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It's too early to know the full impact of the financial crisis on the U.S. economy, "but we must expect the next couple of months to be tough ones," White House economic adviser Edward Lazear said on Tuesday. "This is a huge shock and not one we can ...
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United States - WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Chairman of the U.S. Council of Economic Advisors Edward Lazear said Thursday it is important to inject capital into the financial system in order to cope with the current downturn, and the federal government ...
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MS. BURNETT: Joining us first on CNBC, Ed Lazear, chairman of the Council on Economic Advisers. Mr. Lazear, always a pleasure. I know we've been speaking to ...
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(CEP News) - Progress is being made on legislation on the financial market bailout package, said White House chief macroeconomic adviser Edward Lazear on Thursday in an interview with CNBC. Although the policy-maker does not know when the deal will ...
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Edward Lazear, the chief economist to President Bush, said Wednesday he had reversed plans to leave the White House last week as financial turmoil roiled markets and the administration called on Congress for a massive financial ...
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