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Steve Jobs' Jobs vs. "Jobs"alone whether it's 1.5 (spend a dollar, get $1.50), but whether the multiplier is greater than zero. Stanford 's John Taylor also thinks ARRA had no positive effect. And do stimulus-boosters really want to equate these two activities
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House GOP to Meet with President Obama Today, Push for Deep Spending Cuts
Robert Mundell), economists from universities such as Stanford (Michael Boskin, John F. Cogan, Eric A. Hanushek, David R. Henderson, James C. Miller III and John B . Taylor ) and Carnegie-Mellon (Robert Dammon, Marvin Goodfriend
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Economic recovery colors federal budget debate
restraint on growth," says Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics. "The recovery is conservative economists began firing back this week. Stanford University economist John Taylor said the spending cuts would be spread over
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The Note, 4/2/09: Lucky Charm -- Obamas are stars abroad -- but will the world follow?
dollar investments or because similar policies will not stimulate their economies,” former Treasury undersecretary John B . Taylor writes, at NYTimes.com . “A natural show of unity, therefore, would be for President Obama to move toward
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Details on housing plan show U.S. taking aggressive action
refinance or buy a home," says Lawrence Yun, chief economist with the National Association of Realtors. Economists dramatic impact on the foreclosure problem," says John Taylor , CEO and president of the National Community Reinvestment
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Obama pledges unity; McCain promises financial solutions
economic advisers, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, who ran against McCain in the primaries; Stanford University professor John Taylor ; and two former vice presidential possibilities, Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty and one-time CEO of eBay
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Advisers give clue to candidates on economy
meetings with economic advisers. Stanford University professor John Taylor , author of a globally recognized University of California-Berkeley economist , showed up for an economic Institute and Taylor, the Stanford professor. Also on McCain's
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Is it a $30B bailout by the Fed or just a smart move?
We may be left holding the bill as taxpayers," says John Taylor , CEO of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition lose sight of that," Michael Mussa, former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, said at a recent
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Rocky Mountain High: Salt Lake City Has a Housing Boom
this year, and there is a glut of Macmansions, says John Taylor , investment specialist at Commerce CRG, a unit of real-estate frenzy of recent years, says Lawrence Yun, economist for the National Association of Realtors. Prices aren't
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Bernanke praises fellow economist
praised the contributions of Stanford University economics professor John Taylor . Taylor's research has has emphasized that the Taylor rule should not be applied mechanistically doctorate in economics from Stanford in 1973, has spent years
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Greenspan takes center stage in 'Age of Turbulence'
his first job as an economist making $45 a week ago.) "I'm an economist ," Greenspan says economists, such as Stanford University professor John Taylor and UCLA professor Edward view and from an economist 's point of view
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Greenspan says he was slow to see subprime danger
late in 2005. At a recent Fed conference in Jackson Hole, Wyo., several prominent economists, including Stanford professor John Taylor and UCLA professor Edward Leamer, criticized the Fed's handling of the housing boom that has now gone bust
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Economists divided on recession
deeper housing fall. Harvard economist Martin Feldstein said housing participants," Feldstein said. UCLA economist Edward Leamer argued the Fed Wall Street," Leamer said. Stanford economist John Taylor also suggested that the Fed
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Debate on Paris/Britney AdAnd in this regard He is supported by a number of noted economists whether those are Marty Feldstein Harvard or John Taylor of Stanford . There whole lot of experts who agree with him that raising payroll taxes may be an easy answer but it's the
number of noted economists whether those are Marty Feldstein -- Harvard or John Taylor of Stanford . There -- whole lot of experts who agree with him that raising payroll taxes may be an easy answer but it's the
