Keyword(s): Decoupling
09/08/11
09:20:59 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com 
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Categories: Economics United States, Economics Europe
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01/10/11
Source: Angry Bear (click on graphs for larger images)Graph 1 shows how the unemployment rate in European countries looked in 2007 before the Eurozone entered recession and chart 2 shows how the unemployment rates in European countries look now. Diff… more »
01/10/09
As the US is still a large part of the global economy (see picture below) it is no surprise that manufacturing output in major European countries was decreasing heavily in November 2008. Decoupling was wishful thinking!
TimesOnline: Surprise rise in… more »
12/26/08
FT: Gloomy data underscores Japan’s economic woes, Dec. 26, 2008
Japanese industry has suffered a record fall in output, while unemployment continues to rise and a slide in household spending remains unchecked, according to government data released on… more »
12/23/08
WSJ: The China Growth Fantasy, Dec. 21, 2008
Remember the hype about "decoupling"? Not so long ago, Western analysts -- in particular investment-bank economists -- were peddling the idea that China had become a powerful economic center of its own, abl… more »
10/10/08
We have just received RGE Monitor's (Nouriel Roubini) Newsletter, dated October 9, 2008. Nouriel Roubini's (Professor of economics at New York University's Stern School of Business) major viewpoints are as follows: The world is at severe risk of… more »
10/06/08
Decoupling has become definitely an obsolete concept...
The International Finance Multiplier by Paul Krugman, October 2008
The current financial crisis is remarkable in many ways, but one aspect is of special interest for international economists:… more »
06/22/08
Project Syndicate: The Specter of Global Stagflation by Nouriel Roubini, June 2008
"Will rising global inflation lead to a sharp global economic slowdown? Even worse, will it revive stagflation, that deadly combination of rising inflation and negative… more »
05/02/08
Global Business Cycles: Convergence or Decoupling? M. Ayhan Kose, International Monetary Fund, Christopher Otrok, University of Virginia, Eswar Prasad, Cornell University and IZA, Discussion Paper No. 3442, April 2008
IZA
Key findings:
The stud… more »
04/26/08
EuroIntelligence:It is happening – the business cycle is turning down over here, April 25, 2008: "The Ifo was down 2.2 points to 102.4, the lowest level since early 2006. Insee indicator’s was also down by a similar degree – from 108 to 106. The German g… more »
03/29/08
Source: SeekingAlpha
SeekingAlpha: China Bubble Continues to Correct Itself, March 18, 2008: "Who would have thought 4 months ago that the Chinese market would pull back as radically as it has in such a short amount of time? Every bubble is going to b… more »
03/09/08
The Straits Time: Busting the myth of Asia's decoupling, Nayan Chanda, Feb. 2008: "Reality always trumps theory. We saw this when aftershocks from the American stock market tremors put to rest the theory of 'decoupling', which held that the rise of China… more »
11/30/07
Many assume that China is decoupling from the US due to its fast growth. However, if US growth should slow down and give less opportunity to China to export, a recoupling could happen. Nouriel Roubini argues about this subject in detail:
Recoupling ra… more »
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