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'Eurobonds' could help debt crisis
Christopher Werth Aug 16, 2011
Bonds backed by the entire Eurozone would ease borrowing rates for countries like Greece and Portugal, but would hike rates for Germany and France
Obama's talking jobs, but is he talking about the 'right' jobs?
Sep 22, 2011
Labor Economics Professor Daniel Hamermesh of the University of Texas at Austin says big government can't revive the economy. Instead, it's up to businesses sitting on stockpiles of cash and consumer spending to drive the uptick in new hires.
Ticking off the economic checklist
Sep 22, 2011
Today we learned Japan's economic output actually shrank by 0.3 percent. However, the economy isn't shrinking at the rate analysts had expected, and that suggests the island nation famous for auto and tech manufacturing just might be on the cusp of a recovery.
Markets on track for a calmer week?
Sep 22, 2011
After last week's market volatility, strong numbers out of Japan may spark a new week of more reasonable market fluctuations. Marketplace's Senior Business Correspondent Bob Moon explains.
Are we in a lost decade?
Sep 22, 2011
Justin Wolfers and Liaquat Ahamed discuss where they think we are economically, and where we might be in 2016 and beyond.
The Economy: A survival guide with Kai Ryssdal
Matt Berger Sep 21, 2011
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Business customers help Smart & Final thrive in weak economy
Aug 12, 2011
Smart & Final President Dave Hirz discusses why his business is doing so well compared to conventional grocery stores right now and how President Obama can create jobs.
Marketplace on the road: How everyday people are coping with the economy
Kai Ryssdal Sep 22, 2011
We take the show to the City of Commerce, to talk about how the economy is affecting us all
Recovery or recession: it's like riding a bike
Sep 22, 2011
A new Wall Street Journal report released today finds that a third of economists believe we're headed back into recession within the next year.
Short selling ban exposes gap between American, European market attitudes
Sep 22, 2011
University of Chicago business professor Randall Kroszner says that short selling bans don't address the fundamental concern of sovereign debt in European countries
