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Greenspan on education and the economy

In a speech on 'The critical role of education in the nation's economy' given on 20 February, Alan Greenspan of the Federal Reserve said warned against resorting to "protectionist cures" to deal with job losses.

Fed's Bernanke on the great moderation

In a speech on 'The Great Moderation' given on 20 February, Ben Bernanke of the Federal Reserve said said the Fed has been successful over years in fostering price stability and he is optimistic for the future because monetary policy-makers will not…

Gjedrem on economic perspectives

In a speech on 'Economic perspectives' given on 19 February, Svein Gjedrem of Norges Bank said a sharp rise in asset prices and debt accumulation may pose a risk to economic stability. With a view to mitigating this risk, it will be appropriate in some…

Norges Bank's accounts for 2003

Norges Bank's annual accounts for 2003 show a surplus of NOK 20.8 billion, compared with a deficit of NOK 24.1 billion in 2002. Norges Bank said that no transfer will be made to the Treasury from the Transfer Fund.

RBA tackles hidden fees in credit cards

The Reserve Bank of Australia ruled on Monday 23 February that Visa's debit card was a payments system and covered by the Payment Systems Act, allowing the bank to set standards for the card.

Udovicki's future at NBS still in balance

The Serbian Parliament began a debate on proposed changes to legislation on presidential elections on Thursday (19 Feb). Parliament completed debate on the appointment of the National Bank governor but has yet to put it to a vote.

Bank of Canada Review, Winter 2003

The Bank of Canada published its Review for Winter 2003 on 19 February. The Review includes articles titled "The Comparative Growth of Goods and Services Prices" and "Current Account Imbalances: Some Key Issues for the Major Industrialized Economies".

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