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Recent scare stories about global growth are all part of the New Normal 
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Joseph Stiglitz Keynote at #UNUWIDER30: "The state, the market, and development" Streamed live on Sep 18, 2015 UNU-WIDER 30th Anniversary ...
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In episode 792 of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert are joined by Professor Steve Keen, author of Debunking Economics, to discuss the problem ...
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Ruble-yuan settlements booming, set to reshape global finance Settlements in local currencies between Russia and China now account for 7 percent of the ...
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How do we respond globally to 'fiscal blow-out' throughout the world? How does debt and default in the traditional major economic powers affect emerging ...
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Greece's ongoing financial crisis poses a threat to the nascent U.S. economic recovery due to the latter's close ties with Europe.
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As 2014 draws to a close, policymakers around the world are faced with three fundamental choices: to strive for economic growth or accept stagnation; to work to improve stability or risk succumbing to fragility; and to cooperate or go it alone.
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Published on Dec 22, 2014 For the first time since the 2008 economic crisis, the central banks of the euro area and the United States headed in different directions in 2014 as the US economy improved and the eurozone's weakened.
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There is a common perception that the global governance system has failed since the financial crisis. This is not the case at all, argues Daniel W. Drezner.
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When the price of oil falls dramatically, that is a sign that economic activity is slowing down. It can also have a tremendously destabilizing effect on financial markets. As you will read about ...
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Several economies across the world, including the UK, which saw the Bank of England cut growth forecasts this week, continue to show only weak signs of recovery from the financial crisis which bega...
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As the latest G20 meeting of finance ministers starts in Cairns, Australia, the Legion of Gloom is at it again.
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The problem, the UNCTAD experts warned, was that "the global recovery remains weak, while the policies supporting it are not only inadequate but often inconsistent."
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Will the Euro survive? Where is the European financial crisis headed? What will it mean for global and US markets?
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WASHINGTON – Fed up with U.S. dominance of the global financial system, five emerging market powers this week will launch their own versions of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
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2014 marks 70 years since the Bretton-Woods Conference, at which the main parameters of the post-war world currency and financial system were defined and the decision to create the International Monetary Fund was made. The most important elements of this system were fixed exchange rates for the currencies of participant countries, the pegging of all currencies to gold (gold parity), and the free convertibility of dollars to gold by the U.S. Treasury for the monetary authorities of other countries. The Fund’s main function was defined as extending credit to member countries if they have a deficit balance of payments and there is a danger that the currency’s exchange rate could deviate from the established fixed rate and from gold parity.
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Voluntary currency workshops reveal how global monetary system can hamper local economic development
Published on the 26th March, a new report from the Institute of Swedish Safety and Security, ISSS, written by fellow Stephen Hinton, sums up recent experiences with running workshops on local economic development, risk preparedness and voluntary currency. Two results speak volumes about the sustainability predicament we find ourselves in today. Firstly, in simulating creating a local currency most participants realized they had no idea of how their national currency was created. Secondly, it became clear that creativity and collaboration are held back when money is a bearer of scarcity
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THE ARCHITECTS of the European single currency apparently paid little heed to globalisation or the rise of China.
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In all major regions of the world, the economic recession is deep-seated, resulting in mass unemployment, the collapse of state social programs and the impoverishment of millions of people.
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It's deliciously ironic that emerging market (EM) problems have flared so soon after the meeting of the rich and powerful in Davos.
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