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If ever collective action is needed, it is during a major financial crisis. As history shows, this timely collaboration is hard to garner for six main reasons. Public policy regarding financial resilience should include collective action as a vital component, but this would necessitate a culture of resilience to flow down from the top.

David M. Shribman: A new year and a new president By David M. Shribman New year, new president, new prospects, new attitude. At least that is the hope, a resource that Americans from Emily Dickinson (who wrote during the depths of the Civil War that hope was “the thing with feathers — that perches in the soul”) to Bill Clinton (who in his 1992 Democratic nomination acceptance speech spoke of his Arkansas hometown and said “I still believe in a place called Hope”) have ...

Opinion: What Joe Biden could learn about optimism from Ronald Reagan, Theodore Roosevelt and Dwight Eisenhower David M. Shribman, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Andrew Harnik / Associated Press President-elect Joe Biden gestures on stage after speaking in Wilmington, Del., on Saturday night. New year, new president, new prospects, new attitude. At least that is the hope, a resource that Americans from Emily Dickinson (who wrote during the depths of the Civil War that hope was ...