UN REPORT | Tackling climate change requires transitioning to a green, sustainable economy. But will green transformations that lesson our negative environmental impacts also create high-quality jobs?

WORKING PAPER | This paper explores how climate damage affects the long-run evolution of the economy.

WORKING PAPER | How does effective demand, productivity growth, income, and wealth distributions influence and constrain the economy? 

RELAB WORKING PAPER | This research was performed pursuant to a grant from the AARP Innovation Challenge.

BRIEF | The reported unemployment rate for older workers often looks better than that for younger workers.

WORKING PAPER | The Cambridge UK vs USA capital theory debates of the 1960s showed that the workhorse mainstream growth model relies on unsustainable assumptions.

PRESENTATION | Taylor's presentation provides a long-run analysis of economic growth and CO₂ emissions.

WORKING PAPER | Paul Krugman proposes a heuristic model to analyze the current macroeconomic situation.

WORKING PAPER | A simple model illustrates interactions between the "primary" fiscal deficit (total deficit minus interest payments), economic growth, and debt.

POLICY NOTE | Economic policy debate in the United States and other developed economies has been dominated by talk of lowering fiscal deficits through spending reductions.

WORKING PAPER | The authors offer results of a non-parametric estimate of the US wage- Phillips Curve as a simplified version of the model of the wage-price spiral by Flaschel and Krolzig.

WORKING PAPER | This paper discusses patterns of net borrowing by major “institutional sectors” in the U.S. economy.

WORKING PAPER | This paper builds on Post Keynesian theory of markup pricing to outline the microfoundations of a theory of US economic hegemony in an age of global production networks.

WORKING PAPER | The author posits combining the essential propositions of Keynesian-type and what he calls Classical-Type growth theories in a simple way.

POLICY NOTE | This paper relates Okun's theory about economic growth and unemployment to the recent discussion on jobless recovery.