Word: hubbards
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...debate, featuring Sperling and former Bush advisor R. Glenn Hubbard, was a clash of economic heavyweights, as both men have played key roles in shaping U.S. economic policy over the past decade...
...Hubbard countered Sperling’s charges, asserting that the economy needed “a shot in the arm” to create the growth necessary to fund social programs and the war in Iraq...
...announcement of Mankiw’s new post came in a White House press release, just minutes after current chair R. Glenn Hubbard, who engineered the Bush tax plan, said he would step down at the end of the week...
Mankiw succeeds Hubbard, who helped craft the $695 billion tax-cut plan that the president proposed last month—and who steps down as Bush’s administration attempts to convince Congress to approve the stimulus package...
...called falling prices Japan's "most urgent policy task" and declared he was taking all possible steps to curb its ravages. Such posturing drew praise from experts ranging from Japan's economics czar, Heizo Takenaka, to the chairman of the U.S. President's Council of Economic Advisers, R. Glenn Hubbard. Front and center in Koizumi's new war is the Bank of Japan (BOJ), where Governor Masaru Hayami ends his five-year term on March 19. In a string of a barely veiled critiques, Koizumi has said he intends to appoint by month's end an "aggressive deflation fighter...