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Rogue Economist Rants

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common approaches, uncommon conclusions on economics issues

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  • Prospects for the coming year

    Posted on Wednesday November 18th, 2009 at 19:37

    As we near the end of the year, I'd like to make an overview of my current views of where we might find ourselves next year. This is an aggregation of much of recurring themes in this blog plus some additional points made by similarly-oriented blogs ...

  • Global Rebalancing and sustainable recovery

    Posted on Thursday October 1st, 2009 at 20:33

    Let me just momentarily dip back into the blogosphere with this link to Edward Hugh’s post…… The G20 and Why Export Dependency And Global Imbalances MatterEdward touches up on several recurring themes here in my blog, many of which I touched as...

  • Auf weider sehen

    Posted on Friday May 29th, 2009 at 11:44

    A year into my blog, I find a need to break. What a year it has been covering world economics. From the threat of inflation to its wild swing into deflation, events have led to a point where no economic doctrine was safe from intense scrutiny and que...

  • Ironies in economic behaviour

    Posted on Friday May 22nd, 2009 at 08:05

    I listed the following economic truisms last year. I repost them here, as a reminder to both individuals in regulating their future behaviour, and to policymakers designing tweaks in the economic system.1. Quest for everything at the cheapest cost...

  • Rise of the dragon currency

    Posted on Friday May 15th, 2009 at 14:19

    Nouriel Roibini is warning how financial power is currently transferring at a rapid pace towards China, as a result of US need to fund its deficit.China is a creditor country with large current account surpluses, a small budget deficit, much lower pu...

  • Local consumers and world trade parity

    Posted on Wednesday December 3rd, 2008 at 11:28

    For decades, for much of the developing world, the principal strategy of economic development has been to run trading surpluses, and to use this surplus as the fuel for domestic economic growth. Continuous trade surpluses were possible for these ...

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