Jason Furman, former Council of Economic Advisers chairman under Obama, and Doug Holtz Eakin, former Congressional Budget Office director, join 'Squawk Box' to discuss what government efficiencies can get done through executive actions,

Instead, the party should fight for a very different vision of efficiency: government dedicated to swiftly and dramatically improve the lives of ordinary people and protect them from corporate profiteers — in other words,

The newly proposed Department of Government Efficiency or DOGE promises to make the U.S. government lean and effective. But champions of efficiency would do well to heed the warnings of 19th century British economist William Stanley Jevons: The more efficiently we do something, the more of it we tend to do.