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Richard N Cooper, Harvard economist and adviser to presidents, dies at 86

Richard N. Cooper, Harvard economist and adviser to presidents, dies at 86 By Globe Staff and Wire ReportsUpdated February 3, 2021, 7:29 p.m. Email to a Friend Dr. Cooper served n four presidential administrations.Cooper family With his 1968 book “The Economics of Interdependence” and his other writings of that period, economist Richard N. Cooper promoted cooperation among nations, even when doing so required considerable effort. “The trend toward greater economic interdependence among countries will require substantial changes in their approach to foreign policy in the next decade or so,” he wrote in a 1972 article for the journal World Politics. His publications on the topic can be seen as “the original foundation of the study of international cooperation or coordination of macroeconomic policy,” Jeffrey A. Frankel a friend and a Harvard Kennedy School professor, wrote recently in an online tribute to Dr. Cooper.

Buttigieg says Transportation Dept will push bold thi

WASHINGTON (AP) Pete Buttigieg, sworn in Wednesday as transportation secretary, urged his 55,000 employees to embrace “imaginative, bold, forward thinking” as the Transportation Department embarks on a vital mission to rebuild America’s infrastructure and foster equality. “We will continue to prioritize safety as the foundation of everything we do,” Buttigieg said in his email message, which was obtained by The Associated Press. “And at the same time, we will break new ground: in ensuring that our economy recovers and rebuilds, in rising to the climate challenge, and in making sure transportation is an engine for equity in this country.” He added that the department’s mission “has never been more important than in this season of change and possibility.”

White House and GSA Complete Cleaning, COVID-19 Upgrades for Biden Administration

The GOP must recommit to democratic ideals

For Biden, pandemic safety starts at home: In the White House

For Biden, pandemic safety starts at home: In the White House Hunter Walker WASHINGTON Hours after President Biden’s inauguration on Wednesday, change was already visible in the Oval Office, where Biden was photographed at the Resolute Desk, signing a pile of executive orders while wearing a black coronavirus mask. It was a stark contrast from Biden’s predecessor, Donald Trump, who, along with his top aides, rarely wore a mask inside the White House. Biden’s use of masks in the West Wing is one of many ways he and his team say they plan to establish strict protocols in an effort to keep the White House safe and set an example for the rest of the country.

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