Obama Proposes “Grand Bargain” on Tax Reform, Infrastructure
The president offers to reduce corporate taxes if opposition Republicans agree to raise infrastructure spending.
The president offers to reduce corporate taxes if opposition Republicans agree to raise infrastructure spending.
Britain’s chancellor says he can “turn this country round” if it sticks to his economic plan.
Russian economic policy seems increasingly statist under Vladimir Putin’s third term.
A shrinking deficit seems to have affected lawmakers’ sense of urgency. But a problem remains.
Fabrizio Saccomanni cautions that the government might not have time to carry out its reform plans.
Austerity may have reaches its “limits”, but that doesn’t mean Europe will reverse course.
The president’s plan would raise the national debt to $19 trillion in ten years.
Britain’s shadow chancellor Ed Balls says growth is the way to reduce the deficit.
As Portugal’s economy fails to recover, the government struggles to reduce its deficit.
The president’s excuses for not reducing the deficit turned out to be just that: excuses.
Conservatives champion deeper spending and tax cuts. Liberal Democrats are skeptical.
The Republican’s budget plan repeals and reins in health-care entitlements.
The government needs opposition support to get its budget through the Senate.
The deputy prime minister says Britain cannot return to the “bad old days” of borrowing.
The need for fiscal consolidation was virtually absent from the president’s speech.