Economy

Why Goldman Sachs thrives in government

By Joseph Lawler
Published December 31, 2016 5:01am ET
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Why Goldman Sachs thrives in government
Goldman Sachs is joining a Republican-backed group promoting a carbon tax to address climate change. | (Richard Drew/Associated Press)

Despite surging populism, Goldman Sachs is set to be more more deeply entrenched in government in 2017 than perhaps ever before.

A tour of the top offices in President-elect Trump’s administration next year reveals just how far the megabank’s alumni network extends.

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