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"The costs, both of undershooting the inflation target and of a recession, could be very high," said SIPA's Alan Taylor.
Jason Bardoff, founding director of the Center on Global Energy policy at Columbia SIPA, discusses President Donald Trump’s executive orders on energy.
"Republicans have done a superb job of messaging through the right-wing radio network as well as the tabloids and Fox television and now through social media" said Anya Schiffrin.
With the February 5th deadline approaching, Marsela offers advice on crafting your personal essay to tell your unique story.
Klein and Vogelstein will join SIPA this spring and assume leadership roles.
Lew will teach about a range of public policy issues and serve as IGP’s faculty policy director.
It's yet to be seen if the economic disruption a strike may cause, along with business pressure, may cause Trump to reverse course, said Alexander Hertel-Fernandez.
Wally Adeyemo, the number-two official at the Treasury Department, will leave the Biden administration for a role at Columbia University focusing on economic statecraft and energy policy.
"It's a reminder that we live, politically speaking, in a split-screen America," said Tim Naftali, senior research scholar at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs.