Job growth amid long recession, NPR (2/7/09)
Transparency needed, LA Times (2/7/09)
Government debt, NPR PlanetMoney podcast and linked material on blog (2/6/09)
Bank debate, To The Point, PRI (2/5/09)
Cost of bank bailout, Christian Science Monitor (2/5/09)
Credit conditions, Marketplace (2/3/09)
Incipient protectionism, Washington Post (2/1/09)
Insuring bad assets, WSJ on-line (1/30/09)
Senate hearing, FinancialWeek (1/29/09)
IMF forecast for the UK, Sky News (1/28/09)
IMF revised forecast, Bloomberg/IHT (1/28/09)
Cost of the bank bailout, CNNMoney (1/27/09)
Comparison with 1930s, NYT (1/26/09)
Global downturn, Washington Post (1/24/09)
Bank recapitalization and the fiscal stimulus, Bloomberg TV (1/23/09)
Bank debate, CNBC (1/23/09)
Options for the banks, Joe Nocera’s blog, NYT.com (1/23/09)
Why a “bad bank” is a good idea, NPR (1/23/09)
China and currency manipulation, IHT (1/23/09)
Discussion of US banking problems, Diane Rehm show, WAMU (1/22/09)
On Bank of America’s problems with Merrill, WSJ.com (1/22/09)
Prospects for young researchers, PlanetMoney (1/22/09)
Are we facing stagnation? NPR (1/22/09)
Pressure for banking plan, Financial Times (1/22/09)
Nationalizing banks? WSJ.com (1/21/09)
British economy heads down, USA Today (1/21/09)
What to do about troubled banks, MarketPlace (1/20/09)
UK bank plan, WSJ (1/20/09)
Bank overhaul, AP (1/19/09)
The struggle to recover, MarketWatch (1/19/09)
A Japanese-type recession for the US? LA Times (1/19/09)
The Swedish approach to bad assets, Washington Post (1/18/09)
Joe Nocera on the need for dramatic action in the banking sector, New York Times (1/17/09)
What next after a terrible week for banking? NPR (1/16/09)
The terms of the TARP, TPMMuckraker (1/16/09)
Further government support for Bank of America, NPR.org (1/15/09)
On economic prospects facing President Obama, Daily Mail (1/15/09)
Spelling recession, bigmoney.com (1/12/09)
On the terms of the TARP, Bloomberg (1/09/09)
Prospects for a global fiscal stimulus, Christian Science Monitor (1/09/09)
Obama fiscal stimulus plan, Bloomberg in print (1/08/09), on TV (1/06/09)
Change in IMF lending conditions, Bloomberg (1/08/09)
Gordon Brown’s potential strategy for the G20, Reuters/Guardian (12/31/08)
The depreciating dollar; not everyone can run a current account surplus, WSJ (12/29/08)
On Latvia, Telegraph.co.uk (12/24/08)
On whether infrastucture spending makes sense in the US fiscal stimulus, AP (12/23/08)
We disagree with Peer Steinbruck, German Finance Minister, WSJ.com’s Real Time Economics (12/23/08)
Will there be a recovery in 2009?, from MarketWatch (12/19/08)
The Fed’s new strategy, and the meaning of the Fed Funds rate, from Planet Money (12/17/08). You can also see our Interest Rates for Beginners posting.
Inflation, deflation views, on WSJ.com’s Real Time Economics (12/17/08)
The coming inflation… debate (12/17/08)
Planet Money: discussion with two graduate students about their career prospects (12/16/08)
On what the Fed did and is telling us it will do: clip on Nightly Business Report/PBS and longer BBC interview (12/16/08)
On what the Fed should do next (12/14/08)
Slate’s write-up of Economist House Call conversations, from Planet Money: on not wanting to spend
After the G20 summit, BBC (11/16/08)
Planet Money: on the difficulties of wanting to retire soon (11/19/08)
The need for a second fiscal stimulus, Fox Business (11/04/08)
Marketplace interview (10/27/08)
After the wave of bank recapitalizations, Marketplace (10/15/08)
Silobreaker aggregation of recent web coverage (caution: not all for the same Simon Johnson!)
Reverbiage feeds of NPR coverage in fall 2008.
Media coverage tracked by MIT Sloan