Interview of Jacob Kirkegaard, a Danish research fellow at Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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Thoughts and discussions in economics, finance and history, with focus on China's interactions with the global economy.
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- South East Trip
- Ireland and Greece
- The state of economic recovery
- Senate Passes Landmark Health Bill
- Paul Samuelson dies at 94
- Something about Joe Stiglitz
- Taking stock
- Oliver Williamson Nobel Speech
- Retail sales
- What to expect at Copenhagen
- On China's exchange rate policy
- Jim Rogers on dollar and gold
- Warren: The coming collapse of American middle class
- Firms with job openings
- House flipping, again?
- Unemployment snapshot since recession began
- Poll on Climate Change
- Bernanke speech on economic recovery
- Ten predictions of world economy 2010
- Is gold in bubble yet?
- Recession most likely ended in mid year
- Hopenhagen
- Consumer credit contraction in historical perspective
- Fierce battle on gold
- Bob Dylan and America
- Peter Bernstein on risk
- Douglass North on 2009 Nobelists
- Feldstein on economic outlook
- Is "bubble after bubble" the only way out?
- Bernanke put
- Not the best decade for stock returns
- China's biggest threats
- Cost of home ownership
- Andy Xie: China got a "hot money" problem
- Gold passes $1,200
- Anecdotal story on Chinese young consumers
- The netbook revolution
- Some facts about climate change
- World gold rush continues...
- Obama commits on emission target
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