In the Media
America Needs More Skilled Immigrant Workers, Study Says
Mar 30, 2016 // A new report by Dean Matthew Slaughter suggests skilled immigrants create new jobs and companies that ultimately help the economy grow.
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Free trade opinions not so varied
Mar 24, 2016 // Quotes an op-ed by Matt Slaughter in the Wall Street Journal, "We need to build a broader, more-responsive safety net to assist workers in transition regardless of the reason. For instance, unemployment insurance and trade-adjustment-assistance should become part of an integrated program that offers a menu of options t
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Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business Dean to Release White Paper on Skilled Immigration at National Press Club
Mar 24, 2016 // Matt Slaughter will share the findings of his new white paper, which includes an analysis of our antiquated immigration system's growing cost and impact on American businesses.
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Making the Case for Trade
Mar 16, 2016 // Matthew Slaughter says the four leading presidential candidates are wrong to say that foreign trade hurts America.
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Our Looming Productivity-Growth Crisis
Mar 11, 2016 // Matthew Slaughter says, "There is a constellation of policies that raise the likelihood that companies and individuals in the private sector can really be innovative."
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Creating too few high paying jobs: Pros
Mar 04, 2016 // Matthew Slaughter comments on the latest jobs report. “The one big downside in today’s jobs report was poor wage growth,” he said. “In fact, hourly wages fell a little bit because the work week shrank a little bit. Weekly wages fell by even more and that continues to show that we are creating too few of the high-paying
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Why America is more competitive than you think
Feb 26, 2016 // Highlights a report Matthew Slaughter contributed to as an academic advisor. The report suggests that maybe we’ve been thinking of globalization wrong.
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American Businesses Struggling to Hire STEM Talent Due to Increasing Scarcity, Higher Costs and Government Fees
Feb 25, 2016 // Matthew Slaughter says, "While a robust investment in STEM education will help our economy in the long-run, we clearly need policies from Washington that support growth, not slow it."
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N.H.'s 2016 Economic Outlook; Solar Net Metering Update
Jan 20, 2016 // Dean Matthew Slaughter discusses how the broader U.S. economy is on stronger footing, but how there are still concerns, especially regarding China's economic woes.
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From economy to econoMEH: global growth is mixed
Jan 20, 2016 // Matthew Slaughter discusses the growth of the global economy and compares its current standing to the famous characters of Winnie the Pooh.
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The Biggest Myths About China's Yuan 'Manipulation'
Jan 13, 2016 // Matthew Slaughter says that deep economic forces such as productivity growth, labor supplies, and public policies have more long-term impact on the global economy than exchange rates.
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Slaughtering the Myth of Chinese Currency Manipulation
Jan 12, 2016 // Concurs with a recent editorial by Matthew Slaughter that currency manipulation by China is not a threat to the global economy.
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The Myths of China’s Currency ‘Manipulation’
Jan 08, 2016 // Matthew Slaughter writes that movements in the yuan’s nominal exchange rate do not affect long-term trade flows or jobs in the U.S.
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American Unions and a Steelworker Lockout
Dec 07, 2015 // Matthew Slaughter weighs in on the lockout struggle Allegheny Technologies employees from the United Steelworkers workers’ union are engaged in over benefits and healthcare.
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A New Dean At Tuck, A New ‘Refined Vision’ For The School
Dec 06, 2015 // Matthew Slaughter says, “Our goal is to prepare wise leaders to better the world.”
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China's currency joins the IMF's elite
Dec 01, 2015 // Matthew Slaughter comments on news that China’s renminbi will be added to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Reserve. "When you're a kid, there is a moment when you cross that line of enjoying being with your little cousins to wanting to be at the grown-up table. The grown ups set the rules. The grownups decide what
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The CEO Council Task Forces’ Priorities
Nov 24, 2015 // Matthew Slaughter is listed as the subject expert on the topic of fostering innovation and competitiveness.
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Slaughter aims to refine Tuck mission — in one sentence
Nov 17, 2015 // Dean Matthew Slaughter shares his plans to build on Tuck's strong reputation and sense of community.
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Dean of Dartmouth Tuck focuses on 115-year old heritage
Nov 02, 2015 // Matthew Slaughter states, “The biggest thing we are focused on is articulating a fresher vision of where Tuck will be in the future. We need to think how in a world of MOOCs and other ways of transmitting knowledge what is the value of the physical space that we have.”
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Entrepreneurship: Teaching risk-taking
Oct 22, 2015 // Matthew Slaughter points out that only a handful of students will start a company upon graduation, most graduates will start off in a corporate environment to pay off debt and gain experience.
View at Economist