7 hours ago by Antonio Fatás

There is an ongoing debate on whether we will see inflation or deflation during the coming years. Inflation could be a result of the expansionary monetary policies we have witnessed in many countries around the world. Deflation could be caused by the effects of the economic slowdown (asset price...

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7 hours ago by progressive-economy@tasc

Michael Burke: Report in the Financial Times, Monday November 23: "'Economic stimulus programmes, including those in the UK, should not be withdrawn too soon, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, warned on Monday. He stepped into the intense debate about how ...

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15 hours ago by Mary

Income inequality is at record levels in the United States today, levels not seen since 1929 immediately before the Great Depression. If you think this is no problem then consider what happened last time inequality in the Unites States was at these levels and then remember the credit crunch of 2008. ...

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1 day ago by Curt Leuch

Leider bin ich Pessimist, was die Zukunft von Deutschland und auch weltweit angeht. Nachfolgend meine persönliche Meinung, wie die zuknftige Wirtschaftskrise in Deutschland und weltweit ablaufen könnte: 1. Deflation - http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deflation - dort befinden wir uns zur Zeit. 2. Anschl ...

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1 day ago by Andrew Abraham

Let’s put things into perspective India has one of the largest populations in the world as well it is one of the strongest markets this year. The economy is booming. There are new constructions starts, corporate earnings have been going through the roof as well as the Rupee has gained in value again ...

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1 day ago by Dr. Cari

Between November 19 – 23, the geopolitical situation changes dramatically, and crude oil may experience a sharp spike. (MoodCompass, Nov 2009, pg 14). There is a high correlation between changes in society's view of the outside world and the price of crude oil. This allows us to produce the chart be ...

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1 day ago by Dr. Cari

Between November 19 – 23, the geopolitical situation changes dramatically, and crude oil may experience a sharp spike. (MoodCompass, Nov 2009, pg 14). There is a high correlation between changes in society's view of the outside world and the price of crude oil. This allows us to produce the chart be ...

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1 day ago by gegenfrage.com

Wer immer schon seine Mhe hatte, Japan in all seiner Widersprchlichkeit zu verstehen, dem wird es am Ende dieser Woche schwerer fallen denn je. Am Dienstag bertrumpfte die zweitgrößte Ökonomie der Welt die Konjunkturprognosen der Auguren deutlich. Mit plus 4,8 Prozent wuchs die Wirtschaftskraft im d ...

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1 day ago by klsouth

Double Dip Recession: Reagan & Obama Typical of great statesmen, Ronald Reagan took no credit for our nation’s recovery during his tenure. He was called “The Great Communicator” because he almost single-handedly restored the nation’s confidence. Indeed, what we’re experiencing now is, first and fore ...

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1 day ago by Gregor Macdonald

Starting in early September on my Sunday night MacroTwits broadcast I began to show pictures of large, stately homes in the finer suburbs of Boston and my question to the stream was as follows: where is the future wage growth that will support the inventory of American homes, that are now priced abo ...

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