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A tribute to Richard Abel Musgrave
Attiat F. Ott Professor Musgrave was my teacher. I was his pupil at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Michigan. There I was fortunate to study...
Journal of Economics and Finance, 10/01/08 by Ott, Attiat F; Solow, Robert M; Aaron, Henry J; Feldstein, Martin S; Oldman, Oliver; Samuelson, Paul A · More from publication -
Argentina's Fall.
ARGENTINA'S FALL; LESSONS FROM THE LATEST FINANCIAL CRISIS Argentina's 35 million citizens will not be the only ones to pay a heavy price for...
Foreign Affairs, 03/01/02 by Martin S. Feldstein · More from publication -
Reducing poverty, not inequality
According to official statistics, the distribution of income has become increasingly unequal during the past two decades. A common reaction in the...
Public Interest, 09/22/99 by Martin S. Feldstein · More from publication -
Martin Feldstein, a distinguished Harvard economist, is president of America's National Bureau of Economic Research. He was chairman of President Reagan's Council of Economic Advisers from 1982 to 1984.(Social Security reform)
The budget surpluses forecasted in the US in the first part of the 21st century present an unique opportunity to reform Social Security. Part of...
Economist (US), The, 03/13/99 by Feldstein, Martin S. · More from publication -
How big should government be?
The appropriate size and role of government depend on the deadweight burden caused by incremental transfers of funds from the private sector. The...
National Tax Journal, 06/01/97 by Martin S. Feldstein · More from publication -
Policies to grow the U.S. standard of living
The standard of living can be improved not only through a rise in the growth rate of GDP but also in improving the leisure, health and...
Business Economics, 01/01/97 by Martin S. Feldstein · More from publication -
Social security and saving: new time series evidence
This paper reexamines the results of my 1974 paper on Social Security and saving with the help of an additional 21 years of data. The estimates...
National Tax Journal, 06/01/96 by Martin S. Feldstein · More from publication -
Too little, not too much: global capital flows.(Mexican economy)
The global capital market is segmented, and too little capital is flowing into Mexico despite the removal of barriers. Mexico's savings and...
Economist (US), The, 06/24/95 by Feldstein, Martin S. · More from publication -
The Adam Smith address: competing in the world economy: trade competition vs. growth competition - Transcript
A trade deficit by itself is not indicative of a nation's economic performance. The trade deficit of the US is often considered as a sign of its...
Business Economics, 01/01/94 by Martin S. Feldstein · More from publication -
Why Maastricht will fail
The prospect of monetary and political union in Europe remains a remote possibility, because only three of the twelve current members of the...
National Interest, The, 06/22/93 by Martin S. Feldstein · More from publication
