drought since the Great Depression, and maybe a few people will even get a raise. Friday's better-than-expected employment report, which saw an increase of 126,000 jobs in October, was sub-par for this stage of a recovery but may be a harbinger of more jobs to come.
Boston Review — Jeff Madrick: No New Tax Cuts, January-February, 2009
Jeff Madrick is Editor of Challenge magazine and Senior Fellow at the Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis at The New School. ...
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Jeff Madrick: 'Why have the left and the right both distorted the ...
An article by Jeff Madrick from Boston Review, September October 2005.
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... Jeffrey Madrick Robert E. Litan I I I ... 44 Press Coverage of America’s Changing Financial
Institutions: A Veteran Journalist’s View Jeffrey Madrick . . . Shorenstein Center,
www.hks.harvard.edu/pres...kets_and_the_news_1999.pdf
... Learn More; 3/12: "Enron: Where Were the Media?" Brown-bag lunch with Jeff Madrick,
columnist, The New York Times; editor, Challenge magazine. ...
www.hks.harvard.edu/pres...hive/2002/2002_events.html
... AND THE NEW ECONOMY by Jeff Madrick Research Paper R-24 December 2001
THE NEW ECONOMY by Jeff Madrick Research Paper R-24 December 2001 ...
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SELECTED PIECES FROM THE NATION MAGAZINE
Jeff Madrick | posted August 4, 2009 (web exclusive)
Aug 4, 2009 ... Two new studies indicate that Wall Street's profits and bonuses are vastly disproportionate to the value the industry adds to the economy.
Jeff Madrick | January 12, 2009 issue
Jeff Madrick: If we stimulate the economy and maintain high rates of growth, ... Jeff Madrick: Faith-based claims about the dangers of big government do not ...
Jeff Madrick | February 5, 2007 issue
Jeff Madrick: If we stimulate the economy and maintain high rates of growth, higher wages will create the savings required for investment. ...
Jeff Madrick | November 24, 2008 issue
This article is adapted from Jeff Madrick's The Case for Big Government ( Princeton) ... Jeff Madrick: If we stimulate the economy and maintain high rates of ...
Jeff Madrick | November 24, 2008 issue
This article is adapted from Jeff Madrick's The Case for Big Government ( Princeton) ... Jeff Madrick: If we stimulate the economy and maintain high rates of ...
How to Fix Our Broken Economy. MADRICK, JEFF. October 22, 2007 issue ... Enron, the Media and the New Economy. Madrick, Jeff. April 1, 2002 issue ...
Nation Audio | posted March 23, 2009 (web exclusive)
Mar 23, 2009 ... Nation Audio : A panel discussion on the economic meltdown with Joseph Stiglitz, Barbara Ehrenreich, Bill Fletcher, Jr., Jeff Madrick and ...