Initiative by the Peterson Institute. Just in time for not just in time for a new u. S. Administration, or a new term of an old administration, depending on what happens. But in time for the stock taking going on in the world, on how to open the world economy, when the u. S. Has behaved as it has for the last four years, but also importantly, when we are all facing the vulnerabilities that came out of the pandemic. Before introducing my colleagues who will be speaking about memos to the white house, National Economic council, the c. E. A. council of economic advisors , the office of manufacturing and trade policy about industrial policy and the u. S. China , strategic dialogue, let me say a couple of words about the rebuilding project. We are very excited about this. It is open to everyone, in the sense that we wish to engage. In all of our and all of our publications and events are online. The world has been moving backwards since roughly 2008, both in terms of economic outcomes for h
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Participants raised their hands and said yes. Thats an arguable position. There are arguments for and against that. But the first question you need to answer in this as in any other policy proposal is what is this going to cost. And there simply hasnt been very much interest or exploration in this question x. So thats why were releasing the two papers were releasing today and having this panel discussion, is precisely to get a sense of what it could cost us. Not definitive, these are estimates. Maybe theyll be different. Other people have other estimates. Wed love to see them, but nobody really has offered some concrete examination of what the consequences for taxpayers would be of these proposals. And so today were going to be, were releasing two papers to look at that. The first is a look at what the current cost to taxpayers are of, under current policy. The second is what the likely under a couple different scenarios costs would be. And this is a topic that needs to be injected int
Peyton manning leading the Denver Broncos in a crazy comeback marching his team down the field scoring twice in just nine seconds for the dramatic victory. And we do say good morning, america. A great morning if youre a broncos fan. Im telling you, Peyton Manning still has that magic. Very efficient time management. Not bad at all. We begin with the race for president. Your voice, your vote, donald trump and the other candidates facing new scrutiny and tough questions after that big debate. Abcs jon karl starts us off. Good morning, jon. Reporter good morning. Wednesdays debate was another blockbuster, nearly 23 million viewers, but now donald trump is under fire this time not for something he said but for something he didnt say. Back on the campaign trail in new hampshire, donald trump was feeling the heat. This room is hot. The airconditioning was not designed for this many people. Reporter but while taking questions from a packed audience of diehard supporters, trump may have steppe