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05/23/13
Euro Puppets: The European Commission's Remaking of Civil Society, by Chris Snowdon, February 2013Abstract: "With public confidence in the European project waning, the idea of initiating a ‘civil dialogue’ with the public emerged in the mid-… more »
04/29/13
06:42:23 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com 
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Categories: Economics United States, Economics Europe, Economics Global
You find below selected feeds of think tanks, institutes and institutions which support the idea of liberty and free markets.
You find here comprehensive lists of libertarian think tanks around the globe:
List of libertarian think tanks (global li… more »
02/10/13
09:08:20 pm, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 4 words
Categories: Economics United States, Economics Europe
Keywords: Reason, Rationality,Freedom, Libery more »
11/16/12
08:20:21 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 5 words
Categories: Economics United States, Economics Europe
Keywords: Monetary Policy, Fed, ECB more »
08:11:21 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 82 words
Categories: Economics United States, Economics Europe
Source: Sober Look more »
11/09/12
Things go into the right direction:Source: AsymcoKeywords: Apple, Capital Expenditures, Microsoft, Amazon more »
10/24/12
We could read today in various newspapers that the IMF sees progress in the structural reforms in Southern European countries. The re-balancing of the wage levels to non-distorted conditions is a key process for medium term recovery. Following graph is a… more »
10/15/12
Good new paper by Buchheit, Gulati, exporing 5 options for the Eurozone:
The 5 Options:
Option 1: Jolly the markets
Option 2: Massage the yields
Option 3: Full bailout
Option 4: Reprofiling
Option 5: Full (Greek-style) restructuring
Buch… more »
10/14/12
10:50:19 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 267 words
Categories: Economics Europe, Economics Global
"Taken at face value, the results suggest that the capacity to create additional tax revenue does not appear to be the first binding constraint on using tax increases for fiscal consolidation, because not many countries are likely to be located on the do… more »
10/02/12
06:44:35 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 53 words
Categories: Economics United States, Economics Europe, Economics Global
Interview with influential Financial Thought Leader and financial historian. James Grant will discuss why the Federal Reserve’s policies of zero interest rates and massive purchases of U.S. Treasury and mortgage-backed bonds are dangerous to the economy… more »
09/22/12
08:19:02 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 175 words
Categories: Economics United States, Economics Europe
Mark A. Wynne, Janet Koech, One-Size-Fits-All Monetary Policy: Europe and the U.S., Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, September 2012
"The ongoing euro-area crisis is seen by many as vindication of skeptics who said that a monetary union encompassing a d… more »
09/06/12
06:55:00 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 36 words
Categories: Economics United States, Economics Europe, Economics Global
All the QE talk by parties who would be profiteers could become a selffulfilling prophecy in both US and Europe more »
07/27/12
06:42:18 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 7 words
Categories: Economics United States, Economics Europe, Economics Global
Source: Mises Institute
Keywords: Financial Crisis, Money more »
07/22/12
01:17:48 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 184 words
Categories: Economics Europe, Economics Global
European policy makers, in search for growth, might see further monetary expansion as the most appropriate short term measure. This will put pressure on the value of the Euro:
Barron's: The Euro's Fate, by Randall W. Forsyth, July 16, 2012
"To res… more »
06/26/12
07:46:32 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 149 words
Categories: Economics United States, Economics Europe, Economics Global
Are central banks loosing control and do we need a global institution? We believe definitely not .... by observing the instrumentalisation of the transnational ECB. More federalism in central banking could be another route to think about ... local versus… more »
06/23/12
10:00:45 pm, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 86 words
Categories: Economics Europe, Economics Global
Would you have expected the the US is much better off regarding Debt/GDP than many European states? The US, as compared to European Union States, has the advantage that they have their own central bank.Source: RitholtzThere are more and more… more »
06/18/12
06:37:55 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 210 words
Categories: Economics Europe, Economics Global
Interesting reflections of two Johns Hopkins scholars on Europe, tackling bank runs, austerity, productivity, short term liquidity measures, Role of ECB etc.
Bob Barbera and Jonathan Wright (Johns Hopkins University) on options for Europe
They tack… more »
06/11/12
06:34:00 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 435 words
Categories: Economics Europe, Economics Global
George Soros gives an explanation of the development of the spread between Spanish and German borrowing costs (red line) as well as Italian and German borrowing costs (blue line), going back to 1980. more »
06/05/12
Keywords: Europe, European History more »
06/02/12
09:41:06 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 106 words
Categories: Economics United States, Economics Europe, Economics Global
Kenneth Rogoff, in a new column on Project Syndicate asks whether Keynesians or people who favor austerity are naïve. He does not see a black and white answer:
"But who is being naïve? It is quite right to argue that governments should aim only to bal… more »
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LEADING ECONOMISTS DEBATE THE CRISIS:
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- Argmax
- Atlanta Fed Macro Blog
- austrianeconomists
- The Becker Posner Blog
- Grasping Reality with both hands
- The Big Picture
- Brookings Institution - Economics
- Calculated Risk Blogspot
- Chicago Boyz
- Chicago GSB Faculty Blog
- City Economist
- Coyote Blog: Dispatches from a small Business
- Conscious of a Liberal
- The Curious Capitalist (Time CNN)
- Econbrowser
- Econlog
- Economist's view
- Economics Roundtable
- Euro Area Blog
- Fama/French Forum
- Freakonomics
- Eurointelligence
- Jeffrey Frankels Weblog
- Group of Thirty
- Institute for Int'l Economics
- Institutional Economics
- Japanese Institute of Global Communication (GLOCOM)
- Knowledge Wharton
- MarginalRevolution
- Asymmetrical Information
- MISH'S Global Economic Trend Analysis
- Morgan Stanley Global Economic Forum:
- Naked Capitalism
- New Economist
- Newmark's Door
- Princeton University Press Blog
- RGE Monitor
- PSDBlog(Worldbank)
- The Knowledge Problem:
- The Mess That Greenspan Made
- Oekonomenstimme.org
- Ordnungspolitik.ch
- VOX
- World Economic Forum Weblog
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STATISTICS SOURCES:
- Econometric Laboratory UC Berkeley
- Dataranking.com: Economic and social Data Ranking
- International Economic Growth Data Set (many useful statistics links, University of Bristol)
- Nationmaster (comprehensive country stat. data)
- US Dept. of Labor: Bureau of Labor Statistics
- US Govt Business Statistics
- US Regional Economic Data
- EuroStat: comprehensive European Statistical Data
- Metrics 2.0: Business & Market Intelligence
- RBA: huge Number of Links to Statistical Sources
- Various Links to Statistical Pages
- Ireland Business Facts (incl. economic Global Data)
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- Census Bureau (US)
- International Economic Indicators
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- Avenir Suisse
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- European Institute of Interdisciplinary Research
- Council on Foreign Relations
- Globalisation Institute
- Hoover Institution
- Swiss Institute for International Studies
- Freilich: Liberal Swiss Weblog
- Think Tanks and Public Interest Org. (US)
GLOBALIZATION:
- Carnegie Endowment: Globalization (Learning Tool)
- Dani Rodik (Harvard Prof. on Globalization)
- How to save globalization from its cheer leaders, Dani Rodrik (Harvard)
- Emory: The Globalization Website
- Global Envision
- The Globalist
- Harvard: Global Trade Negotiations Homepage
- International Forum on Globalization
- Internationale Politik (DGAP)
- OECD Economics Department
- UCLA: The Globalization Research Center Africa
- Worldbank: Globalization
- WTO
- YaleGlobal Online
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- Berkeley: BRIE Working Papers
- Berkeley Finance: Working Papers
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- Columbia Business: e-Library
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- Duke: Faculty & Research
- ECGI
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- Harvard: Faculty Publications
- IESE Business: Research
- INSEAD: Libraries
- Institute of European Studies (Berkeley)
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- Kiel Institute for the World Economy - Publications
- IMD: Working Papers
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- MIT Sloan: Papers
- NYU Business: Library
- Stanford GSB: Research Papers
- St. Gall: Publications
- Wharton (UPenn): Research Papers
- Reserve Bank of Australia: Publications & Research
- German Fed: Discussion Papers
- Bank of England: Working Papers
- European Central Bank: Working Papers
- US Federal Reserve Board: Economic Research and Data
- Banque France: Publications and Research
- Swiss National Bank: Working Papers
- Atlanta Fed
- Boston Fed
- Chicago Fed
- Cleveland Fed
- Dallas Fed
- Minneapolis Fed
- New York Fed
- Philadelphia Fed
- San Francisco Fed
- St. Louis Fed
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