…their status across generations, and in past eras the structure of labor markets and public policies permitted, and in some measure continue to permit, a non-level playing field. I’ve long…

…14, Obama himself confirmed this typology of today’s political spectrum. Said Obama, “The truth of the matter is that my policies are so mainstream that if I had set the…

…subsidies through high-value government contracts and low-cost government loans.) Therefore, I have argued, democratic institutions (government, programs, policies) must target achieving a sustainable economy that provides a decent livelihood for…

…monetary policies to speed the then-recovery.Why weren’t HHMT arguing, back in 2001-4, either inside or outside the government, for more expansionary fiscal and monetary policies to speed the then-recovery? I…

…recover at a faster pace than it has been from the recession that began in late 2008. “By changing course away from the policies of the current administration and ending…

…rather than a set of policies on how to achieve them. “There aren’t enough specifics here to evaluate the plan,” Hopkins said. “It’s not clear in most cases what specific…

…taxes, many of these policies would have been a stretch for Republicans pre-GW, but it is pretty clear that Romney wouldn’t reverse course on any of them. The Republican Party’s…

…policies needed to make things better in a reasonable amount of time. (That is true regardless of what policies you think are necessary – the evidence is that the economy,…

…to as the worst economic policies this country enacted in the past 100 years to what are often referred as the paragon of economic policies in the same period. I’m…

…administration 2. the sorts of policies and behavior that affect of the economy don’t change over the length of an administration (i.e., the tiger doesn’t change its stripes) 3. the…