...Clinton's Treasury secretary, made a comeback to government two and half years ago as President Barack Obama's chief economic adviser with expectations he would become the next chairman of the Federal Reserve. Instead, he returned to Harvard...
...Lott, R-Miss. But he also said he expected a compromise to become law. Later Wednesday, the president's chief economic adviser, Gene Sperling, raised additional questions about the Republican tax plan, saying there was no acceptable plan...
...Missouri as attorney general. Bush was responding criticism leveled by Gene Sperling, President Clinton's chief economic adviser, and echoed by other White House officials. They contend that the Republicans' drumbeat of bleak economic forecasts...
...also named Lawrence Lindsey, a key adviser during the campaign and a former Federal Reserve governor, as his chief economic adviser. Lindsey will hold the title of assistant to the president. As Bush and Lindsey met over lunch here with the...
...lost money here, and we're monitoring the situation closely," said Lawrence B. Lindsey, President Bush's chief economic adviser. American investors' most immediate worry: that Japan's decadelong banking debacle may soon come to a head...
...Everything that does not contradict these principles" is on the list, Lawrence Lindsey, the president's chief economic adviser, said in an interview. Lindsey said lingering questions include how much money people should be able to invest...
...laid-off workers. But Bush has avoided saying the current economic pain is a sign of recession, even though his chief economic adviser said it is likely the country will experience two straight quarters of negative growth, the textbook definition...
...the last two weeks." O'Neill was interviewed by a small group of reporters along with Hubbard, White House chief economic adviser Lawrence B. Lindsey and budget chief Mitchell E. Daniels Jr. Asked during the interview whether the White House...
...The auditor was questioned for several hours Wednesday as the White House disclosed that President Bush's chief economic adviser, Lawrence Lindsey, was asked to study the impact of an Enron collapse after presidential aides were alerted...
...Rivlin - we hear that this particular bill won't actually stimulate the economy. Even two of President Obama's chief economic advisers, Peter Orszag and Christina Romer, earlier in their careers panned the idea that a massive infusion of government...
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