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Going French on sovereign debt solutions

When the going gets tough, the tough usually gets going. In the case of the sovereign debt crisis, we have the Greek discussions with private creditors coming to a halt and a March deadline coming up (will the IMF grant a new tranche of loans ?). In the US, we are getting prepared for a repetition of the debt ceiling debate of late ...

Written by Christof Govaerts
On January 18, 2012
Tags : Financial Markets Europe

US Real Politik, Boomerang Part II

Up until now, Obama's scalps on the domestic front have been scarce, certainly when it comes to economics. Admitted, the legacy of his predecessor in terms of financial market leverage excess was phenomenal. And it has become all too blatant that traditional policy remedies are far from sufficient/efficient to solve this crisis in ...

Written by Christof Govaerts
On November 22, 2011
Tags : US & Canada

Steun voor protectionisme door Nobelprijswinnaar

Is protectionisme goed voor de economie? Zelfs mensen die weinig kaas hebben gegeten van economie, zullen u spontaan zeggen "NEEN". Meer nog, 95% van de mensen zal "NEEN" zeggen, als het gaat over protectionisme door het buitenland. Maar als het gaat over de eigen economie, ziet men meestal geen graten in ...

Written by Geert Noels
On February 03, 2009
Tags : Financial Markets US & Canada

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