1 day ago · Romer’s comment transmogrified into a political slogan when Rahm Emanuel, manager of Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential victory, attributed it to exploiting popular angst over a deep recession.

As a writer, Romer's written work extensively broaches on the inner-workings topics of the business world and economics including 'Economic Integration and Endogenous Growth' and 'Increasing Returns and Long Run Growth.

1 day ago · Dan Walters: “A crisis is a terrible thing to waste,” Stanford economist Paul Romer said at a venture capital seminar 21 years ago, referring to the increasing levels of education

Jul 31, 2009 · Referring to the increasing competition that America faces from rapidly rising education levels in other countries, Romer said, “A crisis is a terrible thing to waste.” Today, Romer says he is...

Years after Solow’s pioneering research, Paul Romer, the chief architect of “New Growth Theory,” made a profound impact on the economic field by showing once again that “economic growth doesn't arise just from adding more labor to more capital, but from new and better ideas expressed as technological progress.” 4 Speaking about the U ...

May 10, 2022 · One source of hand-wringing at the moment is the return of high inflation—a predicament that occupied most of a session featuring Christina Romer (no relation to Paul), who served as chair of the Council of Economic Advisers under President Barack Obama.

Oct 4, 2009 · Romer believed it was unlikely that the most troubled banks would be able to raise capital privately, and thought that Obama should prepare for a major government intervention.

Nov 24, 2008 · U.S. President-elect Barack Obama on Monday announced his choice of Timothy Geithner to be the next Treasury secretary, Lawrence Summers to head the National Economic Council and Christina...

2 days ago · PressReader. Catalog; For You; The Desert Sun. Politician­s facing make or break moments 2025-01-29 - CalMatters Commentary Dan Walters Columnist “A crisis is a terrible thing to waste,” Stanford economist Paul Romer said at a venture capital seminar 21 years ago, referring to the increasing levels of education in other countries that would make them more competitiv­e with the United States.

May 20, 2021 · Paul Romer was once Silicon Valley’s favorite economist. The theory that helped him win a Nobel prize — that ideas are the turbocharged fuel of the modern economy — resonated deeply in the...