Douglas W. Elmendorf

In January 2009, Douglas Elmendorf was appointed director of the Congressional Budget Office. He was a Brookings senior fellow from 2007 to 2009, and was a director of the Hamilton Project at Brookings.

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2008

Checking in on the Bailout PackageOctober 27, 2008

Brookings Papers on Economic Activity: Spring 2008October 10, 2008

Concerns about the Treasury Rescue PlanSeptember 19, 2008

Crisis on Wall StreetSeptember 15, 2008

Editors' Summary of the Fall 2008 Brookings Papers on Economic ActivitySeptember 2008

The Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Rescue PlanSeptember 08, 2008

Distributional Effects of the 2001 and 2003 Tax CutsJune 2008

The Great Credit Squeeze: How It Happened, How to Prevent AnotherMay 16, 2008

Reducing the Likelihood of Financial CrisisMay 14, 2008

Financial Innovation and Housing: Implications for Monetary PolicyApril 21, 2008

Editors' Summary of the Spring 2008 Brookings Papers on Economic ActivityApril 2008

Policies for Tackling the Mortgage MessApril 10, 2008

Weighing Alternative Policies for Tackling the Mortgage MessFebruary 2008

Brookings Papers on Economic Activity 2: 2007February 01, 2008

The Evolution of Household Income VolatilityFebruary 2008

In the Shadow of Fiscal PolicyJanuary 29, 2008

Three Keys to Effective Fiscal StimulusJanuary 26, 2008

If, When, How: A Primer on Fiscal StimulusJanuary 10, 2008

2007

What Should Be Done to Help Households Facing Foreclosure?November 2007

Was the Fed Too Easy for Too Long?November 2007

Q&A on Recent Financial Market DisruptionsOctober 05, 2007

Notes on Policy Responses to the Subprime Mortgage UnravelingSeptember 2007

The Evolution of Household Income VolatilityJune 2007

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