[FRIAM] Fwd: You're Invited: Join CMU for a Virtual Policy Roundtable on Restarting a More Resilient and Robust US Economy Post COVID-19

[George Duncan]

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*Critical Considerations for Restarting a More Resilient and Robust US
Economy Post COVID-19*

*Friday, June 12* | 10:30AM - 12:00PM EDT



The global economy has changed drastically due to COVID-19. More than 36
million Americans are now unemployed and 7.5 million small businesses (43
percent) are at risk of closing. At the same time, new work modalities and
cottage innovations are emerging from the ongoing quarantine of workers.
There is strong potential for the US to build a more resilient and robust
economy post COVID-19. This session examines what the US could do to begin
to restart and retool the economy; and rethink policies and prioritize
initiatives to best support the new economic reality post COVID-19.

Who should participate: Congressional and agency staff members, policy
experts and those interested in learning about the issues related to our
current economic environment.
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This roundtable will be moderated by David Wessel, Director, The Hutchins
Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy & Senior Fellow, Economic Studies at
Brookings Institution.

Panelists Include:

Erik Brynjolfsson, Director, The MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy,
Schussel Family Professor of Management Science, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology

Erica Fuchs, Professor of Engineering and Public Policy College of
Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University

Ramayya Krishnan, Dean, Heinz College of Information Systems And Public
Policy And William W. And Ruth F. Cooper Professor Of Management Science
And Information Systems, Carnegie Mellon University

Tom Mitchell, Founders University Professor, Machine Learning Department,
School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University
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