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Before entering public life in 1993, Keane worked in the business sector, most notably as a general partner in Murphy & Partners, a New York-based equity fund...
...prosaic "New Middle," but he has discarded years of leftist orthodoxy and learned from the mistakes of his predecessors. In 1990 the SPD promised to slow down the privatization of former East German industries to protect the workers; Schroder now preaches the need for the private sector to become more competitive by cutting labor costs. In 1994 the party proposed higher taxes on middle- and upper-income families; Schroder wants to cut the highest income tax rate from 53% to 47% and reduce corporate rates from...
That there is a new opportunity for action is largely due to an irony that Hillary Clinton would surely appreciate: much of what people feared from her massive and intrusive health plan has actually come to pass without it. Americans gave the private sector a chance to come up with an answer, and it turned out to be not so different from the one government was accused of offering four years ago: a big, complicated bureaucracy. While most Americans with health insurance say they're satisfied with their coverage, 35% of those surveyed in a TIME/CNN poll complained about...
...Susan Molinari was one of the most outspoken members of Congress and we have no doubt that she will continue that tradition at the School as she encourages our students to pursue roles in the public sector," Nye said...
Fortunately, the leadership in Beijing understands that the problems lie with an inefficient state-owned industrial sector and a financial system overloaded with unrecoverable loans. The new Prime Minister, Zhu Rongji, has launched an intelligent series of programs that have begun reshaping the economy into one that could truly be a world player in a couple of decades...