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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Bernanke Q&A--It's All in the Framing of the Question
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Ben Bernanke did his first post-FOMC Q&A. Not surprisingly he got a lot of questions regarding concerns over inflation. Unfortunately, ...
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Monday, April 18, 2011
Gresham's Law in the Eurozone, Again
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Tyler Cowen brought up Gresham's Law in his NY Times column this past weekend: IS a euro held in an Irish bank in Dublin, or in a Portu...
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Ramesh Ponnuru Responds to His Critics
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Ramesh Ponnuru had a thoughtful piece in the National Review where he argued that the Fed needed to do QE2. Predictably, he was criticized...
Should the Fed's Expansionary Policies Be Ended?
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No, but they should be more systematic. The problem with the QEs all along is that they have been rather ad-hoc and unpredictable. This has...
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Impeccable Timing
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Amidst all the U.S. budget talk last week, the IMF decided to weigh in by noting the U.S. lacked a "credible strategy" to handle ...
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Friday, April 15, 2011
Here We Go Again...
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Desmond Lachman has a new article where does a great job comparing the current failures of ECB with those of the Fed in 2008-2009. One com...
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Monday, April 11, 2011
Scott Sumner is Alive and Well
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He returns in a Bloomberg news story that calls on the Bank of England to abandon inflation targeting: The Bank of England should consider ...
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