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Archive for January, 2012
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Draghi, Soros, Geithner, Roubini, Calderon, Merkel: In Their Own Words From the WEF on the Europe Crisis Via Bloomberg
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Roubini CNN Davos Vidoes: Europe Needs a ‘Bazooka’, U.S Has 1929-Style Income Inequality
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Roubini and Rogoff with CNBC’s Bartiromo – Recession in Europe, SOTU, Global Growth Risks
CNBC — Europe Has Fundamental Problems That Can’t Be Resolved by the ECB: Roubini Nouriel Roubini, CEO of Roubini Global Economics, told CNBC, “there is a recession throughout Europe, United States economic growth is very anaemic below 2 percent, there is a slow-down also right now in China.”
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‘We’ve Got Bigger Problems Right Now’ – Roubini and Bremmer Reveal the Surprising Winners and Losers of the Coming Year, and Debate Whether the Big Brains at Davos Can Rescue a Global Economy in Crisis
From Foreign Policy: As the global elite gather for the World Economic Forum this week the topic of discussion is less about creating wealth for the less fortunate or helping the developing world — it’s about saving the core. Perhaps not surprisingly, economist Nouriel Roubini says don’t hold your breath, calling 2012 a year of [...]
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Nouriel Roubini, Ian Bremmer on Economy, Risks – Bloomberg Video
Jan. 20 (Bloomberg) — Nouriel Roubini, the New York University professor who predicted the 2008 financial crisis, and Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group, talk about the outlook for the global economy and China-U.S. relations. Roubini and Bremmer, speaking with Bloomberg’s Margaret Brennan, also discuss the oil market and the European sovereign-debt crisis.
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The Straits of America
From Project Syndicate: Macroeconomic indicators for the United States have been better than expected for the last few months. Job creation has picked up. Indicators for manufacturing and services have improved moderately. Even the housing industry has shown some signs of life. And consumption growth has been relatively resilient. But, despite the favorable data, US [...]
