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All items tagged credit crunchOpen Think Tank ArticlesMarch 21, 2008 | Multinationals Face Political and Economic RisksFrederik C. Köncke: In an increasingly complex global environment, businesses are seeking a greater understanding of how they are at risk. ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesJune 2, 2008 | US Deficit and Sinking Dollar: The Agenda of a New G5The US dollar was for a long time the leading global currency against which all other foreign currencies were measured. The downside of this is that as a result, the USA has accumulated a huge trade deficit. In 2006, foreign goods and services purchased by Americans were worth 600 billion USD more than the goods and services they sold abroad. Every day, the US needs to draw on seven billion ... MoreMarch 18, 2008 | Increasing Intervention to Deal With the Market CrisisEurope and Japan’s deafening silence in the face of the US’ market crisis is exacerbating the credit turmoil. ++ US policymakers should alter contracts for mortgage holders and/or use the government’s balance sheet to support the housing market. ++ The Federal Reserve must act in unfamiliar ways, because its traditional instruments are “too blunt.” ++ Coordination with international central banks ... More |
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