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Europe's Promise: Why the European Way is the Best Hope in an Insecure Age

January 4, 2010

New America will be hosting two events with Steven Hill to discuss this book and Europes evolving leadership. Join us Thursday, January 21 at 12:15 p.m. and Friday, January 22 at Noon ET.

Programs:

Buffet Bets Big on Trains | The Takeaway

November 3, 2009
Joining us is Phillip Longman, Senior Research Fellow at the New America Foundation and author of “The Next Progressive Era: A Blueprint for Broad ...

Jared Bernstein: The Jobs Deficit

  • By Jared Bernstein
November 2, 2009

BERNARD L. SCHWARTZ ECONOMIC SYMPOSIUM

THE JOBS DEFICIT
The Challenge Of Putting America Back To Work

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2009 12:00 P.M.
THE MAYFLOWER HOTEL WASHINGTON, D.C.

KEYNOTE SPEECH
JARED BERNSTEIN
Chief Economist And Economic Policy Advisor To The Vice President

TO DOWNLOAD THE POWERPOINT SLIDES FOR THIS SPEECH, CLICK HERE.

INTRODUCTION:

Transportation Plan Looks at Rail Investment | Roanoke Times

October 14, 2009
Those were themes revisited by several speakers Monday, including Phillip Longman, a senior research fellow for the New America Foundation, which describes itself as "a nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy institute." ... Original Article

Saving Capitalism

Monday, September 21, 2009 - 12:15pm

On September 21, 2009, author and economist Pat Choate discussed his new book, Saving Capitalism: Keeping America Strong, at the New America Foundation. In a conversation with Michael Lind, Policy Director of the Economic Growth Program at New America, Choate offered his perspective on the ongoing economic crisis and outlined his book's comprehensive policy prescription for recovery and sustainable growth.

It's Not Socialized World After All

  • By
  • Phillip Longman,
  • New America Foundation
September 27, 2009 |

During last year's Republican presidential primary season, candidate Rudy Giuliani succinctly captured what millions of Americans think about health care abroad. "These countries that say they provide universal coverage -- they pay a price for it, you know," Giuliani told his audience. "They do it by rationing care, by long waiting lines, and by limiting, or I should say eliminating a patient's choice."

Duggar Economics: The Costs of 19 Kids | Wall Street Journal

September 17, 2009
As demographer Phillip Longman observes, young white men since the 1970s have seen a 40% decline in income relative to their fathers--for young black men the ...

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Dealing with America's Debt Overhang

Tuesday, September 15, 2009 - 9:30am

Second Bernard L. Schwartz Economic Symposium

The bursting of the housing and credit bubbles has left the United States with a huge debt overhang. As a result of the buildup of private sector debt and the economic crisis, households and firms are finding it difficult to service debt and lay a foundation for a sustainable recovery.

New America Foundation's Economic Growth Program hosted leading economists and public intellectuals to discuss the following questions:

Who Will Care for the Newly Insured? | New York Times

September 5, 2009
... staffed by government employed doctors and health care providers, see Phillip Longman's book Best Care Anywhere, Why VA Health Care Is Better Than Yours ...

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A(nother) public option | Tulsa World

August 30, 2009
Phillip Longman, the author of "The Best Care Anywhere: Why VA Health Care is Better Than Yours," recounts in a 2005 Washington Monthly article the horrific ...

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