On December 10, The Atlantic hosted an afternoon of panel discussions and keynote interviews focused on restoring America’s competitive edge in trade and high-wage job creation in the Pavilion Room of the Ronald Reagan Building. The program examined how the regulatory environment impacts American competitiveness by showcasing examples of effective as well as problematic federal and state policies, and studying how they can be shaped to best encourage business investment and growth. The program also assessed strategies for how best to revitalize a U.S. economy under stress at home and globally.

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See the below players for video coverage of the event:

"The Honorable Alice Rivlin: How to Fix U.S. Deficit and Create Jobs"

"The Recipe for Economic Reform: Taxes, Regulation and Trade Policy"

"The Honorable Peter G. Peterson: America's Long-term Fiscal Health"

"The Honorable Robert Hormats and Pamela Passman: State of the Economy"

"Manufacturing a Better Future: Infrastructure, Jobs and Technology"

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Note to Government Employees: In deference to the letter and spirit of applicable ethics regulations, this event was not intended for politically-appointed federal executive branch employees or for state and local government employees. A description of this event - written for government ethics office review - may be requested by writing Joanna at summit@theatlantic.com.