Top Business Professors slam Bush

169 Professors from B-Schools all over the nation have come together for a now very common and familiar reason: to expose the Bush Administration's failures. In an open letter to the president, the professors sound off on Bush for ignoring basic economic rules and letting the deficit run wild. Most striking for the President is that the letter originated in Harvard Business School, his own alma mater. The professors cite "long-term tax cuts" as a poor strategy for dealing with the economy, as higher interest rates will follow from the deepening deficit. Similarly, the letter also expresses concern over the widening inequality in America.

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