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Will rising oil prices derail the recovery?
econbrowser.com - 24 days ago
Will rising oil prices derail the recovery?
— econbrowser.com — Last April I described new research on the role of oil prices in the recent recession. Here's... an update on what's happened since then. In a paper presented at the Brookings Institution last spring , I examined the post-sample forecasting ... (more) Will rising oil prices derail the recovery?

Comments vote down naked capitalism found this 24 days agofound this
Joke Europeans
krugman.blogs.nytimes.com - 12 days ago
Joke Europeans
— krugman.blogs.nytimes.com — If these countries can run up debts of more than 100 percent of GDP without being destroyed... by bond vigilantes, so can we. (more) Joke Europeans

Comments vote down FT Alphaville found this 12 days agofound this
ft.com - 22 days ago
European recession ends with a whimper
— ft.com — By Ralph Atkins in Frankfurt and Ben Hall in Paris Published: November 13 2009 08:34 | Last... updated: November 13 2009 18:26 The eurozone emerged from recession in the third quarter of this year, but the speed of its escape fell short of expectations – ... (more) European recession ends with a whimper

Comments vote down FT Alphaville found this 22 days agofound this
Politico Does Economic Analysis...
econbrowser.com - 23 days ago
Politico Does Economic Analysis...
— econbrowser.com — Be afraid; be very afraid. From "'Created or saved' doesn't add up" , by Joseph Lawler: ...[t]he... "created or saved" numbers are meaningless. The administration purposefully devised the metric to be nebulous. Without a counterfactual, showing ... (more) Politico Does Economic Analysis...

Comments vote down Economist's View found this 23 days agofound this
krugman.blogs.nytimes.com - 4 days ago
Double dip warning
— krugman.blogs.nytimes.com — The chances of a relapse into recession seem to be rising.... (more) Double dip warning

Comments vote down Lawrance G. Lux found this 4 days agofound this
ftalphaville.ft.com - 22 days ago
Eurozone turns a GDP corner
— ftalphaville.ft.com — Huzzah! The Eurozone returned to positive GDP growth in the third quarter, as the below chart courtesy... of JP Morgan shows: Eurozone GDP rose by 0.4 per cent in quarter-on-quarter, after five consecutive quarters of declines. Economists had expected ... (more) Eurozone turns a GDP corner

Comments vote down EconomPic found this 22 days agofound this
destatis.de - 20 days ago
destatis Gross domestic product in 3rd quarter of 2009 increasing 0.7% on the previous quarter
— destatis.de — Press release No.430 / 2009-11-13 Gross domestic product in 3rd quarter of 2009 increasing 0.7% on the... previous quarter WIESBADEN – The German economy continues to recover: As reported by the Federal Statistical Office ( Destatis ), the gross domestic ... (more) destatis Gross domestic product in 3rd quarter of 2009 ...

Comments vote down A Fistful Of Euros » A Fistful Of ... found this 20 days agofound this
ameinfo.com - 7 days ago
Dubai 's GDP to touch AED174.6 billion in 2009
— ameinfo.com — This came in a paper submitted on the second day of the 3rd Documentation and Electronic Archiving... Conference, currently being held at the Dubai International Convention Centre. Dr. Zainal Abideen Wafaee, Statistics Expert at Dubai Municipality's ... (more) Dubai 's GDP to touch AED174.6 billion in 2009

Comments vote down The Big Picture found this 7 days agofound this
Christina Romer: Putting Americans Back to Work
online.wsj.com - 3 days ago
Christina Romer: Putting Americans Back to Work
— online.wsj.com — CHRISTINA ROMER President Obama took office at the height of the worst downturn since the Great Depression.... Following the collapse of Lehman Brothers in the fall of 2008, both weak and strong financial institutions faced panic-induced runs, and by ... (more) Christina Romer: Putting Americans Back to Work

Comments vote down Mises Economics Blog found this 3 days agofound this
False idols: are US consumers really over leveraged?
ftalphaville.ft.com - 4 days ago
False idols: are US consumers really over leveraged?
— ftalphaville.ft.com — If there is one axiom of today’s Pigovian pessimism it is the idea that after decades of... decadent reliance on debt to goose up consumption, US consumers are structurally over leveraged. And that it may take a decade or more of pain to unwind the ... (more) False idols: are US consumers really over leveraged?

Comments vote down Paul Kedrosky's Infectious Greed found this 4 days agofound this
Some Thoughts Elicited by Reading Some Calibration Papers
econbrowser.com - 29 days ago
Some Thoughts Elicited by Reading Some Calibration Papers
— econbrowser.com — (Warning: Might be considered "wonky" by some) In many economic analyses, one wants to isolate the "business... cycle" component of macroeconomic series. Here is one such series, which has had a detrending technique applied to it. Try to guess what it ... (more) Some Thoughts Elicited by Reading Some Calibration Papers

Comments vote down Economist's View found this 29 days agofound this
krugman.blogs.nytimes.com - 28 days ago
Nominally misguided (wonkish)
— krugman.blogs.nytimes.com — When you're in a liquidity trap, focusing on nominal magnitudes doesn't clarify matters; it obscures them.... (more) Nominally misguided (wonkish)

Comments vote down Economist's View found this 28 days agofound this
creditwritedowns.com - 27 days ago
Consumer credit down, but does it show deleveraging?
— creditwritedowns.com — I have just taken a look at the consumer credit figures for September, released just yesterday by... the Federal Reserve. The data do show some modest deleveraging, especially when looking at the recent increase in nominal GDP. However, it is still not ... (more) Consumer credit down, but does it show deleveraging?

Comments vote down naked capitalism found this 27 days agofound this
krugman.blogs.nytimes.com - 25 days ago
Reagan mythbusting, productivity edition
— krugman.blogs.nytimes.com — No, productivity growth didn't accelerate. (more) Reagan mythbusting, productivity edition

Comments vote down J. Bradford DeLong's Grasping Reality with All Eight ... found this 25 days agofound this
"Where's the Consumption Disaster?"
econbrowser.com - 25 days ago
"Where's the Consumption Disaster?"
— econbrowser.com — Casey Mulligan asks: So a year later, in September 2009, after living through a year of "disaster,"... how did real consumption expenditure (one economists' favorite measures of living standards) compare to what it was in September 2008? He ... (more) "Where's the Consumption Disaster?"

Comments vote down Economist's View found this 25 days agofound this
in.reuters.com - 25 days ago
World oil demand to grow 700,000 bpd in 2010
— in.reuters.com — DOHA (Reuters) - Global oil demand will grow 700,000 barrels per day (bpd) in 2010, OPEC's Secretary-General... Abdullah al-Badri said in a speech delivered on his behalf on Tuesday. China and India will lead global economic growth next year, with the ... (more) World oil demand to grow 700,000 bpd in 2010

Comments vote down The Oil Drum - Discussions about Energy and ... found this 25 days agofound this
calculatedriskblog.com - 22 days ago
The Next Stimulus Package
— calculatedriskblog.com — Earlier this week I mentioned a possible " upside surprise " for GDP in 2010: With unemployment... above 10%, there will be significant political pressure for another stimulus package - especially if the economy starts to slow in the first half of 2010. ... (more) The Next Stimulus Package

Comments vote down FT Alphaville found this 22 days agofound this
ft.com - 19 days ago
Pace of growth picks up in Japan
— ft.com — Published: November 16 2009 01:11 | Last updated: November 16 2009 20:10 Shoppers in Tokyo Shoppers in... Tokyo: domestic demand accounted for 0.8 percentage points of the 1.2 per cent quarter-on-quarter GDP rise > EDITOR’S CHOICE Too early to call ... (more) Pace of growth picks up in Japan

Comments vote down FT Alphaville found this 19 days agofound this
boston.com - 18 days ago
The curious economic effects of religion
— boston.com — That hell could matter to economic growth might seem surprising, since you can’t prove it exists, let... alone quantify it. It stands as one of the more intriguing findings in a growing body of recent research exploring how religion might influence the ... (more) The curious economic effects of religion

Comments vote down MV=PQ: A Resource for Economic Educators found this 18 days agofound this
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