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GLENN HUBBARD
March 23, 2008
Republican economist Glenn Hubbard gives some possible solutions the government can take to ease the economic situation.
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"Well, I think we run the risk of creating a very very large scale and permanent program. A far better approach, it seems to me, is to figure out how we share losses among the three people who must bear them which are the borrowers, the lenders, and the taxpayers. That's the discussion the treasury and fed should be leading right now before we talk about further intervention."
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NAME:
Glenn Hubbard
PARTY AFFILIATION:
Republican
BORN:
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POSITION AS OF March 23, 2008:
Economist and Dean of the Columbia University Graduate School of Business
POSITIONS HELD:
Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers Deputy Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Treasury Department Director of the Program on Tax Policy at the American Enterprise Institute
ADDITIONAL INFO:
Has a Ph.D. in economics from Harvard University Also taught at Northwestern University
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