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Kenneth Rogoff Interview - The Region - Publications & Papers | The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Kenneth Rogoff Interview - The Region - Publications & Papers | The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Fresh out of graduate school, Kenneth Rogoff went to work at the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, D.C. Within months, he had overturned conventional wisdom about the forecasting power of exchange rate models. "We find," he wrote with Richard Meese, "that a random walk model would have ...
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"Adding a Trillion Dollars in Debt is Quite Manageable"
Economist's View — This is from an interview of Kenneth Rogoff: ...The Long-Term Consequences of Debt Region: Well, let's talk about the U.S. debt and its long-term consequences, in the context of the current economic crisis. The Stabilization Act authorizes $700 billion, some of which will contribute to the growth of national debt. Economists such as NYU Professor Nouriel Roubini suggest $2 trillion … Rogoff: I have, as well, suggested $1 trillion to $2 trillion. Region: Yes, I think ...

Ken Rogoff Interview
EconLog: Library of Economics and LibertyDoug Clement interviews Ken Rogoff . Rogoff says, I've taught for years in my class that many types of money funds and asset classes outside the traditional regulatory system are subject to the same kind of runs as the conventional banking system. I have had my classes write papers about whether the government can credibly promise not to bail out money funds, and if it cannot, then should they be subject to more regulation? This is not a simple question, but researchers need to provide better answers. Read the whole interview. Rogoff knows far more about the topic of financial ...

Rogoff on the Recession
winterspeak.com — I recommend this nice interview of Ken Rogoff when he talks about the recession, and what is and is not understood by academic macroeconomists. Some key passages: ...

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