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With Clean-Energy Default Rules, It's Easy Being Green
How can governments best promote the use of clean energy? Start by asking consumers to do nothing -
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Goldman Says Sequester Has ‘Little Impact So Far’
Congressional action last month eased some of the bottlenecks that across-the-board cuts might have caused -
Banks
As Ina Drew Heads to Washington, Senators Ready for Whale Watching
Drew and other current and former JPMorgan executives will testify on the bank’s “London Whale” trading losses -
Congress
Why Won't Americans Listen to Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles?
After their eponymous commission failed to get a deal to cut the deficit, Simpson and Bowles hit the road to sound the alarm. America's response? Crickets -
White House
Bloomberg View: An International Response to Cyberwar
Cybersecurity requires cooperation between the U.S. and China -
White House
Rand Paul Made Marco Rubio Look Establishment
Though both Rubio and Paul have roots in the Tea Party, Rubio seemed more like a conventional political striver on Tuesday night -
Congress
Prepare for Weaker Economic Growth, Budget Office Says
The latest CBO projections seem to agree with some economists: U.S. growth will slow from its historical average -
Economy
The Fiscal Cliff Deal and the Damage Done
The cliff debate made for more than just clownish maneuvering. It produced a dumb deal -
U.S. economy
The Cliff Is Not a Credit-Rating Crisis
Deal or no deal on the U.S. fiscal cliff, S&P, Moody's, and Fitch plan to stand pat -
U.S. economy
Outside the Beltway, the Good News on Debt
Households have made surprising progress in cutting debt -
White House
Susan Rice and the Myth of Statesmanship
Why the U.N. ambassador's withdrawal from consideration to be secretary of state is a defeat for U.S. foreign policy -
Congress
The Economics of Being a U.S. Ambassador
Plum foreign postings come at a price for wealthy donors -
Congress
The Fiscal Cliff Isn't the Problem
The U.S. has to get spending under control. It also needs to invest for the future. Here's how to do both -
Congress
Fiscal Cliff Negotiators May Need to Aim Higher
Bloomberg Government says stabilizing the debt would take $5.9 trillion in deficit cuts—not just $4 trillion -
2012 campaign
California Voters: Please Tax Us
Five million Californians just voted to increase their taxes to prevent deep cuts to education. This may be a lesson for the U.S. Congress as it faces the fiscal cliff
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Goldman Says Sequester Has ‘Little Impact So Far’
Congressional action last month eased some of the bottlenecks that across-the-board cuts might have caused -
Congress
Killing the American Community Survey Blinds Business
The House voted to stop the ACS, which produces troves of data that businesses and economists say is crucial to understanding the economy -
Economy
Are We Already Falling Off the Fiscal Cliff?
Businesses' fear of a policy-induced recession at the start of 2013 is already chilling the U.S. economy -
2012 campaign
The Fiscal Cliff Will Drive the U.S. Into Recession
Goldman Sachs has run an economic crash test on the looming fiscal cliff. It doesn't look good -
Congress
Fiscal Cliff Negotiators May Need to Aim Higher
Bloomberg Government says stabilizing the debt would take $5.9 trillion in deficit cuts—not just $4 trillion
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