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05
Jul
2008
What is inflation?

Thank you for all the insightful and intelligent comments (and posts on other blog) on the Re-thinking monetary policy post. Now that you guys have put down the important issues that we have to look at with monetary policy all I need to do is discuss them with my own opinions However, even with all ...

20 hours ago · The visible hand in economics · tvhe.wordpress.com by Matt Nolan 22 references

03
Jul
2008
Links for July 3

Today we outsource with some interesting links on oil markets and housing. Lots of useful observations on oil supply and demand from Yves Smith, including the fact that BP's Thunder Horse, which promises soon to be pumping a quarter million barrels per day of crude oil out of the Gulf of Mexico, has ...

2 days ago · Econbrowser · econbrowser.com by James Hamilton () 457 references

Eurozone hike interest rates to 4.25pc

The European Central Bank (ECB) today defied the threat of recession in many eurozone countries and raised interest rates to their highest level for almost seven years, despite frantic political pressure. ECB President, Jean-Claude Trichet, issued a strong warning on Wednesday that inflation in the ...

2 days ago · Moneyizor · moneyizor.com by John Evans 3 references

Unemployment Rates for Women

The top line numbers in today's Employment Situation news release from the BLS showed net job losses in the establishment survey (-62,000), making for a total of 438,000 net jobs (0.32%) lost since the December peak, and the unemployment rate holding steady at 5.5 percent. With more bad news, we are ...

2 days ago · Capital Gains and Games - ... · capitalgainsandgames.com by Andrew Samwick 54 references

Pick your favorite headline

Browsing web-sites this morning, and I noticed something strange: Unemployment held steady and rose at the same time last month. Don;t believe me? Click the picture at the right and take a look at the two highlighted headlines. Which one is right? Here is the AP story both headlines presumably draw ...

2 days ago · Environmental Economics · env-econ.net by Tim Haab 168 references

02
Jul
2008
Re-thinking interest rate policy: Asking for submissions.

So Trevor Mallard is suggesting that New Zealand “re-thinks” its interest rate policy. Now his statements that the currency is a “one-way bet” is thinking that is associated with the NZX, while his statement that higher interest rates may have caused the housing bubble is the thinking of Berl - they ...

3 days ago · The visible hand in economics · tvhe.wordpress.com by Matt Nolan 22 references

Recession and the oil shock of 2008

Unfortunately, this seems to be unfolding according to script. The dramatic abandonment of gas guzzlers by American consumers continues, with last month's sales of domestically manufactured light trucks (which includes the once almighty SUV category) down 28% from June 2007. Data source: Wardsauto.c ...

3 days ago · Econbrowser · econbrowser.com by James Hamilton () 457 references

Microeconomics as well as Macroeconomics help

Wonderful resourse for economics help. It has an index also for Microeconomics as well as Macroeconomics. Original news source

3 days ago · All Upcoming Stories · newskicks.com/Upcoming/All by robbybecon

Preiserwartungen und Öl

Wir können den Ölpreis jetzt senken, behauptet Martin Feldstein.

3 days ago · Power of Will · markphaverkamp.blogspot.com by Mark P. Haverkamp ()

01
Jul
2008
IMF Assesses Impact of Energy and Food Price Inflation

Commodity price inflation is the cause of serious hardship, especially in poorer countries, but the International Monetary Fund warns against measures to insulate consumers from its effects. In a new analysis of the macroenomic effects of higher oil and food prices, the IMF suggests a number of appr ...

4 days ago · Research Recap · researchrecap.com by Angus Robertson 95 references

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