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Effect of Washington’s stance will be to push Beijing to accelerate its military build-up
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
John Kay
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No such thing as a global currency war
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Chávez devalued
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Productivity is Europe’s ultimate problem
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The case for helicopter money
I fail to see any moral force to the idea that fiat money should only promote private spending