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Karim writes: Not a game changer in my view and doesn’t compel the Fed to change course next week. Private sector gradually churning out jobs;
August 6, 2010
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Karim writes: Not a game changer in my view and doesn’t compel the Fed to change course next week. Private sector gradually churning out jobs;
> > (email exchange) > > On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 6:48 PM, Marshall wrote: > UNEMPLOYMENT EXTENSION HUNG UP – Even after Democratic leadership scaled
[Skip to the end] Full Employment Abandoned Shifting Sands and Policy Failures by William Mitchell, Professor of Economics, Centre of Full Employment and Equity, University
[Skip to the end] This still reads hawkish to me: The results of such exercises imply that, over recent history, a sharp jump in oil
[Skip to the end] Highlights Italian Unemployment Rate Rises for First Time Since 2003 Euro Central bankers think that’s a good thing for their fight
U.S. Feb payrolls drop for second straight month by Glenn Somerville U.S. employers cut payrolls for a second straight month during February, slashing 63,000 jobs
Bernanke may be reminded of the reason the dual mandate includes inflation – voters don’t like inflation even more than they don’t like unemployment. As
Will the cure be worse than the disease? Right, the financial press will chop the Fed to ribbons if inflation continues higher, as I expect
(an interoffice email) > … He’s here w/me now & also is very concerned over the entire > spectrum, especially all the 5/1 ARM’s &
A very British bubble for Mr Brown Leader Sunday December 16 2007 The Observer The buzz words in the world of finance these days are