Politics, Economics, and Carbon in 2019
argues that focusing on domestic concerns would strengthen international cooperation among major economies.
Michael J. Boskin
Michael J. Boskin is Professor of Economics at Stanford University and Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution. He was Chairman of George H. W. Bush’s Council of Economic Advisers from 1989 to 1993, and headed the so-called Boskin Commission, a congressional advisory body that highlighted errors in official US inflation estimates.
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Who Deserves Credit for the Strong US Economy?
thinks American presidents get both too much credit and too much blame for what happens on their watch.
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The US Economy and the Midterm Elections
assesses why Republicans may lose, despite strong growth, low unemployment, and rising real wages.
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Italy’s Quadruple Threat to Europe
identifies four potential political and economic flashpoints that could precipitate another EU-wide crisis.
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The Future of Tech Policy
outlines five issues policymakers will need to consider when crafting a new approach to regulation.
