Contributors
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RODRIK
As Europe struggles with the global recession, governments debate the real meaning of unification...
SPENCE
There are many problems with fossil fuels. They are expensive and a source of political and supply volatility. As consumption rises globally, the costs associated with them will pr...
EICHENGREEN
The International Monetary Fund, many say, has had a good crisis...
HARKIN
Governments should run deficits in recessions and surpluses in booms. That is the basic tenet of Keynesian economics. Deficits support demand and output during a slump, while surpl...
RADKE
US private equity M&A is booming ó a trend that will continue through the rest of the year...
TURNER
Good economic thinking must provide multiple partial insights, based on varied analytical approaches...
SORMAN
It needs to be explained why the euro remains the best protection there is against inflation...
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Greek lessons for the world economy
Escaping the fossil fuel trap
Who should lead the IMF?
The lessons of Vietnam
Stimulus versus austerity: The need to balance risk
Cash and confidence
The uses and abuses of economic ideology
Europe's vision deficit
In this edition, Dr Dusko Knezevic on public-private partnerships across the Eurozone, a special report on private equity in Africa, and the changing nature of risk.
