Budget, Debt, and Deficits

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Shrinking dark matter watch
February 22, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Testimony of Douglas Holtz-Eakin before the Committee on the Budget, United States House of Representatives [Prepared Remarks]
February 16, 2006
By Douglas Holtz-Eakin
Not a current account deficit. A capital account surplus.
February 14, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Cantankerous commentary on trade deficit commentary
February 11, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Big, and getting bigger. The 2005 trade and current account deficit
February 10, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Expert Take
Reviewing the 2006 Quadrennial Defense Review
February 7, 2006
By Lionel Beehner, Steven Kosiak, Robert L. McClure, Col. Ken Allard and Lt. Gen. Bernard Trainor
Is national income accounting biased against the US?
February 5, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
A debt-for-goods swap, not a debt-for-equity swap; and dark antimatter, not dark matter
February 1, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Backgrounder
Two Deficits, Fed Turnover
January 30, 2006
Imports surge, GDP and exports don’t …
January 27, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Robert Rubin still worries about the risk of a hard landing …
January 24, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Geithner states the obvious; dollar falls
January 23, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Another month, another $90 billion in inflows
January 18, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Where is the trade deficit heading? How I differ from Justin Lahart (and a few others)
January 17, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
On the origins of dark matter
January 13, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
US November trade data
January 12, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Directing the perennial dollar horror story
January 10, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Martin Feldstein joins the dollar doomsday cult
January 9, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
The USA, China and Saudi Arabia - the big three of global adjustment?
January 6, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Tyler Cowen take note - dollar pessimism may no longer be fully “priced” in
January 3, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Dark matter watch
January 3, 2006
By Brad W. Setser
Some things I got (more or less) right
December 31, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Feldstein disagrees with Greenspan (politely)
December 22, 2005
By Brad W. Setser
Memo to John Snow: Do housing bubbles count?
December 22, 2005
By Brad W. Setser