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  • Housing Juggernaut Seen Spurring 500,000 New U.S. Workers

    Paul Laney landed a job two months ago as a home inspector in Woodstock, Georgia, as the city added staff to oversee a growing residential construction industry. “I am really ecstatic about it,” said Laney, 52, who closed his own contracting business in 2007.

  • Hubbard: Good Chance Obama Puts U.S. Over Fiscal Cliff

    The U.S. economy stands a good chance of facing legislated tax increases and spending cuts if President Barack Obama is re-elected next month, Glenn Hubbard, a senior economic adviser to Mitt Romney, said today.

  • Hubbard Said to Prefer Treasury to Fed If Romney Wins

    Glenn Hubbard, the chief economic adviser to Mitt Romney, would rather be Treasury secretary than Federal Reserve chairman if the Republican candidate wins the presidential election, according to three people familiar with his thinking.

  • Hubbard Agrees With Obama Aide on Keeping Fed Apolitical

    The Federal Reserve’s independence shouldn’t be compromised by politicians who disagree with the central bank’s policy actions, economic advisers to President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney said in a debate tonight.

  • Hubbard Prefers Cutting Uncertainty to More Stimulus: Tom Keene

    The U.S. economy is on an unsustainable fiscal path and would be better served by removing policy uncertainty, according Glenn Hubbard, adviser to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.

  • Hubbard Says New Bond Purchases by Fed Wouldn’t Be Effective

    A third round of bond purchases by the Federal Reserve would do little to spur U.S. economic growth, according to Glenn Hubbard, adviser to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.

  • Stiglitz-Hubbard Clash on Inequality Echoes Obama-Romney

    Columbia University professors Joseph Stiglitz and Glenn Hubbard agree that income inequality is a concern. They disagree over what’s behind it and how best to tackle it, in a dispute that has spilled beyond the halls of academia and onto the presidential campaign trail.

  • Obama’s Advice to Merkel ‘Unwise’, Romney-Adviser Hubbard Says

    U.S. President Barack Obama’s administration has been trying to force Germany to assume responsibility for financially weak governments and banks in the euro region, giving advice that’s unwise and reflecting a lack of knowledge about the sources of the crisis, Glenn Hubbard, an economic adviser for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, said in the Handelsblatt newspaper.

  • Romney Economic Outsider Image Backed by Bush-Era Policy

    Mitt Romney is campaigning across the country as a business-turnaround specialist, casting himself as a political outsider who understands “the real economy.”

  • Romney, Perry, Cain Square Off on Economy in Debate (Transcript)

    Republican presidential candidates promised to deliver the leadership that Washington needs to overcome congressional gridlock as they pitched their plans for jobs and taxes and called for the removal of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke during a debate tonight at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. Participating in the event, sponsored by Bloomberg News and the Washington Post, were former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney; Texas Governor Rick Perry; former pizza magnate Herman Cain; Michele Bachmann, a Minnesota congresswoman; Newt Gingrich, the former House Speaker; Ron Paul, a Texas representative; former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum and former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman. Moderators of the debate included PBS talk show host Charlie Rose, Bloomberg reporter

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