Chicago Fed Manufacturing Index Down Significantly in April 2011
Econintersect: The regional Federal Reserve's manufacturing and business surveys are normally quite noisy, and Econintersect tends ...
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[월:] 2011년 05월
Investor Caution Advised for the BIC’s
Guest Author: MacroTides. See About the Author at end of the article. Coming into 2011 we ...
Read moreThe Answer Is Democracy; The Question Is Why
Democracy, as we know it today, does not work! For the U.S., there must be a ...
Read moreJapan’s Earthquake Aftermath
Major economic activity was stimulated by the March 11 earthquake and and tsunami that devastated parts ...
Read moreGermany Drops Nuclear Power
In ten years Germany plans to be nuclear free. Last year Chancelor Angela Merckel had outlined ...
Read moreWeighing the Week Ahead: Economic Transition from Stimulus?
The long list of government stimulus and assistance programs were all intended to be temporary. As ...
Read moreCosmos and the City
In the New Economic Geography (NEG), what is deemed to be science is the creation of ...
Read moreGreece May Suffer Temporary Loses of Sovereignty
Econintersect: How much will a financial bailout cost Greece? How about its independence as a nation? ...
Read moreChart of the week: Chinese Stocks Confirm Intermediate-term Breakdown
The Shanghai composite index closed sharply lower this week, confirming the break below support at the ...
Read moreHealthy Stimulation
To prevent a Simpson-Bowles induced depression some form of non-fiscal stimulus would be needed that could ...
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After nearly 11 years of 24/7/365 operation, Global Economic Intersection co-founders Steven Hansen and John Lounsbury are retiring. The new owner, a global media company in London, is in the process of completing the set-up of Global Economic Intersection files in their system and publishing platform. The official website ownership transfer took place on 24 August.