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Stimulus Economics | Paul Krugman / NYT 01:15 AM | October 03,2009
The conventional wisdom is that trying to help the economy now produces short-term gain at the expense of long-term pain
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Compensation Economics | Paul Krugman 10:30 PM | September 21,2009
Yet protecting consumers from financial abuse should be only the beginning of reform
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Rule of Thumb | Govind Sankaranarayanan 09:45 PM | September 17,2009
Having arrived at this conclusion, the CFTC has suggested putting position limits on all kinds of speculation
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Cafe Economics | Niranjan Rajadhyaksha 09:07 PM | September 08,2009
Have Indian households adjusted to the slowdown by cutting savings rather than spending?
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Cafe Economics | Niranjan Rajadhyaksha 09:07 PM | September 08,2009
Have Indian households adjusted to the slowdown by cutting savings rather than spending?
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AFP 02:07 PM | August 10,2009
Krugman said that in the past, swift economic recoveries saw affected countries export their way out of trouble, trading with countries with large surpluses
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12:46 AM | August 08,2009
The truth is that modern economics has little room for modern finance. Unless models add financial flesh to bare bone macroeconomics, we will continue with the new dark age
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Pallavi Singh 11:53 PM | July 03,2009
The US labour department said on Thursday that job losses kept mounting, a clear indication that the world’s largest economy is still in trouble
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08:57 PM | June 28,2009
If Acesa becomes an American law, it would provide the US enough leeway to force developing countries such as India into agreeing to binding emissions
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AP 11:49 AM | May 19,2009
The US economy, the world’s largest, contracted a worse-than-expected 6.1% annualized drop in the first quarter
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Wage Economics | Paul Krugman / NYT 01:12 AM | May 05,2009
But why is that a bad thing? After all, many workers are accepting pay cuts in order to save jobs. What's wrong with that?
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Currency Economics | William Pesek 10:57 PM | April 17,2009
The Fed’s move to cut interest rates to near zero and pump tidal waves of liquidity into markets hasn’t sent the dollar into free fall, yet
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Bare Talk | V. Anantha Nageswaran 10:01 PM | April 06,2009
All sovereign fiat money standards have the risk that their national priorities trump their international obligation
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Bare Talk | V. Anantha Nageswaran 10:01 PM | April 06,2009
All sovereign fiat money standards have the risk that their national priorities trump their international obligation
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Political Economics | Paul Krugman 01:15 AM | March 17,2009
The clear and present danger to Europe right now comes from a different direction--the continent’s failure to respond effectively to the financial crisis
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