United States Economy

The American Default Looms

Daniel Furr | Posted 09.04.2011

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Daniel Furr

August 2nd is the U.S. Treasury deadline for authorizing new borrowing and increasing the debt ceiling. The White House, however, have put in place a July 22nd deadline. But Republicans and Democrats are not talking.

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How We Create a New Economic Normal in Washington

Dean Garfield | Posted 05.25.2011

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Dean Garfield

To avoid Japan-like fate, the U.S. must focus on pro-growth policies that are supported by both Democrats and Republicans, create jobs and, above all, restore the level of confidence necessary to ensure a sustained period of economic growth.

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Want Economic Recovery? Focus on Workers

Karen Noble | Posted 05.25.2011

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Karen Noble

A cure-all might not be in sight, but these actions can help us navigate this tempestuous period in history, not only sustaining less damage but enabling both employees and their companies to thrive.

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China-Brazil Economic Alliance May Be Exaggerated

Global Post | Posted 05.25.2011

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By Seth Kugel | GlobalPost SAO PAULO, Brazil -- Judging from the headlines, it has been a big month in Brazilian-Chinese relations. First China ju...

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