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Mr. Boskin notes that deregulation of many American industries in the 1970s and 1980s obliterated the reporting of reams of information to regulatory agencies.
Instead, Boskin has proposed creating a two-tiered pension system and additional incentives for more private savings for retirement.
Bush's top economic adviser, Michael Boskin, trounced proposals that would have required automakers to increase the fuel efficiency of their cars and ordered greater use of nongasoline fuels, said some officials who were present.
"It's certainly valid technical economics if your goal is to get to a balanced budget in the 1993 period, give or take a year," Boskin said.
Bush's selection to be his chief economic adviser, Michael Boskin, told the Senate Banking Committee that savings can be found in military and health care programs as the administration tries to hold next year's federal deficit to $100 billion.
Mr. Darman battled more vigorously than the other two against parts of the administration's Clean Air bill; he and Mr. Boskin also argued that Mr. Bush should criticize the bill passed by the Senate for deviating from an agreed-to compromise.
Even Michael Boskin, the president's chief economic adviser, counseled against targeting Japan.
"Bush has a style where he likes to relate to people as individuals," says one administration official, "and he happens to like Boskin."
Michael Boskin, the president's chief economist, said Friday that the jobless rate could "creep a teeny bit higher" in the next few months, but predicted it will decline later in the year.
Mr. Boskin didn't join that chorus.
Bush called Boskin "a very good man.
The president, filling out his economic team, also said he will nominate Richard Schmalensee to the three-member Council of Economic Advisers, which is led by chairman Michael Boskin.
Boskin said Humphrey "would poke fun at himself for talking too long.
"There perhaps have been some regulators that have been overzealous at times," said Michael Boskin, Bush's chief economic adviser.
On the administration's clean-air proposals, Mr. Boskin helped design a regulatory policy that achieved the goal of reducing pollution while at the same time minimizing the cost to the economy.
Chief White House economist Michael Boskin and Secretary of State James Baker are strong advocates, Trade Rep. Carla Hills somewhat less so.
And for all their hand-wringing about the budget deficit, Messrs. Sununu, Darman and Boskin also agree that government should spend more on basic research and development that is too esoteric or expensive for the private sector.
President-elect George Bush, faced with unease in the financial markets over the gaping budge deficits, today will name Richard Darman to run OMB and tap Stanford's Michael Boskin as chief financial adviser, transition sources say.
Back in February, Mr. Boskin warned that economic statistics were deteriorating.
Separately, Michael Boskin, chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, reiterated the administration's view that the Fed should continue to bring interest rates down.
Boskin, in a 1986 book, "Too Many Promises: The Uncertain Future of Social Security," proposed to revamp Social Security to separate its insurance and welfare aspects.
And Mr. Bush's chief economic adviser, Michael Boskin, said in a speech yesterday: "The economy will remain sluggish over the next few months."
Boskin said various government agencies are expected to report in about three months on how they plan to implement 25 recommendations already made by the presidential Economic Policy Council's working group to improve the system.
However, Michael Boskin, President Bush's chief economic adviser, attributed most of the inflation this year to "special factors" and predicted better numbers ahead.
"Inflation has been contained, but there hasn't been an outright reduction." Michael Boskin, chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, said the latest figures are in line with the administration's expectations.
Messrs. Boskin and McClure have assembled some of the leading tax experts from around the world to examine cases of tax reform in developed and developing countries.
Boskin proposed a two-tier system, with a flat monthly payment aimed at helping people stay out of poverty and the second or upper tier tied strictly to how much people paid into the system.
The difference is that then, "potato chips" was substituted for "wood chips" and Michael Boskin, the chairman of the Council for Economic Advisers, was the alleged speaker as opposed to the unnamed cookie-pusher at the State Department.
Speakers include U.S. Trade Represenative Carla Hills, Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher and Michael Boskin, chairman of Council of Economic Advisers.
"The single most important ingredient in generational equity is the rate of growth," says Mr. Boskin.

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