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| Roger Porter
April 16, 2021, Video: "In this webinar, Gene Steuerle demonstrated the extraordinary extent that Democrats for decades have succeeded mainly in devoting almost all real growth in spending to Social Security and health care, while Republicans have concentrated on lowering taxes on capital owned mainly by the rich and avoiding tax increases on others. Like two closing arms of a pair of scissors, these efforts have increasingly cut out investment…
| Kenneth Rogoff | Carmen Reinhart | Roger Porter
January 14, 2021, Video: "The global financial crisis of 2007 - 2008 caused major structural changes in macroeconomic policy in virtually all countries. In the 10 years after the crisis, both budgetary and monetary policies, primarily, in developed countries, were often called “non-traditional,” indicating that at some point states would return to “traditional” policies. The 2020 pandemic and the reaction of the authorities to it, now - of…
| Roger Porter
November 10, 2020, Video: "Join the Institute of Politics and Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government for the annual Robert Glauber Lecture delivered by Eric Rosengren, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, with Professor Roger Porter moderating."
| Roger Porter
The Business-Government Relationship in the United States. Roger Porter, Fall 2015, Syllabus. "This course is designed to help students think analytically about the ways in which government and business interact with one another in a mixed economy. It examines how business and government are organized and how they seek to influence one another. It considers how government policies affect the competitive positions of individual firms and…