The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT18) EVANSTON, Ill. -- Feb. 17, 2003 -- BUSH-ECON-ASSESS -- President Bush has promised that if the White House's economic plan becomes law, the economy will flourish and deficits will shrink. But if the plan should fail, the government will be handcuffed by trillions of dollars in shortfalls as it faces the difficult futures of Social Security and Medicare. Who is most likely to win? For the experts, handicapping this bet requires taking sides in a debate about the path from saving to investment and from there to innovation and long-term growth. "I just don't see the logical carry-through, except in ritual chanting,'' said Robert J. Gordon, an expert on productivity at Northwestern University. Gordon at the university in Evanston, Ill. on Feb. 12, 2003. (Peter Thompson/The New York Times)
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