…“grand bargain.” Woodward’s piece is labeled opinion. But it is in fact not opinion; it is bald representation of fact. In other words, it is standard journalism reportage. Except for…

…average annual wages, and use “2011 USD exchange rates and 2011 constant prices” for each country. For unemployment, select data by theme, then labour, then labour force statistics, then short-term…

…2008. Competitiveness here is broadly measured by shifts in the real exchange rate, as calculated by relative prices, relative unit labor costs, and relative GDP deflators. The red cells highlight…

…economy via inflation. Inflation is rising, which is perking up the Chinese real exchange rate. In January 2011, the trade-weighted real effective exchange rate appreciated at a 4% annual rate…

…exchange and ultimately every plan in the country meaning that private insurance would have to learn to live on a diet. All of their in house expenses from advertising to…

…the Exchange? Can one state actually prevent you from buying a perfectly legal product in another state and having your local doctor accept that product? What use then is the…

…exchange, or in exchange for a fee amounting to 8% of payroll from simply dropping employer coverage at all. Now it is more than possible that I am missing something…

…state exchange rate determined long after the recession and stimulus are over, i domestic interest, i* foreign interest rate and k a constant. Krugman assumes that k is constant which,…

…fears that currency revaluation could unleash furious protest. Brad replies: Seriously, if every country set its exchange rate at levels that keep its least competitive sector competitive on global markets,…

…beef with China. Let’s help Mr. Nugent out with some information from the Federal Reserve as to certain exchange rates as well as the currency trade weights. For 2005, the…