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Argentina's route to salvation

ARGENTINA - A competitive exchange rate, a more open economy and sound banks should be the priorities, says Ricardo Haussmann professor of economic development at Harvard in Todays's Financial Times.

Rojo: Keynesian policies are no longer an option

SPAIN - Perhaps the most influential economist in Spain in recent times, Luis Angel Rojo has devoting most of his professional career to servicing the Spanish economy in the country's central bank, the Bank of Spain. In an interview with El Pais…

Centralbanknet's Christmas Quiz

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How to Dollarize in Argentina

‘How to Dollarize in Argentina’ by Kurt Schuler and Steve H Hanke. As the policies of the Argentine government are at a dead end and the peso is widely distrusted, Schuler and Hanke present their proposals for dollarization.

Speech by Horst Kohler, Managing Director, IMF

SPEECH - Remarks by Horst Kohler, Managing Director, International Monetary Fund. At a news conference in Luxembourg Mr. Koehler said the U.S. economy should recover in the second quarter next year. The European economy will turn around by mid-2002, he…

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President hints at end of peso peg

ARGENTINA - Argentina has its fifth president in less than two weeks, veteran politician Mr Eduardo Duhalde immediately reaffirmed the moratorium on paying the country's US$132 billion ($258.9 billion) in public debt until its shattered economy resumes…

Euro changeover "better than expected"

GERMANY - The European Central Bank reported on Wednesday that the launch of euro cash was progressing smoothly despite exceptionally high demand for the new notes. "The euro cash changeover is going smoothly, even better than we had expected," said ECB…

BOJ's Hayami - yen's fall too steep

JAPAN - The yen's recent fall has been too steep for his liking but an exchange rate of 130 to the dollar would benefit Japanese exporters, Bank of Japan governor Masaru Hayami said in a newspaper interview.

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Centralbanknet's Christmas Quiz

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Centralbanknet's Christmas Quiz

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Hanke's View on Argentina

In a paper published earlier this month by Cato in their foreign policy series Professor Steve Hanke outlines his views on solutions for the crisis in Argentina. In 1991 Professor Hanke advised the then Argentine government on the establishment of the…

Treasury publishes annual update on convergence

The Treasury last week published, and submitted to the European Commission,the UK's 2001 Convergence Programme, "Maintaining Economic Stability".This is the fourth annual update to the UK Convergence Programme publishedin line with the EU Stability and…

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