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As Washington struggles to reach an agreement on the proposed bailout, and Wall Street awaits its future, AEI scholars offer insights into what is needed to protect the financial system.
Lack of a plan is only one of the problems with President Obama's economic strategy.
By resisting revaluation, Mr. Hu is making China poorer in order to maintain the principle of communist control of the economy and so understands that leaders often must act on principle.
Government and business leaders helddiscussions of international trade and security, global economic trends, politics, and social policy at the Sixteenth Annual AEI World Forum.
The Korea International Trade Association (KITA) co-sponsored the Seoul conference, "Reform and Unification: Interlocked Challenges for Korea."
For Texas Gov. George W. Bush, the man who can look at the booming, silver-lined economy and see a cloud is Lawrence B. Lindsey.
A few thoughts on recent research about the resilience of the economy and the need for financial regulation.
To avoid a global depression, the first priority should be to keep the U.S. economy growing—which means keeping it out of the hands of politicians.



