Opinion
Argentina's woes are not solved
ARTICLE - The new Argentine government of President Eduardo Duhalde has started decisively. It took little time to devalue the peso and sketch out a new economic strategy. But the policy remains full of holes. Rather than follow the successful recent…
Capital flow and soundness of regulation
LETTER - A letter published in the London Financial Times, 8 January 2002.
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…
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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.
Central Bank Independence in Latin America
Legal Central Bank Independence and Inflation in Latin America During the 1990s by Jacome H., Luis I ; an IMF Working Paper.
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A tale of two central banks
ARTICLE - The annals of 2001 will feature many heroes and villains. Among them will be central bankers.
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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…
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Who next after Cavallo?
ARTICLE - A mass exodus from Argentina's economy ministry, culminating in the resignation of the minister Domingo Cavallo, has left few contenders to manage the country's finances.
The events that triggered Argentina's crisis
ARTICLE - The people of Argentina have seen their pensions taken away, unemployment soar, inflation jump and their industries decimated.
Euro notes can be washed - But not at 90 Celsius
ARTICLE - If you wash your euro notes, make sure you don't do so at 90 degrees Celsius.
Euro launch reaches its final phase
ARTICLE - Securitas GmbH, a German armoured-car company, has suffered only a few mishaps since it began hauling the new euro cash in September. Some workers threw out their backs lugging the 20-kilo sacks of coins. Others accidentally dropped the heavy…
Euro Profits Bonanza
CENTRALBANKNET SPECIAL REPORT - Europe's national central banks stand to profit to the tune of billions of euros as a result of retiring Europe's existing paper currencies and introducing a single currency.
Eurozone is not delivering growth and jobs
LETTER - A letter published in the London edition of the Financial Times on 4 December. From Professor Tony Thirlwall, Dept of Economics, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK.
Afghan central bank - little left but dollar bills
ARTICLE - A dingy bank vault in the center of this destitute, dust-smudged capital holds the foreign-currency reserves of Afghanistan: $90,000, much of it in single dollar bills. The cash, all that remains of Afghanistan's plundered treasury, was simply…