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Summers at the time was Director of the National Economic Council, nominally in charge of the administration’s economic policy. He was not the only economic adviser to raise questions about Solyndra and the administration’s involvement, either. Jared...
Debating whether the President's economic policies are responsible for the decline of the American economy, with Jared Bernstein, Center on Budget & Policy Priorities, and Dan Mitchell, CATO Institute. Related Links: Business & financial news headlines...
Anger is a rational and even hopeful response versus just passivity and resignation
Bernstein is the former chief economist to Vice President Joe Biden. He spoke in Portland about green jobs and the economy at the Green Professionals Conference today. Jared Bernstein, former chief economist for Vice President Joe Biden, listed them...
I’d love to see a silver lining here, and I’m trying as hard as I can. But I don’t see it
Regulars of my blog know that I love to dig into the Bureau of Labor Statistics employment projections (who doesn't?). The Bureau recently published their latest projections, for 2010-20, which provide a look into the future of the job market... one...
A report from Obama economic advisors Christina Romer and Jared Bernstein in early 2009 claimed that if the stimulus passed, unemployment would not exceed 8 percent. And their now-famous chart showed that by now, unemployment was supposed to be down to...
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Anger is a rational and even hopeful response versus just passivity and resignation
I’d love to see a silver lining here, and I’m trying as hard as I can. But I don’t see it
is that if you look at the trajectory of job losses, you will find that right on the heels of the Recovery Act, the rate of job losses began to diminish and then the jobs numbers turned positive. The Recovery Act worked. The problem is we didn’t keep our foot on the accelerator.
