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Open letter by Kenneth Rogoff to Joseph Stiglitz

LETTER - An open letter by Kenneth Rogoff, Economic Counsellor and Director of Research, International Monetary Fund, to Joseph Stiglitz, author of Globalization and Its Discontents (New York: W.W. Norton & Company, June 2002), Washington D.C., 2 July.

Forecasters' vision clouds during turning points

US - Research by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta on economic forecasts by The Wall Street Journal in the last 16 years showed that accuracy was low at crucial points of the economy, with forecasters missing out on the aggressive rate cuts of the…

Interview with Professor JK Galbraith

INTERVIEW - The UK's Independent newspaper published an interview with the 93 year old economist John Kenneth Galbraith on Monday. In the interview Galbraith describes the belief that central bank's can control the economy simply by tweaking interest…

Speech by Eduardo Aninat, Dep MD, IMF, 20 Jun

SPEECH - In a speech titled 'The Economic Foundations of Peace in Colombia' Aninat said it was his sincere hope that the new administration will be able to find ways to mobilize the multiple talents and goodwill of the Colombian people, and put the…

Federal Reserve to redesign notes

PRESS RELEASE - The US Treasury and Federal Reserve has announced plans for redesigned notes with improved security features to deter counterfeiting. It will affect the $100, $50, and $20 notes.

US brings colour to new 'greenback' notes

US - The end of the greenback could be close, it is reported. The US government on Thursday announced plans to introduce other colours on dollar bills to help tourists tell the different notes apart.

Speech by Robert Parry, San Francisco Fed, 6 Jun

SPEECH - In the speech titled 'After the Recession: A Monetary Policymaker Looks Ahead' Parry said that once the expansion takes hold interest rates will have to move up to prevent a build up of inflationary pressures but that for now the approach can be…

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