Since we launched our "Bi-Sectoralism" series late last summer, the economy has remained a main focus. No surprise there. Our approach in making it the fourth of our five guiding principles has been to stress how all too often the public and private sectors fail to agree, indeed actively work against one another, to the detriment of both the jobs creation and debt reduction goals. We believe bi-sectoral cooperation is imperative if we are to improve our internal economic development as well as our place in the global economy.