Robert Reich is chancellor's professor of public policy at the University of California, Berkeley. He has served in three national administrations, most recently as secretary of labor under President Bill Clinton. He has written 13 books, including "The Work of Nations," "Locked in the Cabinet," "Supercapitalism," and his most recent book, "Aftershock. "
Features By Robert Reich
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Stop calling it class warfare
President Obama announced a plan to reduce the deficit this week. But the fight over what to do is just starting.
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The 'new normal' not so normal
The unemployment rate is roughly 9%. And some say that's going to last for years -- unless a major policy shift happens.
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Reich: The Fed can't do it all
On Friday, you'll be hearing a lot about Jackson Hole, Wyo. That's the site of the annual Federal Reserve retreat. So, what's on tap for this year?
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Time to focus on jobs and growth
Commentator Robert Reich says Washington's focus on debt and deficits will not cure what really ails the U.S. economy.
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Downgrading the credit agencies
There could be reason to worry even if Washington reaches agreement and the debt ceiling is lifted.
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Putting Americans back to work
The debt ceiling debate is dominating the headlines. But there's something else more important to this economy.
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A second stimulus?
June Gloom could be one way to describe the current economic climate. So what can be done?
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Conflict of interest: Contractors and their political spending
It is no secret that companies spend money lobbying Congress. But there's a new wrinkle to the relationship between corporations and federal money.
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The new lending way
Understanding the U.S budget means taking a look at a change in the way the government is financed.
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