Q&A with Gary Burtless

The Credit Crisis and the Auto Industry

U.S. Economy, Auto Industry, Troubled Asset Relief Program

Gary Burtless, Senior Fellow, Economic Studies

Research and Commentary

AUTO INDUSTRY

What If There is No Auto Bailout?December 08, 2008

Bail Out Car Buyers?December 05, 2008

Big Three Automakers Ask for Money - AgainDecember 03, 2008

Offer the Big Three Automakers a Helping Hand, with Conditions November 18, 2008

Auto Industry Turmoil Adds to Job Market WoesDecember 07, 2008

Is Big Labor Killing the Big Three Automakers?December 04, 2008

Putting U.S. Cars on the High Road to RecoveryMarch 04, 2009

How a Metro Nation Would Feel the Loss of the Detroit Three Automakers December 12, 2008

Detroit Needs a Selloff, Not a Bailout November 27, 2008

MORTGAGE MARKET

The Future of Housing and Credit MarketsTuesday, September 23, 2008
8:45 AM to 12:00 PM
Washington, DC

FINANCIAL MARKETS

How the Great Credit Squeeze Happened and How to Prevent AnotherFriday, May 16, 2008
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Washington, DC

America Without its AutomakersDecember 02, 2008

Paulson Shifts Economic Rescue Plan to Focus on Boosting CreditNovember 12, 2008

SAVING

Stop Kicking the Fiscal Can Down the Road June 11, 2009

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Beyond Tax Preparation: Measuring the Market Impact of Wealth Building InitiativesOctober 02, 2007

RETIREMENT

Improving the Saver's CreditJuly 01, 2004

The Saver's CreditJune 09, 2003

Tax Credits: Social Policy in Bad DisguiseFebruary 16, 1999

TAXES

The Saver's Credit: Issues and OptionsMay 03, 2004

U.S. POVERTY

Tax Reform for Families: An Earned Income Child CreditJuly 01, 2003

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The Credit Crisis and the Auto Industry

Research and Commentary

What If There is No Auto Bailout?December 08, 2008

Bail Out Car Buyers?December 05, 2008

Big Three Automakers Ask for Money - AgainDecember 03, 2008

Offer the Big Three Automakers a Helping Hand, with Conditions November 18, 2008

Auto Industry Turmoil Adds to Job Market WoesDecember 07, 2008

Is Big Labor Killing the Big Three Automakers?December 04, 2008

Putting U.S. Cars on the High Road to RecoveryMarch 04, 2009

How a Metro Nation Would Feel the Loss of the Detroit Three Automakers December 12, 2008

Detroit Needs a Selloff, Not a Bailout November 27, 2008

The Future of Housing and Credit MarketsTuesday, September 23, 20088:45 AM to 12:00 PMWashington, DC

How the Great Credit Squeeze Happened and How to Prevent AnotherFriday, May 16, 200810:00 AM to 12:00 PMWashington, DC

America Without its AutomakersDecember 02, 2008

Paulson Shifts Economic Rescue Plan to Focus on Boosting CreditNovember 12, 2008

Stop Kicking the Fiscal Can Down the Road June 11, 2009

Beyond Tax Preparation: Measuring the Market Impact of Wealth Building InitiativesOctober 02, 2007

Improving the Saver's CreditJuly 01, 2004

The Saver's CreditJune 09, 2003

Tax Credits: Social Policy in Bad DisguiseFebruary 16, 1999

The Saver's Credit: Issues and OptionsMay 03, 2004

Tax Reform for Families: An Earned Income Child CreditJuly 01, 2003

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