Robert Litan

Bloomberg Government

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Economist and Director of Research for Bloomberg Government, and co-author of Better Capitalism: Renewing the Entrepreneurial Strength of the American Economy

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While the President and Mitt Romney are in dispute over whose programs will do the most to help "small business" create new jobs, they agree that it's crucial to creating jobs.

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While the President and Mitt Romney are in dispute over whose programs will do the most to help "small business" create new jobs, they agree that it's crucial to creating jobs.

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