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Louis Uchitelle

• August 31 -- Uchitelle's Liberal Economic Agenda
Economics reporter Louis Uchitelle again pushes liberal positions on the minimum wage and government health care.

• June 28 -- Keeping Good Economic News Off the Front Page
The economy is picking up, but don't expect to read all about it in the Times. A front-page story from Louis Uchitelle is headlined: "Families, Deep in Debt, Bracing For Pain of Interest Rate Rise." Buried deep inside is a detail about rapid job growth--but that's unlikely to be the subject of a Times' front-page story.

• April 13 -- Louis Uchitelle: "Time For Another New Deal"
Economics reporter/columnist Louis Uchitelle quotes liberally from Rep. Barney Frank and Sen. Ted Kennedy and wonders, "must government play a much greater supporting role in job creation?"

• March 30 -- John Kerry, Free-Market Devotee?
Louis Uchitelle positions big-government liberal John Kerry as a free marketer: "Fiscal responsibility and deficit reduction, hallmarks of the Clinton years, are bedrock orthodoxy in the Kerry camp, too. So is faith in the private sector's powers to generate prosperity."

• January 12 -- Great Minds Think Alike…
…and so do Times economics reporters Louis Uchitelle and Edmund Andrews.

• December 1 -- Uchitelle's Hard-to-Tell Take on Consumer Spending
It's clear economics reporter Louis Uchitelle thinks Bush's tax cuts will backfire. But Times Watch is still trying to figure out his take on consumer spending.

• November 18 -- Uchitelle Hits Damaging U.S. "Allegiance to Deregulation"
In the liberal American Prospect magazine, Times economic reporter Louis Uchitelle praises a book by Clinton administration economist Joseph Stiglitz for its bashing of Clinton policies from the left: "Stiglitz is particularly good at describing the failure to strengthen government's hand in a market economy."

• July 17 -- “WORLD ENDS, BLACKS AND MEN HARDEST HIT"
Who’s hurting most during the economic slump? Get in line.