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Linkage Across the Border—The Great Lakes Economy Agenda

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April 4, 2002
to April 5, 2002
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
230 S. LaSalle Street
Chicago, IL 60604
April 4, 2002
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April 5, 2002
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Welcome and Opening Remarks
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Glenn Hansen,
Senior Vice President of the Detroit Branch and District Cash Operations, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
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Keynote
Introduction
William Testa, Vice President and Senior Economist, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Keynote
Christopher Sands, Fellow and Director, Center for Strategic & International Studies
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Session 1: Impact of September 11—The Border Becomes Visible
Moderator
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Richard Blouse, Jr.,
President, Detroit Regional Chamber
Panelists
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Phil Ventura,
Assistant Deputy Minister, Borders Task Force, Government of Canada Privy Council Office
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Kenneth Swab,
Legislative Director, Office of Congressman John J. LaFalce
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James (Jim) Phillips,
President and Chief Executive Officer, Canadian/American Border Trade Alliance
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Keynote
Introduction
William (Curt) Hunter, Senior Vice President and Director of Research, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Speaker
Peter McPherson, President, Michigan State University
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Session 2: Transportation of Goods—The Automotive Sector
Moderator
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James M. Rubenstein,
Professor, Miami University
Speakers
Spatial Concentration of the Auto Industry
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Thomas Klier,
Senior Economist, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
The Importance of the Border to the Automotive Industry
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David Andrea,
Director, Forecasting Group, Center for Automotive Research
OEM Perspective
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Kevin Smith,
Director of Customs Administration, General Motors
Academic Perspective
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John Taylor,
Senior Lecturer, Wayne State University
National Transportation Policy Context
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Harry Caldwell,
Chief, Intermodal Freight, Federal Highway Administration
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Break
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Keynote
Introduction
Glenn Hansen, Senior Vice President of the Detroit Branch, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Speaker
The Honorable John Engler, Governor of Michigan
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Lunch
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Session 3: Movement of People and Capital
Moderator
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Demetrios Papademetriou,
Co-Director, Migration Policy Institute
Speakers
Quality of Life, Tourism and Environment
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Michael Donahue,
President and Chief Executive Officer, Great Lakes Commission
Investment, Business Travel and Service Flows
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Richard Egelton,
Senior Vice President and Deputy Chief Economist, Bank of Montreal
Local Perspective
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Daniel Cherrin,
Director of Public Policy, Detroit Regional Chamber
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