Simon / New York / Schuster / Washington / Arlington / /
Company
MIT Press / CBO / the Financial Times / /
Country
Germany / Japan / United States / Brazil / Argentina / Iraq / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
University of Chicago Press / Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
interest / energy policy / imported oil / natural gas / energy executives / oil drilling / compromised accounting firms / banking / steel tariffs / steel / /
Organization
Republican Party / Pentagon / Brookings Institution / Harvard University / Reagan Administration / MIT / Bush Administration / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Congressional Budget Office / Medicare / Concord Coalition / Congress / White House / University of Chicago Press / U.S. Council / Clinton Administration / US Federal Reserve / Carter Administration / White House office of Management and Budget / Ronald Reagan’s Council / /
Person
George W. Bush / George Voinovich / Harvey Pitt / Bill Niskanen / Jeff Liebman / Peter Orszag / Jeffrey Frankel / Rosy Scenario / Herbert Hoover / Jeff Frankel / Arnold Kling / Alan Greenspan / Bill Clinton / Paul Volcker / Jimmy Carter / Bill Gale / Maestro / David Stockman / George H. W. Bush / Ronald Reagan / Bob Woodward / Arthur Levitt / Jack Frankel / / /
Position
President / Chair Economic Policies Jeffrey Frankel Harpel / author / presidential candidate / budget director / Chair / Democrat president / Harpel Chair of Capital Formation and Growth / President Reagan’s budget director / Member / /
If Republican and Democratic presidencies have indeed reversed roles, what is the explanation