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The G-20 Meetings: Bernanke on Capital Flows

International capital flows appear to show the U.S. has a low savings rate and China a high savings rate. However, these conclusions are modified when capital gains are considered.

Posted byElliott Morss7 March 20117 March 2011Posted inFederal Reserve, International Economic dataTags: Bernanke, capital flows, captial gains, current account, Elliott Morss, G-20, savings rates2 Comments on The G-20 Meetings: Bernanke on Capital Flows

Who Are The G-20 and What Are They Up To? Part 1

The G-20 nations are responsible for 75% of world GDP. The mission is to promote balanced trade, resolution of economic issues and world economic health. They are not doing a very good job.

Posted byElliott Morss3 March 2011Posted inGovernment, International Economic data, Trade DataTags: G-20, trade balance, world trade

Losing the Battle, Winning the War?

Menzie Chinn discusses the economic implications of the G-20 meeting’s aftermath. He feels the long term implications are not as negative as some proclaim

Posted by行政16 November 2010Posted inGovernment, International Economic data, Trade DataTags: G-20, Menzie Chinn, Seoul, trade4 Comments on Losing the Battle, Winning the War?
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