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Labor Unions Remain Steadfastly Opposed To Trans-Pacific Trade Measure
Jun 16, 2015 // Matthew Slaughter says firms engaged with the global economy tend to offer higher paying jobs.
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Senate likely to vote on allowing crude exports in 2015, Hoeven says
May 21, 2015 // Story on ending the US crude oil export ban included a comment from incoming dean Matthew Slaughter.
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How to Make Sure Volvo Is Starting a Trend
Apr 13, 2015 // Matthew Slaughter discusses the benefits of liberalizing trade, using Volvo’s recent announcement that it plans to build its first auto plant in the U.S. as an example.
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Tech bigwigs help launch economic policy group
Mar 31, 2015 // Matthew Slaughter comments on the Economic Innovation Group (EIG), an organization dedicated to forging a more dynamic, entrepreneurial, and innovative U.S. economy.
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Investor Read on Jobs Number
Mar 06, 2015 // Matthew Slaughter says the Federal Reserve has helped stimulate job growth but cannot create higher-paying jobs.
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What lack of global wealth distribution means for international trade
Feb 03, 2015 // Matthew Slaughter speaks on the distribution of global wealth and what that means for international trade policy.
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What Americans are doing with their gas pump savings
Feb 03, 2015 // Matthew Slaughter says the drop in gasoline prices isn't large enough to make a difference in the budget of most Americans.
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Tech mounts pre-emptive strike on taxes
Jan 28, 2015 // Matthew Slaughter writes that wringing more taxes out of the most innovative companies in the U.S. would be counterproductive in the long run.
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Tuck Prof Chosen New Dean Of School
Jan 23, 2015 // Matthew Slaughter, who has taught at Tuck since 2002, has been named the school’s tenth dean.
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Longtime Tuck Professor Matthew J. Slaughter Named Business School’s 10th Dean
Jan 23, 2015 // Dartmouth College has picked a popular faculty member, administrator and international trade economist to be the dean of the Tuck School.
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Dartmouth appoints Tuck professor as next b-school dean
Jan 23, 2015 // Matthew Slaughter will step up to become dean of the Tuck School on July 1.
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Match workers to jobs
Jan 16, 2015 // The Hill reports that, according to Matthew Slaughter, trade liberalization has raised America's GDP by 10 percent.
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How immigration reform impacts the tech industry
Nov 21, 2014 // Matthew Slaughter discusses the president’s plan for immigration and why a policy change is important to the tech industry.
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Strong jobs but where's the wage growth?
Nov 10, 2014 // Matthew Slaughter says the recent jobs report contained good news but showed no sign of wage growth.
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How will Europe’s economy escape the doldrums?
Nov 03, 2014 // An opinion piece quotes associate dean Matthew Slaughter on the impact Europe may have on the U.S. economy.
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Why a GOP Controlled Congress Doesn't Mean Much for Small Business
Oct 30, 2014 // Associate Dean Matthew Slaughter does not see great potential for job creation in Republican economic proposals.
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Republicans Are Running for Congress on Their 'Jobs Plan.' Slight Problem: It Won't Create Any Jobs
Oct 29, 2014 // Matthew Slaughter is quoted on the Republican economic agenda.
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Stagnant Wages Could Drive Voters At The Polls Next Week
Oct 29, 2014 // Matthew Slaughter tells NPR that candidates are not proposing ideas that would lead to meaningful job creation.
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Economists See Limited Gains in G.O.P. Plan
Oct 23, 2014 // Matthew Slaughter says an emphasis on tax cuts will do little for job creation.
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International Trade
Oct 14, 2014 // A report from Associate Dean Matthew Slaughter concludes that workers at globally engaged companies earn 15-20 percent more than those at purely domestic companies.
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