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Article: Architect of administration tax cut packages resigns; Expected: The White House names Harvard professor Gregory Mankiw as successor
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- Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
- Article date:
- February 27, 2003
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Glenn Hubbard, the chief architect of the Bush
administration's tax cut package, resigned on Wednesday as head of
the president's Council of Economic Advisers. The White House quickly
announced a successor, Harvard economics professor Gregory Mankiw.
Hubbard, in a one-page letter released late Wednesday by the White
House, said that Friday would be his last day as chairman of the
three-member council. A brief White House statement released shortly
afterward said Mankiw, author of two widely used economics textbooks,
was Bush's choice to replace Hubbard. The job requires Senate
confirmation.
While Hubbard's resignation had been expected, it comes at a
sensitive time for the ...
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