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Lawrence Lindsey Quotes
«I would not be surprised to see 5 percent unemployment by the end of the summer. I would be surprised to see 6 percent.»
Author: Lawrence Lindsey
«We've got our fingers crossed.»
Author: Lawrence Lindsey
«We really did need an insurance policy, and we bought an insurance policy just in time. The test is going to be: Did we buy a big enough insurance policy? And we will know in the fourth quarter.»
Author: Lawrence Lindsey
«The tax cut provides enough of a floor that we don't fall too far. We'll have a base from which to grow.»
Author: Lawrence Lindsey
«I don't think we're going to be touching Social Security at all.»
Author: Lawrence Lindsey
«We have rising real incomes for households, leading to rising real consumption. That looks unlikely to be disrupted,»
Author: Lawrence Lindsey
«While it is not so large as to exert undue pressure on the real side of the U.S. economy, this emerging bubble is nonetheless real.»
Author: Lawrence Lindsey
«As in the United States in the late 1920s and Japan in the late 1980s, the case for a central bank ultimately to burst that bubble becomes overwhelming,»
Author: Lawrence Lindsey
«I can pass an entire row of thirty products and refresh the table as if I was using Excel on the client.»
Author: Lawrence Lindsey
«At first, he was thought of as extreme, but later, with the advent of computers, he was able to run large databases and establish a very large empirical record. I can't think of anyone who's had more impact on public finance in the second half of the 20th century.»
Author: Lawrence Lindsey