Liber8 Economic Information Newsletter

2007 - 2012

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2012, issue Jan

What do financial market indicators tell us?

Scott A. Wolla and Linpeng Zheng

2011, issue November

Then and now: Fed policy actions during the great depression and great recession

David A. Lopez

2011, issue October

Natural disasters: from destruction to recovery

Constanza S. Liborio

2011, issue September

Time inconsistency: today’s actions = tomorrow’s regrets

E. Katarina Vermann

2011, issue August

Is a college cap and gown a financial ball and chain?

Lowell Ricketts

2011, issue May

Financial regulation: a primer on the Dodd-Frank Act

Bryan J. Noeth

2011, issue April

Quantitative easing explained

Lowell Ricketts

2011, issue March

Fiscal and monetary policy in times of crisis

Constanza S. Liborio

2011, issue February

Deflation: who let the air out?

Hoda S. El-Ghazaly

2011, issue January

Financial crises, reform, and central banking: establishing the federal reserve

David A. Lopez

2010, issue November

The ins and outs of unemployment insurance

Hoda S. El-Ghazaly

2010, issue October

The environment is about economics, too

Yang Liu

2010, issue September

State pension plans in peril: the need for reform

Lowell Ricketts

2010, issue August

Sovereign debt crises: it’s all Greek to me

Bryan J. Noeth

2010, issue May

Patents: protecting inventors and the public good

Lesli Ott

2010, issue April

Exploiting exportation: why foreign exchange rates matter

Brett W. Fawley

2010, issue March

The U.S. deficit outlook March 2010

Hoda S. El-Ghazaly

2010, issue February

Executive compensation and market risks

Chanont Banternghansa

2010, issue January

A new trend for U.S. household spending

Yang Liu

2009, issue Nov

How would modern macroeconomic schools of thought respond to the recent economic crisis?

Michelle T. Armesto

2009, issue Oct

Early childhood education

Christopher J. Martinek

2009, issue Sept

Retraining displaced U.S. workers

Kristie Engemann

2009, issue August

Education and earnings

Douglas C. Smith

2009, issue May

A crack in the nest egg: are Americans doing enough to save for retirement?

Christopher J. Martinek

2009, issue April

What does foreclosure entail?

Yu-Man Tam

2009, issue March

What’s under the TARP?

Craig P. Aubuchon

2009, issue February

What is a recession?

Douglas C. Smith

2009, issue January

Season’s greetings and seasonal adjustments

Charles Gascon

2008, issue Nov

U.S. health care insurance and the uninsured

Ariel Weinberger

2008, issue Oct

China’s uncommon emergence: still under way

Aditya Gummadavelli

2008, issue Sept

U.S. farm subsidies

Kristie Engemann

2008, issue Aug

School vouchers: the right choice or wrong policy for improving our schools?

Michelle T. Armesto

2008, issue May

The economic cost of war

Craig P. Aubuchon

2008, issue April

Ethanol: is corn the golden fuel?

Joshua A. Byrge

2008, issue March

Baby boomer retirement

Christopher J. Martinek

2008, issue Feb

The economic impact of an influenza pandemic on the United States

Lesli Ott

2008, issue Jan

Big-box retail and its impact on local communities

Lesli Ott

2007, issue Nov

Economic globalization

Charles Gascon

2007, issue Oct

The U.S. personal saving rate

Elizabeth A. La Jeunesse

2007, issue Sept

Subprime mortgage lending

Luke M. Shimek