The Economists' Voice

2004 - 2025

Current editor(s): Michael Cragg, Dwight Jaffee and Joseph Stiglitz

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The Economists’ Voice: Special Issue on Nutrition and Poverty Introduction pp. 2: Cragg Mike and Joseph Stiglitz
Poverty and Obesity as Political Indicators pp. 3: Drewnowski Adam
Food Insecurity and Health Outcomes pp. 5: Gundersen Craig and Seligman Hilary K.
Linking SNAP to Food Security: Exploring Reinstating a Purchase Requirement and Tying Benefits to the Low-Cost Food Plan pp. 5: Daponte Beth Osborne
Caloric Sweetened Beverage Taxes: A Toothless Solution? pp. 6: Cohen Evan, deFonseka Jehan and McGowan Richard
Ensuring Access to Fruits and Vegetables for the Nation’s Most Vulnerable – Contributions of WIC and SNAP pp. 8: Herman Dena R.

Overlooked Opportunity: Trade in Services pp. 1-7: J. Jensen
Elections and the Economy: What to do about Recessions? pp. 9-25: Ghayad Rand, Cragg Michael and Frank Pinter
Are Biopharmaceutical Budget Caps Good Public Policy? pp. 27-42: Dana Goldman, Darius Lakdawalla, Baumgardner James R. and Linthicum Mark T.

Growing Apart: The Evolution of Income vs. Wealth Inequality pp. 1-12: Cragg Michael and Ghayad Rand
The Political Economy of Net Neutrality Regulation pp. 13-18: Weisman Dennis L.
Hurry or Wait – The Pros and Cons of Going Fast or Slow on Climate Change pp. 19-24: Eleanor Denny and Weiss Jurgen
Climate Change Adaptation Will Offer a Sharp Test of the Claims of Behavioral Economics pp. 25-30: Matthew Kahn
A Proposed Framework to Reduce Asymmetric Information in Equity Offerings pp. 31-36: Gavious Ilanit

The Power of Awards pp. 1-5: Bruno Frey and Gallus Jana
Quarterly Fiscal Policy pp. 7-12: David Kendrick and Hans Amman
The Future of US Health Care: Is Medicare Really Better at “Saving” Money? pp. 13-19: Edlin Aaron, Dana Goldman and Adam Leive
The Partners HealthCare Settlement and the Future of Health Care Organizations pp. 21-23: Richman Barak D. and Schulman Kevin A.
Comment on DeLong: Economics in Crisis pp. 25-26: Strawser Cornelia

Introduction: Economics and Occupy Wall Street pp. 3: Naidu Suresh
The Economics of Occupation pp. 3: Safri Maliha
Occupy Economics pp. 6: Beggs Mike
Is This Time Different? Capture and Anti-Capture of US Politics pp. 7: Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson
Occupy Wall Street and the Political Economy of Inequality pp. 7: Arindrajit Dube and Ethan Kaplan

The Broken Health Care System: The Real Long-Term Deficit Problem pp. 6: Baker Dean
Stimulating the Economy in an Era of Debt and Deficit pp. 6: Joseph Stiglitz
The US Fiscal Situation: Causes and Remedies pp. 7: Edward Lazear
Debt and Democracy pp. 11: Kane Tim
Fiscal Policy for Economic Growth pp. 13: Boskin Michael J.

Eiminating Racial Preferences in College Admissions pp. 3: Weisman Dennis L. and Robinson Glen O.
Curbing the Dangers of High-Frequency Trading pp. 3: Clements Matthew T.
The Bottle and The Border: What Can America's Failed Experiment With Alcohol Prohibition in The 1920s Teach us About The Likely Effects of Anti-Immigration Legislation Today? pp. 4: Caves Kevin
Comment on Leamer: Do Nominal Shocks Still Matter? pp. 4: Scott Sumner
Securitizing Environmental Risk and the Keystone XL Pipeline pp. 4: V. Smith
The Cost of Job Loss in the Great Recession: How Bad Has it Been? pp. 5: Farber Henry S.
Is Xfinity TV Anticompetitive? Let the Courts, not Regulators, Decide pp. 5: Wallsten Scott J.
A Practical Anti-bubble Prescription pp. 5: Andrade Sandro C., Bian Jiangze and Burch Timothy R.
How to Fix the Inefficiency of Global Cap and Trade pp. 5: Peter Cramton and Stoft Steven
Comparing OECD and IMF Approaches to Economic Surveillance pp. 5: Edwards Martin S.
Grass is Always Greener When It's Legal: Policies for State Regulated Marijuana pp. 6: Cohen Evan and McGowan Richard
It's Time to Unify Telecommunications Policy pp. 6: Macher Jeffrey T. and John Mayo

Comment on DeLong: Why is Economics in Crisis? pp. 2: Lonnie Stevans
What's an $800 Billion Stimulus Worth? pp. 3: Burton Abrams
Why Systemic Risk Considerations Affect the Market for Long-Term Care Insurance pp. 5: Lumsdaine Robin L.

Economics in Crisis pp. 2: DeLong J. Bradford
The IMF's Switch in Time pp. 2: Joseph Stiglitz
Comment on Cragg and Stiglitz: Invest in Intangible Assets pp. 2: Jarboe Kenan Patrick
Comment on Cramton and Katzman: Medicare Competitive Bidding Lowered Expenditures pp. 3: Hoerger Thomas J
Comment on Hoerger: Early Pilots of Medicare Auctions Bring No Solace to Auction Experts pp. 4: Peter Cramton and Katzman Brett E.
Should the Government Invest, or Try to Spur Private Investment? pp. 6: Cragg Michael and Joseph Stiglitz
The Net Fiscal Expenditure Stimulus in the US, 2008-9: Less than What You Might Think, and Less than the Fiscal Stimuli of Most OECD Countries pp. 6: Joshua Aizenman and Gurnain Pasricha

Comment on DeLong: The Pain Has a Purpose, Namely, Higher Profits pp. 1: Barbara Bergmann
Comment on Pauly: The Constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act--Comparisons with the Home Mortgage Deduction pp. 2: Song Edward
Pain without Purpose pp. 2: DeLong J. Bradford
Comment on Kamstra: Reasons for Developing Countries to Be Thrilled about Trills pp. 2: Hammad Siddiqi
Comment on Song: Mortgage Interest Deduction pp. 2: Gordon Richard K
Tracking the Sputnik Economy pp. 4: Edward Barbier
Deflation Dread Disorder "The CPI is Falling!" pp. 5: Edward Leamer
Why Official Bailouts Tend Not To Work: An Example Motivated by Greece 2010 pp. 5: Chamley Christophe P and Pinto Brian
The Path to Universal Broadband: Why We Should Grant Low-Income Subsidies and Use Experiments and Auctions to Determine the Specifics pp. 5: Rosston Gregory L. and Wallsten Scott J.