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With American political polarization at historical highs, Peter Orszag argues the United States needs ways around its politicians.
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Economics, macroeconomics; U.S. budgetary policy, tax policy; health care.
With American political polarization at historical highs, Peter Orszag argues the United States needs ways around its politicians.
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The United States' fiscal future depends on whether the country can limit health-care costs.
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Peter Orszag says that slowing the growth of health care costs may be among the best things we can do to help the next generation attend a high-quality public college.
In the face of a weak job market in the near term and an unsustainable budget deficit over the longer term, Peter Orszag argues that we should extend the Bush-era tax cuts for two years and then end them altogether.
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Peter Orszag joins Bloomberg TV's Margaret Brennan to talk about the eurozone crisis and the debate over deficit reduction in the United States.
Peter Orszag appears on Squawk Box to discuss the road to economic recovery.
Peter Orszag joins Maria Bartiromo on CNBC's Wall Street Journal Report to talk about the Obama administration's economic policies.
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