Guidelines for Global Economic Policymaking
Economic policy is at a crossroads. Extraordinary actions were taken in extraordinary times. The worst feared outcomes have been avoided. While we have not yet won the war and we are not yet ready to declare “mission accomplished,” policymakers must be prepared to make sure that we don’t lose the peace. Indeed, laying the groundwork for winning the peace is the most crucial public policy issue for successfully bringing to a close the Great Recession.
Economic policy is at a crossroads. Extraordinary actions were taken in extraordinary times. The worst feared outcomes have been avoided. While we have not yet won the war and we are not yet ready to declare “mission accomplished,” policymakers must be prepared to make sure that we don’t lose the peace. Indeed, laying the groundwork for winning the peace is the most crucial public policy issue for successfully bringing to a close the Great Recession.
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