Rubin isn't interested in going back. He doesn't need to go back.
Summers might because he likes the idea of running the world.
Another possibility is Roger Altman, who once was an extremely
young Assistant Secretary (under Carter) and was Clinton's chief
White House economic honcho for a while.
Martin Hart-Landsberg wrote:
The big question is whether this is Rubin's effort to reinvent and
repackage himself so that he can become Treasury Secretary in the new
government. We might see a bit more of this kind of thing over the next
few weeks.
Marty
Max B. Sawicky wrote:
I thought it was a pretty good piece. Rubin's moved a lot further
than Jared has.
In fact, Jared has hardly moved at all. Just some lip service to
reducing the deficit
(not eliminating it) when the economy is going swell.
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