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Chris Farrell

Chris Farrell

Chris Farrell is a contributing editor for Bloomberg Businessweek. From 1986-97, he was on the magazine's staff, as a corporate finance staff and department editor and then as an economics editor. Farrell wrote Right on the Money: Taking Control of Your Personal Finances and Deflation: What Happens When Prices Fall? Among Farrell's many awards are a National Magazine Award, two Loeb Awards, and the Edward R. Murrow Award. Farrell is a graduate of the London School of Economics and Stanford University.

Recent Articles by Chris Farrell

January 29, 2012

Tax Reform Is Coming, with Many Deserving Targets

Mitt Romney's tax return offers an opportunity to debate the lower tax rate on capital gains. But plenty of other breaks should be examined, as well

December 29, 2011

Professional Women and a Secure Retirement

The first generation of highly paid professional women is about to enter retirement—and their path could serve as a model for others

November 24, 2011

Can the Jobs-and-Income Crisis End Well?

Some economists believe that today's grinding unemployment and slow growth are masking the transition to a vibrant digital economy

November 4, 2011

Jobs Returning Slowly—as Wages Lag

While the weak jobs market garners most of the public's attention, the steep slide in worker pay is just as alarming

October 14, 2011

Hope for American Manufacturing—and Maybe Jobs

Some factory work is returning to the U.S., thanks to a narrowing wage gap with low-cost countries and to the rising risks posed by long supply lines

August 4, 2011

Fragile Economy Keeps Older Workers From Retirement

The Great Recession spooked many older workers into deferring retirement, and the current state of the job market is reinforcing that trend

July 11, 2011

The Joy of Cash

With risk permeating the global economy, a variety of products can help shield your investments. But don't forget a cheap and simple solution—cash

March 20, 2011

A College Degree Is Still Worth It

It wasn't all that long ago—the 1980s and '90s—when hardly anyone questioned the value of a college degree. Sure, a couple of skeptics liked to point out that neither ...

February 16, 2011

Deficit Could Reshape Retirement Funding

Republicans and Democrats in Washington are starting to battle in earnest over how to cut the federal government's discretionary spending. Eventually the ominous ...

September 14, 2010

Stock Market Lessons from Elvis' Infancy

The Presidential honeymoon is over. A bitter election fight looms. Business is dismayed at the Administration's regulatory initiatives and critical words for Corporate...