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WHAT approach will the Obama administration and the Democratic majority in Congress take on international economic policy? It is too early to say for sure, but the signs so far are worrying. Just before his confirmation as Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner turned up the heat on the Chinese ...
Economic View: It’s No Time for Protectionism
Economic View: It’s No Time for Protectionism
nytimes.com — There are two sides to the argument about China’s currency, and neither is of prime importance right... now. > (more) Economic View: It’s No Time for Protectionism
Economic View: Recession Can Change a Way of Life
Economic View: Recession Can Change a Way of Life
nytimes.com — Something terrible has happened in the U.S. economy. But a deeper look at the downturn, and the... social changes it is bringing, shows a more complex picture. > (more) Economic View: Recession Can Change a Way of Life
Economic View: Go Ahead and Save. Let the Government Spend.
Economic View: Go Ahead and Save. Let the Government Spend.
nytimes.com — The government is in a far better position than consumers to provide immediate economic stimulus. >... (more) Economic View: Go Ahead and Save. Let the Government Spend.
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"It’s No Time for Protectionism"
Economist's View — Greg Mankiw: It’s No Time for Protectionism, by N. Gregory Mankiw, Commentary, NY Times: What approach will the Obama administration and the Democratic majority in Congress take on international economic policy? It is too early to say for sure, but the signs so far are worrying. Just before his confirmation as Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner turned up the heat on the Chinese regarding the dollar-yuan exchange rate. President Obama, he said, “believes that China is manipulating its currency. Countries like China cannot continue to get a free pass for undermining fair-trade principles.” Like many economists, I cringe whenever I ...

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