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...“We got a double twist,” said Diane Swonk, chief economist at Mesirow Financial in Chicago. Such a large move suggests that chairman Ben Bernanke is deeply alarmed by the slowdown in the economy....
...Jens Larsen, RBC Capital Markets: At some point, we will get a rebound in productivity....
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics: There is no single policy that will do the trick....
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics Impossible to predict with a coalition government....
...Jens Larsen, RBC Capital Markets House prices are likely to move sideways for some time....
...Market is looking over Osborne’s shoulder Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics External shocks are highly likely – the 3 Cs: commodities, currencies, contagion....
...Jens Larsen, RBC Capital Markets The Chancellor’s focus should really be on fiscal policy, and the implementation of the budget....
...Jens Larsen, RBC Capital Markets The economy is likely to slow in the first half of next year, with VAT increases and the fiscal tightening both constraining domestic demand....
...One mistake may have been to judge there is more spare capacity in the economy than actually exists Jens Larsen, RBC Capital Markets The MPC has lost neither control of nor focus on inflation....
...Jens Larsen, RBC Capital Markets The three main risks facing the UK 1. A weak policy response to the crisis in the euro area leading widespread financial instability 2....
...von Furstenberg, Chairman, Diane von Furstenberg Studio L.P....
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