Peter Morici
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Peter Morici, professor at the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland, is a recognized expert on economic policy and international economics. Previously he served as director of the Office of Economics at the U.S. International Trade Commission. He is the author of 18 books and monographs and has published widely in leading public policy and business journals including the Harvard Business Review and Foreign Policy. Morici has lectured and offered executive programs at more than 100 institutions including Columbia University, the Harvard Business School and Oxford University.
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Economy Would Be Better Off With a Republican President
Hillary Clinton wants Americans to believe the economy does better with a Democratic president than a Republican in the White House—that is simply false.
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A Professor’s Message for the Holidays: Time to Celebrate!
It’s time to put aside our troubles and celebrate.
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Paris Climate Conference Is a Bad Deal for America
At the 2015 Paris Climate Conference, or COP21, President Obama plans to sign another bad deal for America.
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Weak US Jobs Growth Is Only Part of a Bigger Problem
On Friday the U.S. Labor Department will issue another mediocre jobs report.
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What Wal-Mart’s and IBM’s Troubles Really Tell Us About the US Economy
With Walmart sales and profits falling, pundits are asking if the U.S. economy is again headed down. Hardly.
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Inflation Is Higher Than You Think so Fed Should Raise Rates Now
The Fed should raise interest rates because inflationary pressures are greater than most policymakers admit and the economy is nearing full employment.
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Federal Reserve Rate Hike in Play for December
The recently slower pace of jobs creation likely takes an interest rate hike off the table when Fed policymakers meet in October but a move is still in play for December.
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Job Report Should Boost Fed’s Plan to Hike Rates This Year
U.S. Labor Department is expected to report the economy added 203,000 jobs in September, which should further support Fed plans to raise interest rates soon.
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Immigrant Crisis Exposes What’s Wrong With Europe’s Economy
The millions of refugees pouring into Europe should prove a boon to its slow-growing economies. However...
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Economy Would Be Better Off With a Republican President
Hillary Clinton wants Americans to believe the economy does better with a Democratic president than a Republican in the White House—that is simply false.
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A Professor’s Message for the Holidays: Time to Celebrate!
It’s time to put aside our troubles and celebrate.
|
Paris Climate Conference Is a Bad Deal for America
At the 2015 Paris Climate Conference, or COP21, President Obama plans to sign another bad deal for America.
|
Weak US Jobs Growth Is Only Part of a Bigger Problem
On Friday the U.S. Labor Department will issue another mediocre jobs report.
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What Wal-Mart’s and IBM’s Troubles Really Tell Us About the US Economy
With Walmart sales and profits falling, pundits are asking if the U.S. economy is again headed down. Hardly.
|
Inflation Is Higher Than You Think so Fed Should Raise Rates Now
The Fed should raise interest rates because inflationary pressures are greater than most policymakers admit and the economy is nearing full employment.
|
Federal Reserve Rate Hike in Play for December
The recently slower pace of jobs creation likely takes an interest rate hike off the table when Fed policymakers meet in October but a move is still in play for December.
|
Job Report Should Boost Fed’s Plan to Hike Rates This Year
U.S. Labor Department is expected to report the economy added 203,000 jobs in September, which should further support Fed plans to raise interest rates soon.
|
Immigrant Crisis Exposes What’s Wrong With Europe’s Economy
The millions of refugees pouring into Europe should prove a boon to its slow-growing economies. However...
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