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furth examines how public policy affects economic growth. his policy research emphasizes the roles of entrepreneurship and incentives in the u.s. economy, while his academic research focuses on the volatility in the developing world. prior to joining us here at heritage, he was a visiting assistant professor of economics at amherst college and a visiting research scholar at northeastern university. he earned his doctorate in economics with a concentration in macroeconomics and international economics from the university of rochester, and he holds a masters degree in economics from rochester and a bachelors of science in and international affairs from northeastern university. please join me in welcoming salim furth. [applause] >> thanks very much. it is really good to see everybody here today. really organized this event and is responsible for bringing this great panel together apologizes that he couldn't be here today. i am pleased to have the privilege of joining this panel to discuss unions and membership in unions. labor unions -- i am qu

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now if there are nor furth furt questions object mn the matter statutory jurisdiction, i would like to pass to the matter of executive dispute. first we recognize of course that jurisdiction cannot be waved and nothing here is presented with the idea of suggesting even remotely that there's any wave with respect to the questions of jurisdiction. but we do say that the contention that there is an inexecutive dispute and for that reason this court cannot pass upon these questions is not sound. before discussing the case, i think it would be appropriate for us to undertake a place that's in the right perspective. let me say first that we stand upon two basises. first the orders that were entered creating the special prosecutor. even his original orderer at the time my predecessor was acting as special prosecutor had the force and affect of law. we also point to the fact that the arrangement made itself with the acting attorney general that i made if i may point to it and one reason i have no problem in raising the points that have been transpire offd. the situation is one of the arrangeme