Topic: Lawrence Summers

State of the Union 2013: A step forward on housing?
President Obama's State of the Union address included a proposal to extend refinancing to a wider section of homeowners, giving the economy a boost. But such proposals have languished before, so this time Mr. Obama may resort to executive action.
The Circle Bastiat 'Fiscal cliff': Cut the spending – and the melodrama
Economist Mom Romney, Obama and the long, partisan road to tax reform
The Vote 'Robin Hood tax': What is it and why does Occupy want it?
Tax VOX Should we delay the tax cut debate until 2013?
The Daily Reckoning In defense of Mr. Market
The New Economy Is US a model for austerity-wary Europe?
Private Empire
Jim Yong Kim selected as new World Bank president
US stocks, job growth rise. Strong recovery ahead?
Are new unemployment figures a boost for Obama?
The Daily Reckoning Is lower consumer demand actually a problem?
Goldman Sachs to Europe's rescue
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac regulator throws lifeline to underwater homeowners
Bernanke goes big
Spend or cut to boost economy? US can do both. Smartly.
Ron Suskind's critical book on Obama sparks controversy
We need a bold jobs plan, but Obama shies away
Stocks plunge: four factors behind investor pessimism
Obama, where are your economists?
Japan was a 'zombie state,' even before the earthquake
Mitt Romney at CPAC: The big thing he didn't talk about
Obama's full-court press to make up with business community
William Daley: Obama signals shift to center with pick for chief of staff
Press Secretary Robert Gibbs leaving White House, sort of

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