Public Sector

Hidehiko Yuzaki, governor of Hiroshima Prefecture
Hidehiko Yuzaki is the governor of Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. As Governor of Hiroshima, he is developing initiatives toward nuclear disarmament. "Hiroshima symbolizes the good and bad nature of the human race," he says. "Disruption by nuclear weapon is the result of human power. Hiroshima has...
Economist Edward Lazear
Unless the United States is willing to curb the growth in government-funded health care, it is looking forward to slow job growth and a 50% increase in federal taxes on every American, not just the rich, according to economist Edward Lazear. Speaking to Stanford University employees a few hours...
Merchandise from the 2012 presidential campaign.
Shared political characteristics — even when perceived and not known — can increase interaction between online dating participants at levels similar to educational background and race. If you've ever used an online dating website, you've answered a litany of questions about yourself and your...
Chrstina Romer and Keith Hennessey Debating at the Commonwealth Club
"I would never be one to advocate that Congress not increase the debt limit…trying to create a cash crunch crisis was absolutely thewrong thing." Keith HennesseyLecturerStanford GSB It wasn't exactly a love fest. But what had been billed as a shootout between two heavyweight economists at...
revised speech
Long before Democrats passed their sweeping health care reform in 2010, economists across the political spectrum had argued that bad tax incentives were a major contributor to the soaring cost of American medical care. Unfortunately, the main target of that ire was also the biggest and most...
European Central Bank President Draghi
Three years after it began, the European debt crisis casts a shadow over both the project of European integration and the global economy. The conventional wisdom is that there is no turning back. At a recent financial forum on Europe, hosted by the Stanford Graduate School of Business, panelists...

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