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...JAR Paris Vol II , by Pierre Genet and Joel Arthur Rosenthal, JAR Vol II, RRP$800 In 2003, Rosenthal published the limited edition 10lb-plus JAR Paris....
...From Marc Ostwald at Monument Securities: This has been heavily hinted at both by King at the Inflation Report press conference and by Tucker earlier this week....
...As a result, we are facing a “leadership vacuum” – catchily defined as a “G-Zero world”....
...No answer from Nicholas Barr, LSE Oliver Marc Hartwich, The Centre for Independent Studies: Britain does not need policies to foster supply. Nor does it need policies to stimulate demand....
...It’s a long read, but should give you an idea of the, err, QE II intensity. First up is, Goldman Sachs economist John Hatzius....
...Dr Oliver Marc Hartwich, The Centre for Independent Studies The biggest risk to the UK economy is the state of its public finances....
...In many other countries where inequality had not risen in the 1980s (e.g. Scandinavia and Germany) inequality has also been rising....
...Andrew Scott, London Business School Whenever the government is hit by a large temporary shock the optimal response is for government debt to show large and long lasting swings e.g. decades....
...Oliver Marc Hartwich, The Centre for Independent Studies: House prices will continue to fall in the UK in 2009....
...During World War II, the industry was entirely re-tooled to serve the war effort and then turned back again....
...Dr Oliver Marc Hartwich, Policy Exchange: a) Continued lack of trust in the banking system; b) worsening state of public finances; c) ”hard” landing in the housing market....
...Dr Oliver Marc Hartwich: British house prices are far too high. Partly this is due to artificial supply restrictions, partly due to loose lending practices....
...There are legitimate concerns about due process – e.g....
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