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His success as US secretary of state will depend on an ability to do more with less
The president had already made a Faustian bargain on tax and spending
When Mark Carney takes over as governor, the strategic debate within the MPC is likely to intensify
Martin Wolf
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COLUMNISTS
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Philip Stephens
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COLUMNISTS
7:24pm
The sneaky device that is devaluation
Short-term policies can collide with an intelligent long-term view
Matthew Engel
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7:23pm
A reversal for the great railway robbery
The 50th anniversary of Beeching is being marked in surprising fashion
Christopher Caldwell
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6:38pm
Coaxers and coercers on common ground
Two books about behaviour change share a loss of faith in an educable public
Robert Shrimsley
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Mar 1, 2013
Beware of misreading Eastleigh result
The by-election is a political, not electoral, problem for David Cameron
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Risky quiescence
Investors are forgiving of Europe. That is dangerous
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Delhi disappoints
Chidambaram’s budget ducks politically difficult choices
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The fool’s errand of outflanking Ukip
Cameron must cultivate wavering centrists to win in 2015
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Simon Kuper
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Stéphane Hessel, courtly campaigner
French resistance hero who inspired a new, global generation of protesters
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Gillian Tett
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LIFE & ARTS
6:58pm
Is the dollar as good as gold?
Policy makers in Washington are struggling to explain to a mystified public how their economic policies are working. Or not
Undercover Economist
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OPINION
7:40pm
A way to burn a hole in Britain’s pocket
Negative rates might tackle the liquidity trap but they are unlikely to be introduced, says Tim Harford
Philip Stephens
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COLUMNISTS
Feb 28, 2013
Wary Obama cannot shut out the world
A risk-averse White House neglects the obligations of a global superpower
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Beppe Grillo, the man out to sack Rome
The most important figure in Italian politics is a deadly serious comedian, writes Guy Dinmore