- Obama to the Rescue?
- [2008-11-10]
Barack Obama is facing the biggest challenges since Franklin Roosevelt became President in 1932. In a way, Obama’s job may be tougher.
- Five Tips for Surviving in 2008
- [2008-11-05]
With global markets in turmoil and investors running very scared, we give a list of our biggest investment recommendations for the rest of 2008.
The global financial crisis that began in the U.S. housing market is not a failure of market liberalism but of market socialism.
- Macro Policy Support for Growth
- [2008-10-31]
Weakening end demand is the root problem. It calls for more aggressive fiscal policy to rouse the domestic market.
- Bretton Woods II?
- [2008-10-21]
Transnational regulations and the restoration of former safeguards are direly needed. But we must not stifle all risk taking.
- Greenspanism and Its Critics
- [2008-10-13]
That low CPI and maximum employment take precedence over controlling irrational exuberance has been a fundamental tenet of Greenspan's policies – one that now looks to have been profoundly mistaken.
- Nuclear Winter
- [2008-10-09]
With exports tanking and the potential for inflation high, it's looking like a bitter winter ahead.
- China's Response to Global Turmoil
- [2008-10-08]
China should turn to fiscal stimuli, ease its monetary policy, and develop a long-term plan for the capital market in order to handle the financial crisis.
- The Crisis of Global Capitalism?
- [2008-09-28]
The recent financial crisis poses a sever challenge to global capitalism, but robust growth should return once the current difficulties have been managed.
- Saving America
- [2008-09-23]
The U.S. financial system could go under without swift action from the global community.
- Global Hard Landing
- [2008-09-22]
While the financial crisis is far from over, the economic crisis is just around the corner, and the U.S. may be headed for a hard landing.
- Pitfalls and Precepts in a Post-Bubble World
- [2008-09-19]
The world’s worsening financial crisis was fed by U.S. consumer excess and Developing Asia’s export model. Have we learned?
- Back to Earth
- [2008-09-02]
With the Olympics over, it's time for China to face some unprecedented challenges including lower foreign demand, rising costs at home, and liquidity.
- Too Early for Bottom Fishing
- [2008-08-21]
The global economy is likely to continue going south for another year, and once it bottoms out, the rebound will be slow in coming.
- Is America in Decline?
- [2008-08-17]
The seasonal, gloom-and-doom industry that portends America's decline has begun to wind its once again. But how true are its claims?
- The Crisis Returns
- [2008-07-24]
The credit crisis may soon crunch harder than ever as the U.S. mortgage industry collapses.
- Blessed by a Bubble?
- [2008-07-21]
As history suggests, today's housing bubble may be better than originally conceived.
- Still Selling Bonds
- [2008-07-10]
As Central Bankers create a facade of an inflation crackdown, China should follow the lead of private investors in fleeing bond positions.
McCain and Obama have put new energy policies on the table, but how do they measure up? A look at offshore drilling and excess profits taxes.
- The Emerging Inflation Shock
- [2008-07-01]
An up-close look where today's emerging inflation is originating and why it's rearing its ugly head.
Week In Review
Sino-Russian 'loans for oil' talks resume, China injects 6 billion in two airlines, SME lendings increase, restrictions for car financing removed, Hangzhou subway collapsed, violent protest in Longnan.
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