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Obama Pushing The “Buffett Rule” Tax Hike For The Rich, Even Though This Is No Tax Reform – The Point Is To Have A Crowd Pleaser – Romney And GOP Will Also Manipulate Issues – No Serious Policy Debate

By Paolo von Schirach April 14, 2012 WASHINGTON – Sebastian Mallaby, (The Buffettt rule is a sorry...
Education, Politics, Public Policy

The EU “Fiscal Compact” May Not Work, Argues Martin Feldstein – Bond Markets Already Penalizing Weak EU Members – In the End Greece, Spain, Portugal And Italy May Have To Leave The Euro

By Paolo von Schirach April 5, 2012 WASHINGTON – Until yesterday the EU leaders and many international...
International

Romney Will Get The Republican Nomination – Now He Will Have To Propose An Inspiring Vision Of Growth And Fiscal Discipline, But Also Of Hope And Genuine Inclusiveness – A Revival Of The America Dream

By Paolo von Schirach April 3, 2012 WASHINGTON – After primary wins in Maryland, the District of...
Economy, Education, Health, International, Politics, Public Policy

According To The Pundits The Elections Boils Down To The Unemployment Rate And Gas Prices: Upward Trend Obama Loses, Downward He Wins – Apparently Nothing Else Matters In America – This Is A Dangerous Impoverishment Of The National Conversation

By Paolo von Schirach March 14, 2012 WASHINGTON – Listening to the pundits debating the upcoming presidential...
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Germany Reformed Labor Markets And Created A Pro-Growth Environment However, do not count on Southern Europe to follow suit. Political and cultural differences are too deep. Huge gap between North and South here to stay

WASHINGTON – In a WSJ op-ed piece, Europe’s Supply-Side Revolution, by Donald L. Luskin and Lorcan Roche Kelly of Trend...
Economy, International, Public Policy

America Needs Adult Education In Economics, Says Harvard Professor Kenneth Rogoff – Educated People Will Not Be Swayed By Over Promising Politicians – Educated People Make Better Citizens

By Paolo von Schirach February 3, 2012 WASHINGTON – Famed Harvard economist and co-author, with Carmen Reinhart,...
Economy, Education, Health, Public Policy

Italian Prime Minister Monti Tells Young People To Be Flexible and Forget About Life Time Jobs

Paolo von Schirach February 2, 2012 WASHINGTON– Crusty economics professor Mario Monti, the non political Prime Minister of terminally...
Economy, International, Public Policy, Security

How Can Western Countries Get Out of Debt? Only By Paring Down Unsustainable Entitlement Programs – A New Social Contract

By Paolo von Schirach May 1, 2010 WASHINGTON – In the case of Greece’s nasty fiscal debacle,  everybody’s focus has...
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