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15 March 2012
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15 March 2012
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14 March 2012
We are following a few of important posts comparing our fate in this Great Recession (or lesser Depression as Brad DeLong likes to call it) to earlier
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14 March 2012
There is growing debate about adjustments within a monetary union and the extent to which these can be engineered and accelerated. Gopinath, F
Working paper
13 March 2012
This paper focuses on the internationalisation sequence of the renminbi, its meaning and its outlook. It is part of a broader work, which concentrate
Working paper
13 March 2012
The G20 has produced mixed results. After initial high hopes and some success, negotiations within the G20 forum have slowed, progress is less visibl
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13 March 2012
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12 March 2012
Dominique Strauss Kahn gave a very interesting speech here in Cambridge on Friday where he presented a “tale of three trilemmas” to understand globali
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12 March 2012
Even as headlines remain dominated by the Eurozone crisis, the financial world is transforming itself along multiple other dimensions. One intriguin
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12 March 2012
Dear All,
It has been an eventful week globally. The Fed pre-announcing a more modest form of possible easing through purchases at the long end of t
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09 March 2012
What’s at stake:The role of aggregate or ad-hoc models for policy discussions in an age where journal papers in macro theory are always microfounded