youtube.com - 10/31/2008
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Sherle Schwenninger (Director, Economic Growth Program, New America Foundation) discusses some of the ideas on how to boost the economy in the short term and...
newamerica.net - 10/31/2008
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Comment by Rob Atkinson, founder and president of
the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation Bernard Schwartz and...
Sherle Schwenninger provide a much needed correction to current economic thinking by pointing out that current thinking on ...
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An Economic Recovery Program for the Post-Bubble Economy ...
newamerica.net - 10/31/2008
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Sherle Schwenninger directs the New America Foundation's Economic
Growth Program and the Global Middle Class Initiative. He...
is also the former director of the Bernard L. Schwartz Fellows Program. Mr. Schwenninger was Founding Editor of World Policy ...
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Sherle R. Schwenninger | The New America Foundation
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Applause for Obama's Thoughtful Stand on Infrastructure Investment
The Washington Note —
The New America Foundation's Sherle Schwenninger and industrialist and philanthropist Bernard Schwartz were out way ahead of the pack in calling for massive government commitment to infrastructure investment.
Now this has become conventional wisdom of late. Not too long ago, Senior Obama economic policy adviser Austan Goolsbee complimented Schwenninger's heavy-lifting on the infrastructure agenda before many others were in that policy space.
But beyond a bland embrace of the need for new infrastructure investment, I really appreciated Barack Obama's thoughtful ...
Steve Clemons: Applause for Obama's Thoughtful Stand on Infrastructure Investment
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com —
The New America Foundation's Sherle Schwenninger and industrialist and philanthropist Bernard Schwartz were out way ahead of the pack in calling for massive government commitment to infrastructure investment.
Now this has become conventional wisdom of late. Not too long ago, Senior Obama economic policy adviser Austan Goolsbee complimented Schwenninger's heavy-lifting on the infrastructure agenda before many others were in that policy space.
But beyond a bland embrace of the need for new infrastructure investment, I really appreciated Barack Obama's thoughtful ...
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