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alan krueger who is currently chairman of the president's council of economic advisers. he's also currently on leave from princeton university where he is the bend high professor of economics and public policy since 1992. allen was born and bred in the state of new jersey and after graduating from livingston high school in 1979, he matriculated to cornell university where he graduated in 1983 with honors. then he moved on to harvard university where he earned his ph.d. in economics in 1987. from harvard allen moved back to his home state of new jersey where he joined the faculty of princeton university and is a young assistant professor of economics he started a research agenda that nearly 25 years later i think the word prolific does a disservice. now if i went through his cd line by line i would be here all morning so let me give you some of the highlights. by my account dr. krueger has 117 published papers. many of these papers are quality journal like the aer, quarterly journal of economics and the journal of labor economics. if that is not enough he's the author of

work done by none other than alan krueger, president obama's top economic advisor, has shown that things like job search increase when jobless claims come to an end. and also there has been work that shows at least part anywhere from a quarter point to maybe a full percentage point in the increase in the unemployment rate is the result -- >> steve, i don't think there's any question it's having an impact. i think it's a matter of do you turn around and point to the extension causing unemployment staying higher or this high. i think it's too much of a reach to say it's the cause. >> i think one critical thing is whether or not, you know, what we're debating right now. how big is what we call the output gap out there? if the fed is getting a false sense because claims are higher -- or the unemployment rate is higher than it really would be if they dialed back on claims, might be making a policy mistake here. >> steve, what's the estimate for tomorrow? especially given the adp number we saw earlier this week. >> i think everybody's kind of comfortable in the 200 range. i would say 170 to 22

alan krueger.he is currently on leave from princeton university where he is the professor of economics and public policy, a position he has held since 1992. he was born and bred in the state of unit -- new jersey. he matriculated at cornell university where he graduated in 1983 with honors and move on to harvard university where he earned a ph.d. in economics. from harvard he moved back to his home state where he joined the faculty of princeton university. as a yawned professor of -- i think the word prolific as a disservice describing. if i went through his cv line by line that would be here all morning. by my count dr. krueger has 117 published papers. it is not like he is mailing it in. many of these are in quality journals. if that is not enough, he is the author of seven books since 1995. he has been the editor or associated editor of six different academic journals including academic letters and the journal of economic perspectives. he is a research associate and princeton university's popula

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alan krueger, react to what erin just said, that there are these enormous potential pitfalls in the months ahead. >> well, sure, we have faced risks all along in this recovery. there have been headwinds coming from natural disasters in asia, from turmoil in the middle east last year. nonetheless, the recovery has been resilient. we've had economic growth for two and a half years. we've now had 24 straight months of private sector job growth. 1.3 million jobs added in the last six months, which is the most since 2006. so the economy has been resilient. the increase in oil prices, gasoline prices, is difficult for families who were already having difficulty with their budgets. i think for that reason, it's fortunate that congress follow the president's request and extended the payroll tax cut which is putting more money in people's pockets. >> but just listen quickly to what mitt romney said today out on the campaign trail. listen to this. we'll get your reaction. >> this president, how many months ago was it? 37 months ago told us if he could borrow $787 billion, almost a trillion dollars,