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Lessons from the Past

An economist looks at foreign responses to past financial crises and concludes that the U.S. government needs to be bolder in order to succeed. Professor Carmen Reinhart of the University of Maryland discusses what still needs to be done and what makes the current situation so unique…"Those who cannot remember...

Tags: Asset, Bank, Financial, Recession, Crisis, Liquidity, MoneyWatch, Financial Sector, Government, Asset Management, Financial Accounting, Vertical Industries, Financial Services, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Finance, Enterprise Software, Software, Equity, MoneyWatch Q&A, Investment, Carmen Reinhart, Kenneth Rogoff, Financial Crisis, Stimulus Package, Nationalization, Maggie Overfelt

Articles 2009-03-09

What's Wrong With the Recovery?

Carmen Reinhart, co-author of This Time Is Different, explains what's holding back the U.S. economy.

Tags: Recovery, Co-author, MoneyWatch, Carmen Reinhart, Eric Schurenberg, This Time Is Different, Ken Rogoff, economy, recession

Videos 2009-10-27

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Want Recovery? History Says Be Patient. Very Patient.

Take a long enough perspective, and it is no surprise that what some had been calling the GGBAT the Greatest Global Boom of All Time ended with the GGRSGD the Greatest Global Recession Since the Great Depression. Both the boom and its panicky finale fit neatly into a long, human...

Tags: Patient, Recovery, Financial, History, Crisis, Phillip II, Financial Accounting, Finance, Eric Schurenberg

Blog posts 2009-10-23

The $787 Billion Question

What are the odds that Obama's massive new spending plan will succeed?As the Obama administration tries everything to get us out of the current economic crisis, nothing has proven more contentious than its $787 billion stimulus package. Is it the essential jolt that will jump start a recovery, or is...

Tags: Stimulus, MoneyWatch, Taxes, Free Trade, Government, Personal Finance, Financial Planning, Finance, Stimulus Package, Garett Jones, Menzie Chinn, Keynesian Economics, Multiplier Effect, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, LaFollette School of Public Affairs, George Mason University, Tyler Cowen, Brad DeLong, MoneyWatch Feature Package

Articles 2009-03-24

Reading into financial crises past, present and future

Ghosts of financial crises past, present and future haunt this year's array of new business books. Many of the 200 or so titles submitted for the Financial Times and Goldman Sachs Business Book of the Year award this year could have been divided into three categories: how it happened;...

Tags: Financial Times, Financial, Crisis, Chris Anderson, Financial Accounting, Finance, Awards, Company News, Education & Training, General News, Marketing, New Products & Services

External links 2009-08-09

This Time Is Different

Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff's recent book shows why the phrase "this time is different" is often wrong. by Larry Swedroe

Tags: Larry Swedroe

Blog posts 2009-11-13

Recession to leave permanent scars

On a blustery November morning at an airfield outside London, an enormous second-hand car auction is buzzing. Demand is so great that average prices have risen 27 per cent over the past year. "The turnround started in January and we haven't looked back since," says Tim Naylor of British...

Tags: IMF, Financial, Recession, Crisis, Banking, Financial Services, Finance, Company News, Economic News, Government News, National Income & Expenditure, Prices, Recession & Recovery, Financial Times

News items 2009-11-23