Cap on US tax breaks back on table
Republicans warm to idea as it avoids hitting wages and capital gains
Don’t blame Obama for Bush’s tax cuts expiring
From Dr Robert H. Chandross. Sir, Martin Feldstein is incorrect. The $512bn revenue increase projected for fiscal 2013 is simply the result that would obtain under current law
Ill-advised tax cuts for every occasion
From Mr Chris Thomas. Sir, Martin Feldstein nicely illustrates why nobody in the US takes conservative economists seriously
Obama’s tax hikes threaten a new US recession
There is a need to reform tax rules and entitlement programmes, writes Martin Feldstein
Dancing around Athens’ default
European leaders must decide where they stand on Greece
US homes crisis continues to crush economy
A reluctance to tamper with the principal mortgage issue runs deep
Weaker euro will help solve Europe deficit woes
Fall would give the periphery time to improve productivity, says Martin Felstein
Italy can save its sovereignty and the euro
Decisive action to convince markets on its budget is needed, by Martin Feldstein
Occupy protests’ ripples reach Harvard
Students boycott course by former Republican adviser
Republicans put faith in radical tax plans
Candidates adhere to Reaganite supply-side economics
Solution to debt crisis must include Greek assets
From Prof Niels Kroner, Economics Department, European University at St Petersburg, Russia
Alternative scenarios for Greek debt crisis
All point to a world of political uncertainty
QE is not really a matter of choice for central banks
From Mr Richard Guthrie, Scarborough, N Yorks, UK
QE2 is risky and should be limited
The Fed’s proposed policy would have few benefits, says Martin Feldstein
