April 18 (Bloomberg) -- Dean Baker, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, talks about the outlook for U.S. budget negotiations and raising the nation's debt limit. He speaks with Deirdre Bolton on Bloomberg Television's "InsideTrack." (Source: Bloomberg)
Read More »Dean Baker Says Bernanke, Fed Must Be `More Aggressive’
April 27 (Bloomberg) -- Dean Baker, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, discusses the prospects for Federal Reserve policy and Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke's news conference today following a two-day meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee. Baker, speaking with Betty Liu and Michael McKee on Bloomberg Television's "In the Loop," also talks about the outlook for the U.S. economy. (Source: Bloomberg)
Read More »Dean Baker on “Growth Policies and Consumer Demand”
Dean Baker disucsses investments, consumption and inflation on Bloomberg TV, 24 Jan 2012.
Read More »Dean Baker on “domestic spending and the deficit”
Real News, Feb 18, 2011. Dean discusses the freeze on domestic discretionary spending and the deficit.
Read More »Dean Baker on “Regulations in the Financial Sector”
RT America, December 5, 2011. Dean discusses the financial transaction tax and the cozy relationship between Wall Street and Washington.
Read More »Dean Baker on “the U.S. Housing Market & its recovery”
Yahoo Finance, May 12, 2010. Dean does not see evidence of a sustainable housing recovery.
Read More »Dean Baker on the Super-Committee and Debt Deal
Democracy Now, Aug 3rd, 2011. Dean discusses the super committee and the debt deal.
Read More »Dean Baker on Austerity and Its Prospective Problems
MSNB, Dec 21, 2010. Dean discusses the economic downturn and the rise of austerity.
Read More »Dean Baker on “Occupy Wall Street and Revenge of the Banks”
Keith Olbermann, Oct 19,2011. Dean discusses the precarious position of the Obama administration with the advent of Occupy Wall Street.
Read More »Dean Baker on “GDP Growth and Unemployment”
RT America, Feb 27,2011. Dean discusses the small GDP growth and stagnant unemployment numbers.
Read More »