Topic: Peter Diamond
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Why has this been the slowest economic recovery since WWII?
Feeble growth, little consumer spending, unemployment, and shrinking paychecks have all contributed to making this the slowest economic recovery since the Great Depression.
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Which career for you? Nobel winner offers advice.
Which career is right depends on a lot more than money. If you're trying to decide which career you want, MIT economist Peter Diamond has some ideas.
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Obama, where are your economists?
Politicians need a team of stellar economists for advice during campaign season, and Obama seems to have lost his
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Who needs a Nobel Laureate when we have Google?
Nobel Prize winner Peter Diamond was turned down from the board of the Federal Reserve. Are his philosophical and analytical perspective undervalued?
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Nobel laureates: unemployment benefits increase unemployment (for now)
This year's Nobel winners looked at the mismatch between job seekers and job openings. Too many modelers don't.
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Easier to win a Nobel Prize than get Senate approval
Peter Diamond won the Nobel Prize this morning, but his appointment to the Federal Reserve Board has been hung up in the Senate.
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Nobel Prize in Economics awarded for unemployment research
The Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to three economists who examined how unemployment can remain high while jobs stand vacant.
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Obama budget: restoring income equality in the US?
Liberal economists see the $3.6 trillion proposal as a 'step in the right direction.'
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