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October 7, 2013

Education
What the Government Shutdown Could Do to the Federal Workforce

It may be too soon to start talking about the long-term consequences of the government shutdown, since it could go on for a lot longer. But here’s one that worries me a lot and is getting no attentio…

U.S. Park Ranger Melanie Turner posts a sign on the gate of the Paramount Ranch to close the National Park Service site at the Santa Monica Mountains in California (Lucy Nicholson/Courtesy Reuters).ign on the gate of Paramount Ranch in the Santa Monica mountains

October 18, 2024

Infrastructure
Learning From Past U.S. Infrastructure Investments

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal and the CHIPS and Science Act stand to transform U.S. infrastructure for decades to come. Policymakers should look to the successes and failures of the 1956 act tha…

FREDERICKSBURG, VA - APRIL 6: In an aerial view, vehicles on Interstate 95 travel past a construction project to add three lanes to the I-95 Rappahannock River Crossing on April 6, 2021 in Fredericksburg, Virginia.

April 8, 2011

Federal Shutdown and U.S. Embassies: Not Without Costs

A pedestrian holds her and her child's passport while waiting to cross into the United States from Mexico. (Fred Greaves/Courtesy Reuters) As I write this, there remains a slight possibility that th…

Federal Shutdown and U.S. Embassies: Not Without Costs

April 17, 2009

Monetary Policy
Reserve managers keep buying Treasuries ...

Chinese reserve growth has slowed. Russia’s reserves are down in the first quarter (though most of the fall was in January). Saudi foreign assets fell in January and February. Most emerging econom…

Reserve managers keep buying Treasuries ...

April 11, 2008

China
China: $154b in q1 reserve growth

Neither the fact that China added $154b to its reserves in the first quarter ($153.9b) nor the fact that the RMB (briefly) broke through 7 was exactly a surprise. China’s reserves were heading u…

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