As former Secretary of Labor under President Clinton, here’s how we should respond to our economic emergency
1 minute read Robert Reich, 22nd Secretary of Labor of the United States (under President Bill Clinton), offers excellent advice
1 minute read Robert Reich, 22nd Secretary of Labor of the United States (under President Bill Clinton), offers excellent advice
1 minute note from Aly Kamadia, Editor-In-Chief, iDose
3 minute read Dean Baker. macroeconomist and senior economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington, D.C offers important policy guidance
Eminent economist Nouriel Roubini makes the case for a recession. Note that a basic level of economic literacy is needed to understand his arguments.
2 minute read "...We do know one thing: The U.S. is not prepared to fight a deep recession," writes Economist Bill Ferguson, Grinnell College
5 minute read "A question I’m often asked as a finance professor and a CFA charterholder is what should people do with their money when the economy is slowing or in a recession," writes Alexander Kurov, West Virginia University
6 minute read "Reading daily updates about the coronavirus outbreak can feel like watching a steamroller bear down on you: It’s slow, you know it’s coming, and yet you can’t get out of the way," writes Seth J. Gillihan, Clinical Psychologist, University of Pennsylvania
5 minute read "How big will this epidemic be? How many people will it infect? How many Americans will die? The answers to these questions," Maciej F. Boni, Pennsylvania State University