"I don't think the model makes sense anymore," said the Harvard economist David Cutler.

"The driving force of the 1986 tax reform was to create a level playing field," said David Cutler, a Harvard economist.

It won't go down in history as enhancing the quality of life, but it still benefits everyone, except maybe Harvard economists.

A comprehensive change to the tax could increase economic productivity by as much as $5 trillion, according to one Harvard economist.

And once the new inflation has taken hold, the Harvard economist warns, it would be extremely costly to root out.

You cite a Harvard economist who thinks hospital workers would suffer most of the job losses resulting from the cost-containment.

With outspoken views and a penchant for third world countries, the 34-year-old Harvard economist finds adventure wherever he goes.

Roland Fryer, a Harvard economist, has done a couple of very clever things.

"Young people are more willing to live with their parents than they were 20 years ago," said Richard Freeman, a Harvard economist.

A Harvard economist argues that Americans must improve their own skills to compete successfully.