Presidential adviser Larry Summers started his speech in St. Louis today on an optimistic note, discussing the economy’s improvement in the past few months, but he quickly switched to talking about ways in which the glass is half empty. Summers,…
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Loading ...The Big Three automakers’ real problem is that they don’t make enough cars that Americans want to buy. A case in point, the Detroit News points out, is the lineup of vehicles owned by members of the new Presidential Task Force…
(2 votes, average: 2.5 out of 5) Loading ...The U.S. Senate’s Joint Economic Committee has scheduled a hearing next Wednesday on ways to stimulate the economy. Among the scheduled witnesses is former Treasury secretary Lawrence Summers, who recently called for a stimulus package of between $50 billion and $75 billion.
Summers proposes…
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