CAT WSJ Op Ed

Jim Owens:

The long-term health of the U.S. economy is at risk. There are signs of recovery from the worst recession since the Great Depression. But not enough.

We need a renewed, centrist political agenda to support economic policies that will enhance our global competitiveness. America cannot sustain itself as a great country without a strong economy. Yet significant economic decisions are made in Washington with little consideration as to how they will affect the global competitiveness of the small and large companies that employ our citizens.

Here are a few policy suggestions:

Read on. Number one is to restore fiscal discipline. And Warren Buffett is on CNBC in an extensive interview this morning. I am sure there will be clips.