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- Remembering Christina RomerOn August 6th, Christina Romer announced that she would resign from her position as the Chair of President Obama's Council of Economic Advisors, just two months after publishing an article describing the negative economic consequences of higher tax rates.
- Christina Romer to Resign as Obama's Chair of the Council of Economic AdvisorsChristina Romer recently decided to leave her position as Obama's top economic adviser.
Christina Romer Steps DownWhite House CEA Christina Romer has stepped down in light of a stuttering economy and a nervous administration's recovery efforts moving too slowly. How much is she to blame?
Christina Romer, One of Obama's Top Economic Advisers, Steps DownChristina Romer has stepped down from her position as head of the Council of Economic Advisers. However, is this because of economic or personal reasons?
Christina Romer to Retire as Obama Chair of Council of Economic AdvisersChristina Romer will shortly be resigning from her position as the chair of President Obama's Council of Economic Advisers to return to her old job as a Professor of Economics at the University of California at Berkley.- Christina Romer Heads Obama's Council of Economic AdvisorsObama picks his economic team in what many consider to be best-of-the-best experts in their fields. Many are positive that his choices are perfect matches to resolve current financial crises.
- Christina Romer to Lead Obama Economic CouncilBarack Obama's top economic positions are now all filled out, with the final selection today of Christina Romer to chair the Council of Economic Advisers.
- Christina Romer to Chair Obama's Council of Economic AdvisorsChristina Romer, a Professor of Economics at the University of California at Berkley, has been chosen by President Elect Barack Obama to chair his Council of Economic Advisors. Professor Romer has written extensively on tax policy.
- Christina Romer to Chair Council of Economic Advisors; Bye-Bye Tax Cuts?Christina Romer's study of tax cuts as an economic stimulus suggests that they ultimately lead to tax increases.