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Who Is Nouriel Roubini?
Five years after he predicted the U.S. mortgage market would collapse and push the country — and global economy — into a recession, economist Nouriel Roubini finally has the world's attention. His Predictions While other economists thought the real estate...
Tags: U.S., Bank, Financial, Recession, Economist, Financial Accounting, Finance, Nouriel Roubini, Economics, Financial Sector, Global Trade Imbalance, Alice C. Chen, BNET Briefing, Alice C. Chen 
Articles 2009-01-05

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Whose Fault Is the Global Crisis?
Michael Pettis submits: As the rhetoric around trade continues to deteriorate and the incidence of name calling rises, it is getting harder and harder to discuss global trade and monetary conditions dispassionately and objectively. This should not come as a surprise, and is something I have been “predicting” for...
Tags: China, Michael Pettis
External links 2009-02-01
What to Do About the Depressed Dollar
The dollar, the punching bag of global currencies, took another pounding in Asian currency markets today. It is not, as Vladimir Putin would have it, a sign of American eclipse. But don't be afraid to take a hint, either. If all your money is in investments tied to the dollar,...
Tags: Eric Schurenberg
Blog posts 2009-10-08
The Atlantic isn't very pacific
BLAMING WEstern Europe for America's swelling trade deficit may soon be as popular in the United States as Japan-bashing. Most economists say the strong dollar and slow recovery abroad were chiefly responsible for the United States' $123 billion global trade imbalance last year. Some say that Western Europe's...
Tags: Government, SALES, U.S., U.S. Congress
Research articles 1985-07-01
ATMI REPORTS GLOBAL TRADE IMBALANCE CONTINUES IN TEXTILES.
WASHINGTON, D.C.-According to the American Textile Manufacturing Institute ATMI, the continuing financial crisis in Asia and unfair practices by many U.S. trading partners continue to take their toll on the nation's textile industry. The latest figures from the Department of Commerce show that ...
Tags: FINANCE, SALES, U.S. Department of Commerce
Research articles 1999-09-06
Top 10 Misconceptions about Doing Business in China
Think you know the basics of the business relationship between China and the U.S.? From safety recalls to the trade imbalance, issues surrounding the two countries' business dealings have been in the news a lot lately. Nonetheless, the Kiplinger Business Resource Center has an eye-opening article dispelling ten common misconceptions...
Tags: Finance, Financial Accounting, Investment, Currency & Foreign Exchange, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), China, U.S., Consumer, Jessica Stillman
Blog posts 2007-12-14
Strong US dollar Blurs Trade Picture, Says United Nations' Official.
By Saritdet Marukatat, Bangkok Post, Thailand Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News May 2--A strong US dollar has added to global imbalance and may spur developed countries to raise trade barriers, a senior United Nations' official said yesterday. Rubens Ricupero, the secretary-general of...
Tags: Bangkok Post, China, FINANCE, financial, Investment, U.N.
Research articles 2002-05-02
Let the Market Sort Itself Out
The LFB submits: The historical reason to lower overnight lending rates is to stimulate an economy, relieve the consumer of worrisome debt levels, and to reverse a slow-down in GDP growth forecasts. Since the Fed has a dual mandate full employment and price stability, it is hard to understand what...
Tags: US Market
External links 2008-08-26
Chinese burn.
May 26, 2005 (The Bulletin - ABIX via COMTEX) China is often blamed by the United States for America's own economic errors. Relationships between the two countries may deteriorate to a point where they would trigger an economic crisis of global dimensions. The US...
Tags: China, FINANCE, U.S. Government
Research articles 2005-05-26
China: Assigning Blame
Michael Pettis submits: The piece I wrote for YaleGlobalOnline, which I mentioned in my last entry, was published Wednesday, and is called “US and China Must Tame Imbalances Together.” In the article I try to argue that the roots of the current financial imbalance – or, more accurately, of...
Tags: China, Michael Pettis
External links 2009-01-07
Ten clean technology predictions for 2010
For several years now, as each year comes to a close, we've been issuing predictions for the coming one. While we certainly acknowledge we've not necessarily gotten each one right in years past, a great number of our predictions have proved prescient (see Eight cleantech developments to watch for in...
Tags: Clean Technology
News items 2009-11-30
'Dirty' Profits at Peabody Energy -- Windfall Profit Taxes Coming?
The Company: Peabody Energy, the world's largest private sector coal company. The Filing: Form 8-K filing with the SEC on July 23, 2008. The Finding: Like most of its coal-mining peers, Peabody benefited from favorable supply and demand fundamentals in the second quarter. Continued higher-than-expected prices,...
Tags: Coal, Taxes, Free Trade, Pricing, Financial Planning, Finance, Marketing, David Phillips
Blog posts 2008-07-31
Oil nudged higher by Bernanke comments
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Crude futures halted a weeklong price slide Tuesday, nudging higher after U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said the stimulus package being crafted by president-elect Barack Obama and Congress could provide a "significant boost" to the sinking U.S. economy. After rebounding to a high of $50.47 (U.S.)...
News items 2009-08-07
Deflation-1930
In an article published it was warned that the international financial system was suffering a "systemic breakdown" touched off by the Asian currency crisis: what started out as a minor imbalance has become a much bigger one that threatens to engulf not only international credit, but also international trade. In...
Tags: Crisis, Social Quality, Financial Planning, Benefits, Payroll Solutions, Finance, Human Resources
White papers 1998-01-30
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