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This document appears to be the final page of an email forwarding an opinion piece authored by Robert Zoellick. The text discusses U.S. economic strategy, advocating for public-private partnerships in infrastructure and a stronger international economic policy led by the Treasury. The document bears a House Oversight Bates stamp (029741).
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| Mr. Zoellick | Author / Former Government Official |
Identified as the author of the text; described as former president of the World Bank Group, U.S. trade representativ...
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| Secretary of the Treasury | Government Official |
Mentioned as the person who needs to choreograph policies across U.S. departments.
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| U.S. Federal Government |
Discussed in relation to infrastructure and monetary policy.
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| State of Indiana |
Cited as an example of successful public-private partnerships.
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| State Department |
Mentioned regarding speeches being insufficient for economic strategy.
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| Treasury Department |
Implied via mention of the Secretary of the Treasury.
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| World Bank Group |
Former employer of Mr. Zoellick.
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| Belfer Center at Harvard |
Current affiliation of Mr. Zoellick.
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| Peterson Institute for International Economics |
Current affiliation of Mr. Zoellick.
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Country of focus for the economic policy discussion.
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State used as a case study for infrastructure.
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He is now a fellow at the Belfer Center at Harvard
He is now a fellow at... the Peterson Institute for International Economics
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from "one-offs" to a deal flow. The zero returns for savers from U.S. monetary policy can make infrastructure investments attractive.
In addition to offering financing, the private sector can improve the design, operation and maintenance of infrastructure. As the state of Indiana has shown, the federal government could profitably use public-private partnerships for its infrastructure, too.
The administration has talked about some of these topics. But it is oddly passive, as if it were hesitant to lead. State Department speeches are not enough. To carve out an international economic strategy, the new secretary of the Treasury needs to choreograph policies across all U.S. departments and with multilateral economic institutions. The U.S. had better wake up: International economic strategy is the new foreign policy.
In addition to offering financing, the private sector can improve the design, operation and maintenance of infrastructure. As the state of Indiana has shown, the federal government could profitably use public-private partnerships for its infrastructure, too.
The administration has talked about some of these topics. But it is oddly passive, as if it were hesitant to lead. State Department speeches are not enough. To carve out an international economic strategy, the new secretary of the Treasury needs to choreograph policies across all U.S. departments and with multilateral economic institutions. The U.S. had better wake up: International economic strategy is the new foreign policy.
Mr. Zoellick has served as president of the World Bank Group, U.S. trade representative and deputy secretary of state. He is now a fellow at the Belfer Center at Harvard and the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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