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In the 1990s, premium support's chief advocates were Henry Aaron of the Brookings Institution and Bob Reischauer of the Urban Institute.
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As Bob Reischauer, a former head of the Congressional Budget Office, puts it, both sides are indulging in a game of chicken.
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The so-called McCune-Reischauer romanization system, devised in the 1930s by two old Asia hands, was supposed to have been formally adopted in 1984.
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"It's not a cheap thing to bring about, and the tobacco settlement would have provided some of the resources that were needed for that, " Reischauer said.
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Indeed, the plan was developed from an initial proposal in 1995 by two lifelong liberal scholars, Henry Aaron of the Brookings Institution, and former CBO Director Robert Reischauer.
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And former Congressional Budget Office Director Robert Reischauer says he sees a major GOP dilemma over how to deliver the tobacco bill's promised end to the marriage tax penalty.
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My Urban Institute colleagues Donald Marron, Rudy Penner, and Bob Reischauer each of whom has directed the Congressional Budget Office saw little good coming from the recent fiscal cliff drama.
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"It's a lot easier to talk about in general terms than it is to design policies that meet those objectives, " says Robert Reischauer, former head of the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.
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See, for example, Jeffrey Brown, Howard Gleckman, Peter Orszag, Robert Reischauer (as quoted by Jonathan Chait), and Paul Van de Water, and a follow up by Chuck and Jim Capretta.
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Economists like Robert Reischauer ruffled feathers several years ago by pointing out that talented, driven kids are more likely to go to college in the first place--that they succeed, in other words, because of their innate abilities, not because of their formal education.
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