Economix: Assessing the Housing Sector

An examination of various housing and home construction data suggests prices will be little unchanged in 2011, an economist writes.

Economix: Assessing the Housing Sector

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Economix: Tree-conomics

Failure to close the gap between private and public benefits has impeded efforts to halt deforestation, an economist writes.

Economix: Tree-conomics

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Economix: Fresh Crises Loom in Europe and U.S.

As the Europeans eventually find the political will to tackle their deficits, can the United States do the same, an economist asks.

Economix: Fresh Crises Loom in Europe and U.S.

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Economix: Fresh Crises Loom in Europe and the U.S.

As the Europeans eventually find the political will to tackle their deficits, can the United States do the same, an economist asks.

Economix: Fresh Crises Loom in Europe and the U.S.

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Economix: Resisting Bankers’ Rules

Dogged regulators fight on in support of the notion that they work for the public, rather than for the industries they regulate, an economist writes.

Economix: Resisting Bankers’ Rules

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Economix: Fees, Volume and Spending at Medicare

Shifting away from fee-for-service reimbursement for physicians would remove improve the health-care system but is unlikely to happen any time soon, an economist writes.

Economix: Fees, Volume and Spending at Medicare

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Economix: Winning by Losing?

A writer argues that the Democrats ended up benefiting from their failure to deal with the Bush tax cuts earlier.

Economix: Winning by Losing?

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Economix: Just How Stimulating Is the New Tax Cut-Jobless Benefit Deal?

A back-of-the-envelope estimate for how many jobs the deal would help create.

Economix: Just How Stimulating Is the New Tax Cut-Jobless Benefit Deal?

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Economix: A Hint of Good Job Market News

American job openings increased to 3.4 million in October from 3 million in September, according to the Labor Department’s Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey. That is the fastest increase in six months.

Economix: A Hint of Good Job Market News

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Economix: Who Needs a Tax Cut?

A look at what has happened both to pretax income for different groups and to total federal tax rates since 1980.

Economix: Who Needs a Tax Cut?

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Economix: Stimulus Map

A new study finds that delayed marriage and childbearing are leading to increased stress for American men and women in balancing work and family obligations.

Economix: Stimulus Map

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Economix: Should Tax Rates Be More Gradual?

Think your annual income tax return is complicated now? Imagine if you had to calculate a new tax rate for each additional $2,000 of income you earned.

Economix: Should Tax Rates Be More Gradual?

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Economix: The Kenny Rogers Theory of the Bush Tax Cuts

Hold 'em or fold 'em? The Democrats held a strong hand for two years. But they didn't play it, and now the case for folding looks like the stronger one.

Economix: The Kenny Rogers Theory of the Bush Tax Cuts

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Economix: States Find a Rebound in Tax Receipts

Collections were up in the third quarter compared to a year ago, but still lagged behind 2008.

Economix: States Find a Rebound in Tax Receipts

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