Economics, Barack Obama, United States, Deficit, Economy, Unemployment
How to Revive the Economy, and When to Worry About All That Debt
RT @andrewrsorkin: "We’re about to have a crater, again, sort of like we had in the second quarter. It’s going to be very serious. And we need to sort of bridge to the other side of that." - Kevin Hassett, former Chair of CEA, to @jimtankersley. @DealBook DC Policy Project
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OpenA group of experts gathered to debate the priorities for economic policy with the end of the pandemic (seemingly) in sight.
RT @andrewrsorkin: "We’re about to have a crater, again, sort of like we had in the second quarter. It’s going to be very serious. And we need to sort of bridge to the other side of that." - Kevin Hassett, former Chair of CEA, to @jimtankersley. @DealBook DC Policy Project
https://t.co/o25wNeqbmF
OpenHow to Revive the Economy, and When to Worry About All That Debt
A group of experts gathered to debate the priorities for economic policy with the end of the pandemic (seemingly) in sight.
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