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Problem for monetary policy is the pursuit of too many objectives with too few instruments
Regime change has left a trail of destruction remarkable in its scale, duration and futility
UK chancellor’s speech contained sensible plans for change but nowhere did the word ‘capital’ appear
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6:34pm
Tips for baffled investors on Apple value
The company needs to find new sectors to disrupt, says Aswath Damodaran
OPINION
7:04pm
Productivity is Europe’s ultimate problem
Closer integration is needed to build on progress in the region, writes Nemat Shafik
- Gideon Rachman A rare sighting of good news in Europe
- In depth Eurozone in crisis
Notebook
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No more the SNP’s ‘nippy sweetie’
Nicola Sturgeon has become the life and soul of the party, writes Brian Groom
Global Insight
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6:37pm
Overblown Cyprus discovers painful truths
Eurozone partners intent on not rewarding recklessness
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Obama faces State of the Union test
It is time for a serious overhaul of the US tax system
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Papal precedent
Pope Benedict has made a courageous decision, and his withdrawal offers an opportunity for change
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Care for the needy
Why should austerity Britain subsidise the relatively rich?
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12:24pm
Fix exchange rates to revive growth
Currencies need to be established at realistic values
Lawrence Summers
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COLUMNISTS
Feb 10, 2013
US must do more than focus on deficit
A broader, growth-centred agenda is needed to propel the economy, says Lawrence Summers
- Edward Luce Let’s govern seriously
- Obama targets jobs and growth
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9:18pm
Fellow Americans, let’s govern seriously
What Obama might want to say in his State of the Union address
Wolfgang Munchau
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COLUMNISTS
Feb 10, 2013
Ireland shows the way with its debt deal
Rescheduling of promissory notes is monetary financing in all but name
- Editorial Irish show the way
- Video Ireland strikes deal on bank debt
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A rare sighting of good news in Europe
The gloom that has haunted the region has lifted slightly