The FT's Christopher Booker reports from US National Renewable Energy Laboratories industry growth forum in Denver, Colorado where not only are the energy innovations of tomorrow on display, but the ways in which research and development in America is evolving. For more on Energy in the Americas visit: www.ft.com
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Curbing Tax Breaks Falls Short of Revenue Needed to Avoid Cliff Businessweek “Higher marginal tax rates distort behavior and reduce activity,” Columbia Business School DeanGlenn Hubbard, an economic adviser to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's campaign, wrote in a Nov. 12 opinion piece in the Financial Times ... and more » |
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