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		Free Markets and Entrepreneurship - We Believe Chamber president and CEO Tom Donohue and executive vice president for government affairs Bruce Josten sat down with the National Journal to give their take on the battles over legislation and policy expected in 2009. » Watch the video of the interview
		U.S. Chamber Vows to Work with Obama’s Economic Team U.S. Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Thomas J. Donohue issued the following statement on the announcement of President-elect Barack Obama’s economic team:
		U.S. Chamber Releases Roadmap for Energy Policy Action The Chamber's Institute for 21st Century Energy has announced an energy policy roadmap with 88 concrete recommendations and detailed timelines for President-elect Barack Obama and the 111th Congress. » Watch the Webcast
		Capital Markets Regulatory Reform Principles The U.S. Chamber's Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness strongly encourages the next administration to incorporate these principles in their overall regulatory reform. » Learn more (a lot more) about smart regulation
		Congress Still Has Work to Do--This Year No matter which candidate you supported, we can all agree that restoring economic growth and creating jobs should be the nation's top priority.

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