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Redressing America's Public Infrastructure Deficit
Testimony Before The House Committee On Transportation And Infrastructure
On June 10th, 2008, Bernard L. Schwartz testified before the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, whose purpose was to examine methods for financing investment in our nation's infrastructure, including roads, bridges, public transportation, aviation, ports, waterways and wastewater treatment infrastructure.
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NDN: Bernard Schwartz Forums on Economic Policy In 2007, Bernard Schwartz began providing support for a new, high-level set of events to advance the case that the United States is well-positioned for globalization as a national economy. Called the Bernard Schwartz Forums on Economic Policy, the program kicks off with a major paper written by NDN Globalization Initiative Director, Dr. Robert J. Shapiro.
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New School University Bernard Schwartz is vice chairman of the board of Trustees and has established and sponsors a number of programs and events at New School University, a progressive university located in Greenwich Village.
Recently, the Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis, in cooperation with the New America Foundation, sponsored a series of panels made up of prominent economists, business leaders, and policy shapers in order to examine conventional economic wisdom and discuss policies to enhance America's economic prospects.
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- Former U.S. Senators Bob Kerrey and Bill Bradley join Bernard Schwartz at the New School's October 16, 2007 conference on the U.S. economy
Bernard Schwartz's Comments On Infrastructure To The Democratic Caucus Issues Conference
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Whither the American Economy? A National Policy Forum on the Economy, the Housing Bubble and What to Do about Recessionary Fears Read More
The SAIS International Development Program 2007 Summer Internship Program Report
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New School University: Blue Chip Panel on Public Investment
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Brookings Institution/Schwartz Forum on Competitiveness - America's Infrastructure: Ramping Up or Crashing Down
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