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Paulson, Rubin, Geithner: USA is still No. 1
(original source CNBC)
“Three former U.S. Treasury secretaries agree: the U.S. has plenty of problems, but it’s still in a dominant global position.
“We’re a bright spot in the global economy,” Henry Paulson, the former Goldman Sachs chief who worked for President George W. Bush, said Monday at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Los Angeles.
Paulson noted that steady, if slow, economic growth since 2009 and rising home prices as examples of America’s enviable position compared to other countries.”
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