Gary Burtless

2009

Counting the Jobs Produced by the StimulusNovember 09, 2009

New Unemployment and Productivity Numbers are Bad News for Job SeekersNovember 06, 2009

Tax Cuts for New Hires: Not Yet Ready for Prime TimeOctober 16, 2009

Too Big to Fail: “Systemic Importance” and Moral HazardSeptember 30, 2009

Unemployment Insurance for the Great RecessionSeptember 15, 2009

The Current Health of Financial Market ReformSeptember 14, 2009

The 2008 Statistics on Income, Poverty, and Health Insurance CoverageSeptember 10, 2009

The Deficit Threat and the RecoveryAugust 17, 2009

Have the Stimulus Programs Failed?August 04, 2009

Impact of Raising the Federal Minimum WageJuly 24, 2009

Protecting Household Income during the Economic CrisisJuly 15, 2009

Economic Fears Lead to a Surge in Household SavingJuly 14, 2009

Faulty Economic Forecasts or Faulty Policy Evaluation? The Difference Is ImportantJuly 06, 2009

Unemployment Outlook Still Uncertain July 01, 2009

A New Depression After All?June 24, 2009

Have Job Losses Peaked?May 11, 2009

The Financial Crisis and the Rule of LawApril 14, 2009

The Financial Crisis and a Flaw in Corporate CapitalismMarch 17, 2009

When to Take a Federal HandoutFebruary 26, 2009

The Stimulus Package Should Help Workers Get Retrained January 08, 2009

2008

The Credit Crisis and the Auto IndustryDecember 30, 2008

A Payroll Tax Holiday?December 17, 2008

What If There is No Auto Bailout?December 08, 2008

Auto Industry Turmoil Adds to Job Market WoesDecember 07, 2008

Bail Out Car Buyers?December 05, 2008

Is Big Labor Killing the Big Three Automakers?December 04, 2008

Big Three Automakers Ask for Money - AgainDecember 03, 2008

America Without its AutomakersDecember 02, 2008

Offer the Big Three Automakers a Helping Hand, with Conditions November 18, 2008

Stock Market Fluctuations and Retiree IncomeOctober 31, 2008

Brookings-Wharton Papers on Urban Affairs: 2008October 16, 2008

Health Care Consumption and the Relative Well-Being of the AgedAugust 19, 2008

2007

Brookings-Wharton Papers on Urban Affairs: 2007August 01, 2007

Income Progress across the American Income Distribution, 2000-2005May 10, 2007

Globalization and Income Polarization in Rich CountriesApril 01, 2007

Poverty, Work, and Policy: The United States in Comparative PerspectiveFebruary 13, 2007

Has U.S. Income Inequality Really Increased?January 11, 2007

2006

Brookings-Wharton Papers on Urban Affairs: 2006November 01, 2006

The Erosion of Compensation for Federal Executives and JudgesSeptember 20, 2006

2005

Brookings-Wharton Papers on Urban Affairs: 2005December 01, 2005

Can Rich Countries Afford to Grow Old?July 15, 2005

2004

Social Norms, Rules of Thumb and RetirementNovember 01, 2004

Social Norms, Rules of Thumb, and Retirement: Evidence for Rationality in Retirement PlanningOctober 01, 2004

The Impact of Aging on Financial Markets and the Economy: A SurveyJuly 01, 2004

The Labor Force Status of Mothers Who Are Most Likely to Receive Welfare: Changes Following ReformMarch 30, 2004

Pension Reform and Labor Force Exit: Cross-National EvidenceFebruary 09, 2004

Pension Reform and SavingJanuary 05, 2004

Supply-Side Consequences of Social Security Reform: Impacts on Saving and EmploymentJanuary 01, 2004

2003

Has Widening Inequality Promoted or Retarded U.S. Growth?September 01, 2003

Asset Accumulation and Retirement Income Under Individual Retirement Accounts: Evidence From Five CountriesJuly 01, 2003

2002

Earnings Insurance for GermanyJuly 01, 2002

Has Widening Inequality Promoted or Retarded U.S. Growth?April 22, 2002

How Much is Enough? Setting Pay for Presidential AppointeesMarch 22, 2002

Does Population Aging Represent a Crisis for Rich Societies?January 01, 2002

2001

Workers' Rights: Labor standards and global tradeSeptember 01, 2001

Medical Spending, Health Insurance, and Measurement of American PovertyAugust 01, 2001

International Evidence on the Desirability of Individual Retirement Accounts in Public Pension SystemsJuly 31, 2001

2000

Can the Labor Market Absorb Three Million Welfare Recipients?March 01, 2000

Retirement Trends and Policies to Encourage Work Among Older AmericansJanuary 01, 2000

1999

Growing American Inequality: Sources and RemediesDecember 01, 1999

Squeezed for Time? American Inequality and the Shortage of LeisureSeptember 01, 1999

Estimation and Projection of Lifetime EarningsSeptember 01, 1999

Risk and Returns of Stock Market Investments Held in Individual Retirement AccountsMay 11, 1999

Reforming Social Security to Boost Contributors' Returns and Assure Retirement Income SecurityJanuary 19, 1999

1998

Increasing the Eligibility Age for Social Security PensionsJuly 15, 1998

The Role of Individual Personal Saving Accounts In Social Security ReformJune 18, 1998

Aging Societies: The Global DimensionMay 12, 1998

Globaphobia: Confronting Fears about Open TradeFebruary 26, 1998

1997

Reinventing Welfare... Again: The latest version of reform needs a tune-upDecember 01, 1997

The Future of Organized LaborAugust 26, 1997

Social Security Reform in a Global ContextJune 01, 1997

Budget Crunch: Population Aging in Rich CountriesJune 01, 1997

Privatizing Social Security: The Troubling Trade-OffsMarch 01, 1997

1996

Economic Reality vs. Campaign RhetoricOctober 01, 1996

Does Money Matter?: The Effect of School Resources on Student Achievement and Adult SuccessJuly 17, 1996

Worsening American Income: Inequality: Is world trade to blame?March 01, 1996

Tax-Cutters Offer Voodoo MedicineFebruary 14, 1996

1993

Growth with Equity: Economic Policymaking for the Next CenturyFebruary 12, 1993

1990

A Future of Lousy Jobs?: The Changing Structure of U.S. WagesMarch 06, 1990