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Europe's second pillar: a European deposit insurance system, complementing monetary union, can help to contain the European race to the bottom in ... An article from: The International Economy
Europe's second pillar: a European deposit insurance s…
By: Hans-Joachim Dubel
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A reply to Krugman: in a recent column, Nobel prize-winning columnist Paul Krugman accused China of mercantilism. Stanford professor Ron McKinnon ... An article from: The International Economy
A reply to Krugman: in a recent column, Nobel prize-winning…
By: Ron McKinnon
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Origins of the credit crisis: two overlooked structural mismatches.: An article from: The International Economy
Origins of the credit crisis: two overlooked structural mis…
By: Bernard Connolly
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Why a second Bretton Woods won't work: the world economy's dire situation can't be fixed with an international agreement.: An article from: The International Economy
Why a second Bretton Woods won't work: the world econo…
By: Bernard Connolly
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The Renminbi's slow move toward equilibrium: don't hold your breath waiting for quick interest rate liberalization and capital account convertibility.: An article from: The International Economy
The Renminbi's slow move toward equilibrium: don'…
By: Chi Lo
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Has the fiscal crisis jeopardized the fed's independence? Damned if you do, damned if you don't.: An article from: The International Economy
Has the fiscal crisis jeopardized the fed's independen…
By: John H. Makin
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Do the credit rating agencies deserve to exist?(A SYMPOSIUM OF VIEWS): An article from: The International Economy
Do the credit rating agencies deserve to exist?(A SYMPOSIUM…
By: Gale Reference Team
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China's dollar problem: the limits to eternal greenback accumulation.: An article from: The International Economy
China's dollar problem: the limits to eternal greenbac…
By: Kenneth Rogoff
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Spotting bubbles: is farmland next?: An article from: The International Economy
Spotting bubbles: is farmland next?: An article from: The I…
By: Robert J. Shiller
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Too much the investment banker: why U.S. Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson should approach the banking crisis more like a regulator.: An article from: The International Economy
Too much the investment banker: why U.S. Treasury Secretary…
By: Abe de Ramos
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Coming water wars: beware the future.: An article from: The International Economy
Coming water wars: beware the future.: An article from: The…
By: Brahma Chellaney
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Lessons from Japan's lost decade: why America's experience may be worse.: An article from: The International Economy
Lessons from Japan's lost decade: why America's e…
By: Richard C. Koo
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Cotton, the oil of the nineteenth century: important lessons of history.: An article from: The International Economy
Cotton, the oil of the nineteenth century: important lesson…
By: Gene Dattel
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Oil lessons from the 1970s: energy expert Dan Yergin sat down with two of the main energy policymakers from that decade--former Senator Bennett ... An article from: The International Economy
Oil lessons from the 1970s: energy expert Dan Yergin sat do…
By: Dan Yergin
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Understanding central bank balance sheets: the new monetary tool.: An article from: The International Economy
Understanding central bank balance sheets: the new monetary…
By: Joachim Nagel
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The renminbi challenge: the future role of the Chinese currency.: An article from: The International Economy
The renminbi challenge: the future role of the Chinese curr…
By: Friedrich Wu
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The Eurozone's last Hawk: tough talk about the long and arduous path to recovery.: An article from: The International Economy
The Eurozone's last Hawk: tough talk about the long an…
By: Jens Weidmann
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Adam Posen takes the stage: just back from his three-year stint on the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England, the new president of the ... An article from: The International Economy
Adam Posen takes the stage: just back from his three-year s…
By: David Smick
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The march folly continues: the ill-conceived plans for European banking supervision.: An article from: The International Economy
The march folly continues: the ill-conceived plans for Euro…
By: Roland Vaubel
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The coming China crisis: trouble in paradise.: An article from: The International Economy
The coming China crisis: trouble in paradise.: An article f…
By: Carl Delfeld
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Skirting depression: a blow-by-blow account of the financial crisis--as it could have been. Would letting Lehman, AIG, and Citi all fail have produced ... An article from: The International Economy
Skirting depression: a blow-by-blow account of the financia…
By: John M. Berry
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Not a pretty picture: with global debt soaring, the endgame of today's recession will not be pretty.: An article from: The International Economy
Not a pretty picture: with global debt soaring, the endgame…
By: Kenneth Rogoff
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Japan's inexorable decay: the exponential growth of political failure.: An article from: The International Economy
Japan's inexorable decay: the exponential growth of po…
By: William H. Overholt
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The radical approach: why we're not yet out of the woods.: An article from: The International Economy
The radical approach: why we're not yet out of the woo…
By: Nouriel Roubini
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Time for Plan B? Wasn't the key to restoring the credit markets eliminating the banks' toxic assets?: An article from: The International Economy
Time for Plan B? Wasn't the key to restoring the credi…
By: Michael Boskin
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The shifting sands of American competitiveness: the need for a U.S. strategy toward China.: An article from: The International Economy
The shifting sands of American competitiveness: the need fo…
By: Ernest H. Preeg
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Why banks aren't lending: the unintended consequences of a zero interest rate policy.: An article from: The International Economy
Why banks aren't lending: the unintended consequences …
By: Ronald McKinnon
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Crisis economics! A return to the abyss.: An article from: The International Economy
Crisis economics! A return to the abyss.: An article from: …
By: Nouriel Roubini
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Rise of the feedback: how the renminbi is replacing the greenback as the dominant trade settlement currency in Asia.: An article from: The International Economy
Rise of the feedback: how the renminbi is replacing the gre…
By: Chi Lo
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Bernanke's right hand: exit interview with Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh. In April, TIE founder and editor David Smick sat down with the ... An article from: The International Economy
Bernanke's right hand: exit interview with Federal Res…
By: David Smick
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The unaccountable G-8: lessons for the future.: An article from: The International Economy
The unaccountable G-8: lessons for the future.: An article …
By: Jeffrey D. Sachs
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Too big to fail ... or save.(Too Big to Fail: The Inside Story of How Wall Street and Washington Fought to Save the Financial System-and ... An article from: The International Economy
Too big to fail ... or save.(Too Big to Fail: The Inside St…
By: Paul Atkins
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