AARP Event Discusses Population Aging Across the Globe
The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) hosted an
International
Jul 23, 2012 | Blog Paper Press Release
The IMF Looks at International Fiscal Rules
A new working paper by four authors at the International Monetary Fund takes
How Does Simpson-Bowles Compare to What Europe Is Doing?
As Senator Mark Warner pointed out last week in the
What the U.S. Could Learn from Germany
Steep budget cuts are linked to recession and higher unemployment in Europe, argue several commentators (see
When It Comes to Deficit Reduction, Timing Matters
The news that Britain
Dec 6, 2011 | Blog Paper Press Release
Eurozone Challenges Should Give Pause to U.S. Lawmakers
Europe's worsening debt crisis--notably Italy's--should serve as a warning to the United States of what can happen to an otherwise steady, solvent
‘Line’ Items: Looking Abroad Edition
To the Shores of Tripoli – With President Obama on vacation and Congress in recess, most eyes are turned away from Washingto
Aug 12, 2011 | Blog Paper Press Release
How Other Countries Have Regained AAA Ratings
Over at Ezra Klein's blog, Sarah Kliff
Recent Study Ranks U.S. Debt Fifth Largest Among Major Economies
A recent report from the
What Happens If China Stops Buying Our Debt
Megan McArdle at The Atlantic writes about