by David Dickey-Griffith On Friday afternoon, former President Bill Clinton and a stable of former cabinet secretaries and economic advisors from his Administration descended on Georgetown to participate in a wide-ranging discussion focusing on the economic policies of the 1990s and their relevance to today’s economy. The former President was joined on stage by Robert Rubin, […]
The Irrelevance of the European Toxic Asset Facility
By Andreas Kern While problems have been evident from the outset of the Global Financial Crises, the Eurozone and European Union have revealed their true Achilles’ Heels during the last couple of weeks.