...ethanol,” demands New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman. Writing in The Washington Post, Columbia University economist Jeffrey Sachs calls for a “major industry restructuring to position the United States to lead the world in producing cars that get 100...
...Annette Sykora, chairman of the National Automobile Dealers Association; James McElya, CEO of Cooper-Standard Automotive Inc; Jeffrey Sachs, professor at Columbia University, and Matthew Slaughter, professor at Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business. The auto...
...an issue of Scientific American from earlier this year, Jeffrey Sachs, director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University and special adviser to the United Nations, states: "Technology policy lies at the core of the climate-change challenge. Even with...
...put in a quick ‘thank you‘ — for your very useful perspective! Thx again. FYI, since it’s on the topic of this thread — Jeffrey Sachs “Common Wealth” on MSNBC.com this a.m. saying that failure to bail out is disastrous, and looking at the global auto industry...
...It's a reasonable argument. But today in the Washington Post, an economist with some pretty cood intellectual credentials--Jeffrey Sachs--makes the case for a bailout anyway. ...the automakers cannot turn to ordinary borrowing to tide them over until that...
...by a Blue Ribbon Panel. The Panel included luminaries like Queen Rania Al Abdullah, Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, Jeffrey Sachs and Jane Goodall. You can vote for who will be awarded $100,00, named CNN's Hero of the Year, and be honored at "An All-Star...
...rich world to be taken out on the world's poorest and most vulnerable, who had absolutely nothing to do with it," warned Jeffrey Sachs, an international economist and author who has worked with the United Nations to guide anti-poverty policy. The global slowdown...
...easy to understand. Post-American World by Fareed Zakaria, Obama's Challenge by Robert Kuttner, The End of Poverty by Jeffrey Sachs and The World's Religions: Our Great Wisdom Traditions by Huston Smith are challenges for serious readers. For young people...
...'90s. On the advice of the U.S.-dominated IMF and World Bank, and under the tutelage of young free-marketers like Harvard's Jeffrey Sachs, then a leading practitioner of "shock therapy" for Third World countries (and today a penitent advocate of developmental...