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Preface and Acknowledgments=xi

Introduction=1

I. Macroeconomics

1. Monetary Policy=19

U.S. Monetary Policy During the 1990s/N. Gregory Mankiw=19

PANELISTS

Alan Blinder=44

William Poole=48

Alice M. Rivlin=52

Summary of Discussion=56

2. Fiscal Policy=61

Fiscal Policy and Social Security Policy During the 1990s/Douglas W. Elmendorf;Jeffrey B. Liebman;David W. Wilcox=61

PANELISTS

Martin Feldstein=120

Rudolph G. Penner=126

Robert Rubin=130

Summary of Discussion=136

3. Tax Policy=139

Tax Policy from 1990 to 2001/Eugene Steuerle=139

PANELISTS

Henry I. Aaron=170

Leonard Burman=176

William A. Niskanen=184

Summary of Discussion=188

4. International Finance and Crises in Emerging Markets=191

Between Meltdown and Moral Hazard: The International Monetary and Financial Policies of the Clinton Administration/J. Bradford DeLong;Barry Eichengreen=191

PANELISTS

Stanley Fischer=255

Lawrence Summers=260

Allan H. Meltzer=265

Summary of Discussion=271

II. Microeconomics

5. Trade Policy=277

International Trade Policy in the 1990s/Robert Z. Lawrence=277

PANELISTS

Charlene Barshefsky=328

Jagdish Bhagwati=333

Lael Brainard=341

Summary of Discussion=355

6. Information Technology=361

The "New Economy" and Information Technology Policy/Pamela Samuelson;Hal R. Varian=361

PANELISTS

Martin N. Baily=413

Esther Dyson=419

Paul Romer=423

Summary of Discussion=431

7. Industrial Organization=435

Antitrust Policy in the Clinton Administration/Robert E. Litan;Carl Shapiro=435

PANELISTS

Robert Pitofsky=486

Richard Schmalensee=493

Robert Willig=500

Summary of Discussion=504

8. Energy Policy=509

Energy Policy During the 1990s/Paul L. Joskow=509

PANELISTS

Charles B. Curtis=563

Philip R. Sharp=569

Daniel Yergin=572

Summary of Discussion=578

9. Environmental Policy=583

National Environmental Policy During the Clinton Years/Robert W. Hahn;Robert N. Stavins=583

PANELISTS

George T. Frampton=645

Paul R. Portney=650

Murray Weidenbaum=654

Summary of Discussion=657

III. Economics and Social Policy

10. Labor and Education=663

Putting Students and Workers First? Education and Labor Policy in the 1990s/Alan B. Krueger and Cecelia E. Rouse=663

PANELISTS

Lawrence Mishel=729

Roger B. Porter=735

Robert B. Reich=741

Summary of Discussion=746

11. Poverty and Welfare=749

The Clinton Legacy for America's Poor/Rebecca M. Blank;David T. Ellwood=749

PANELISTS

Robert Greenstein=801

Ron Haskins=811

Bruce Reed=818

Summary of Discussion=822

12. Health Care and Tobacco Policy=825

Health Policy in the Clinton Era: Once Bitten, Twice Shy/David Cutler;Jonathan Gruber=825

PANELISTS

Victor R. Fuchs=875

Joseph P. Newhouse=880

W. Kip Viscusi=885

Summary of Discussion=892

13. Medicare Policy=899

Medicare/Joseph P. Newhouse=899

PANELISTS

Nancy-Ann DeParle=956

Mark McClellan=964

Robert D. Reischauer=968

Summary of Discussion=976

IV. Process

14. The Role of Institutions in the White House=983

The Process of Economic Policy-Making During the Clinton Administration/Jonathan M. Orszag;Peter R. Orszag;Laura D. Tyson=983

PANELISTS

Gene B. Sperling=1028

Sylvia Mathews=1034

R. Glenn Hubbard=1039

Roger B. Porter=1043

Summary of Discussion=1046

Contributors=1051

Name Index=1065

Subject Index=1077

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CHOICE Outstanding Academic Book for 2002

The 1990s saw the best economic performance in the United States in three decades. Strong economic growth and falling unemployment were accompanied by low inflation and rising budget surpluses. Although personal bankruptcies climbed, the personal saving rate fell, and the trade deficit expanded, overall, U.S. economic performance during the 1990s was outstanding.

This book is a unique attempt to write the first history of the making of American economic policy during the 1990s. One way to view it is as a "debriefing" of those who made the decisions. Each chapter is devoted to a particular area of economic policy and consists of a background paper written by leading academic economists together with short essays by prominent policymakers, many of whom served in the Clinton administration or previous administrations, and by independent observers. The questions asked about each policy area include: What were the pros and cons of alternative options under consideration? What decision was made? What were the relevant economic arguments for that decision, and what political interests were served? Were other options missing from consideration? Is it possible to judge whether the decision was the right one? Are there lessons for the future?