How to Avoid a Currency War

October 14, 2010 0

Threats of a currency war hang in the air, but few countries have actually seen their exchange rate appreciate significantly. Major world economies should refocus on domestic policies before the rhetoric turns into reality. […]

It Is Too Early to Withdraw Fiscal Stimulus?

August 5, 2010 0

Private demand is not yet strong enough in advanced countries to compensate for the drag to come from fiscal stimulus withdrawal. Large countries that can afford to delay the withdrawal should do so. […]

The Enduring Euro Crisis

July 1, 2010 0

The problems that led to the crisis in Europe go beyond just fiscal profligacy and will take a long time to correct. Though the euro will likely survive the adjustment, the crisis could still have a profound effect on the global economy. […]

Why is Obama Calling Merkel?

June 4, 2010 0

The United States has a vital interest in containing the Euro crisis, and Germany’s leadership or lack of it will determine whether the response to the crisis succeeds or the euro zone unravels. […]

Why Greece Has to Restructure Its Debt

June 2, 2010 0

Given the dual challenge of massive and rising debt and a loss of competitiveness now facing Greece, debt restructuring is necessary—but may not be sufficient—to restore economic growth. […]

Paradigm Lost: The Euro in Crisis

June 2, 2010 0

The Euro crisis, which strikes at the heart of the world’s largest trading block, no longer threatens just Europe. Economies around the globe are already being affected, and the worldwide recovery is at risk. […]

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