American economist
Glenn Hubbard writes in National Affairs about an opportunity for free-market supporters to capitalize on President Biden’s failures. The advent of “Bidenomics” has resurrected decades-old debates about the merits of…
Glenn Hubbard laments the response from banking regulators to recent high-profile bank failures. Runs at Silicon Valley Bank and others emerged quickly and drove steep losses in regional bank equity…
What did the teachers gathered in Raleigh last week have in common with Pres. Donald Trump, besides an affinity for red clothing? The teachers’ union called the walkout a “Rally…
Christopher DeMuth offers National Review Online readers two ideas that would help address problems linked to our current state of polarized politics. [L]et me argue for two concrete institutional reforms.…
John Cogan, Glenn Hubbard, John Taylor, and Kevin Warsh of the Hoover Institution believe changes in key federal policies could produce significant improvement in economic growth. Economic theory and historical…
Jon Hartley and Glenn Hubbard lament at National Review Online that the two presidential candidates with the most media buzz appear to have little grasp of key economic principles. This…
That’s the description Fortune columnist Allan Sloan, no raging right-winger, offers in his latest piece for the magazine. Washington is very good at creating things out of thin air. The…
If you breathed a sigh of relief when the president and Congress reached a deal to resolve the “fiscal cliff” debate at the beginning of the calendar year, Columbia Business…
Jim McTague‘s latest “D.C. Current” column for Barron’s suggests that an increase in the federal gas tax will likely factor into policy discussions next year — regardless of who wins…
The latest Bloomberg Businessweek features a conversation with Columbia Business School dean Glenn Hubbard about his work advising Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney: Everyone I talk to says Governor Romney’s…
Jim McTague of Barron’s recently participated in a 2 ½-hour economic spin session from the Obama administration. It was aimed at financial journalists whose work appears online. What I gathered…
Ron Paul argues that the Federal Reserve is unnecessary and harmful, but Mitt Romney’s economics adviser Glenn Hubbard says it’s “crazy” to talk about doing away with it. In the…