Senior Fellow

Martin Neil Baily

Senior Fellow, Economic Studies
Bernard L. Schwartz Chair in Economic Policy Development

Martin Baily, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers during the Clinton administration (1999–2001) and one of three members of the council from 1994 to 1996, focuses on issues of globalization, productivity and competitiveness, Social Security reform, and U.S. economic policy.

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Competitiveness; globalization; productivity; Social Security; U.S. economic policy

Research and Commentary

Evaluating the Obama Administration's Economic PoliciesJuly 19, 2010Washington Post

The Severity of the Economic Crisis and the Direction of America's RecoveryJuly 01, 2010The Brookings Institution

The Global Jobs Competition Heats UpJuly 01, 2010Wall Street Journal

The Future of Small Business Entrepreneurship: Jobs Generator for the U.S. EconomyJune 04, 2010Brookings Policy Brief Series

The Future of Small BusinessMay 07, 2010Brookings Institution

What's So Serious About Our Debt, Anyway?February 21, 2010The Atlantic

Do We Need a Consumer Protection Agency?February 19, 2010PBS Newshour

The Status Report: Obama's Effort to Restore Economic ConfidenceJanuary 11, 2010Brookings Up Front Blog

Should Central Banks Target Asset Prices?January 05, 2010International Economy

Putting Americans Back to Work: Competing Visions for Job CreationDecember 16, 2009Senate Democratic Policy Committee

One Financial Standard to Protect Consumers Across the U.S.December 10, 2009The Hill

The Meaning of the Jobs ReportDecember 08, 2009National Journal

A Proposal for Financial ReformDecember 03, 2009Brookings Up Front Blog

Telling the Narrative of the Financial Crisis: Not Just a Housing BubbleNovember 23, 2009The Brookings Institution

What Should be Done About Bank Size?October 19, 2009National Journal

Fed Should Focus on Macro, not MicroOctober 19, 2009Politico

Consumer Financial Protection: Advantages, Dangers and Should it be a New Agency?September 30, 2009Pew Financial Reform Project

Strengthening and Streamlining the Federal Supervision of Financial InstitutionsSeptember 29, 2009Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs

What Does International Experience Tell Us About Regulatory Consolidation?September 21, 2009Pew Economic Policy Department

Responding to Professor Krugman's OpusSeptember 08, 2009National Journal

Strengthening and Streamlining Prudential Bank SupervisionAugust 06, 2009Fixing Finance Series

Bernanke Signals Slow Recovery, Defends Fed's PowersJuly 22, 2009PBS NewsHour

Give the Stimulus a Chance to WorkJuly 06, 2009National Journal

Bernanke Faces New Questions Over Role of the FedJune 25, 2009PBS NewsHour

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