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Recipes for Recovery - Intro and First Keynote

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With change in the air, and the economy in crisis, the New America Foundation's Next Social Contract Initiative and the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget bring together leading experts to discuss potential short and long-term remedies for the nation's economic future.

The morning session will open with an address from Richard Medley, CEO of Medley Capital, who will discuss what he sees as the coming conflict between traditional and alternative financial institutions.

Our first panel will focus on the economic stimulus measures being proposed for the lame duck session of Congress. Do we need a stimulus package? If so, what is the appropriate balance between spending and tax cuts? And what form of stimulus is best suited to address weaknesses in the post-bubble economy?

Former Michigan Governor John Engler, the Chairman & CEO of the National Association of Manufacturers, will provide the mid-day keynote address. The Governor will offer the manufacturing perspective on the financial crisis, discuss how to help sagging state economies with an immediate infusion of federal spending, and lay out his proposal for a 25-year infrastructure investment strategy to increase the competitiveness of US business.

Following Governor Englers address, we will turn our attention to the longer-term implications of the Wall Street meltdown on regulatory policy, financial services and the federal budget.

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  • Medley..is a washed up Economist..what a loser..with a puffed up resume..same old breathless and anonymous sources..

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