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February 8, 2010
‘Taming Greece’s public sector monster’
...realignment of the initial exchange rates, the eurozone can substantially reduce the imbalances that threaten its existence.David R. Cameron, Dept of Political Science, Yale University, New Haven, CT, US Cast out the beam in Eurostat’s eye Published...Gregory Shenkman, London W8, UK Hypocritical to suggest Greece be ejected from eurozone Published: January 28 2010Sir, Martin Wolf (“The Greek tragedy deserves a global audience”, January 20) is right to suggest that Greece’s economy faces... Letters from FT readers:
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For once, banks are not to blame
From Dr M.R. Weale.Sir, Jonathan Guthrie’s article describing the problems Ruth...At least some politicians are proposing to end tax relief on debt.M.R. Weale,National Institute of Economic and Social Research,London SW1...
November 13, 2009
Executive view: Martin Kingston of Rothschild on the buzz and green spaces of Johannesburg
For Martin Kingston there is no better place to live and do business in Africa south of the Sahara than Johannesburg. “I like the pace...and cultural life is less impressive, although Mr Kingston praises cinemas such as Cinema Nouveau in Rosebank or the Zone at Hyde Park, and the theatre at Montecasino near Fourways. Although public art galleries lack the quality of Europe or North America... By Richard Lapper
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Germans must start buying to save Europe's stragglers
...the wind. But a currency union whose core country not only exports deflation, but also stands aside as members collapse is in deep trouble. Germany alone can decide whether it wants this union to prosper, or not.martin.wolf@ft.com By Martin Wolf
January 8, 2010
‘It’s all about nurturing and comfort’
...traditional arrangement of rooms,” Nunnerley says. Andrew Martin’s Beatles chair Contrasting with the desire for a simple...Four in Sergeant Pepper regalia are proving big hits at Andrew Martin International. Fabric designs inspired by Cecil Beaton...specialist Cole & Sons are also in demand. Bespoke furnituremaker Hyde House has linked up with online photographic specialists www... By Nicole Swengley
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Europe’s stragglers need German consumers
...deflation, but also stands aside as members collapse is in deep trouble. Germany alone can decide whether it wants this union to prosper, or not.martin.wolf@ft.com More columns at www.ft.com/martinwolf By Martin Wolf
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Illogicality of sticking slavishly to Brown’s ‘golden rule’
...quantitative easing” is not, cannot be and will not be inflationary, and economists of the calibre and experience of Martin Wolf and John Plender broadly concur (“What the world must do to sustain its convalescence” and “Bond vigilantes are...
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Greece unveils cuts to chief executives' pay
...electronic cross-checking of all business activity," he said.Legislation to increase the excise tax on petrol - a measure demanded by the Commission - was rushed into parliament last night.Martin Wolf, Page 13 Lex, Page 16 By Hugh Williamson and Kerin Hope in Athens
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Greek 'firewall' talk drives markets
...Reporting by Gerrit Wiesmann in Berlin, Tony Barber in Brussels and George Parker and Jennifer Hughes in LondonEurozone woes, Page 5 Martin Wolf, Page 13 Lex, Page 16 Contagion threat, Page 24 Markets, Pages 34-36 www.ft.com/greece By FT reporters
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Germany loses export leader title to China
...China's trade surplus dropped 34 per cent last year to $196bn as stimulus spending led imports to decline at a slower rate than exports. Some economists predict the surplus could start to widen again this year.Martin Wolf, Page 9 By Ralph Atkins in Frankfurt and Geoff Dyer in Beijing