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Duncan Innes

Income inequality is killing capitalism | Robert Skidelsky | Business | guardian.co.uk - 0 views

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    Income inequality killing capitalism
Duncan Innes

The single currency has arrived at a three-pronged fork in the road | Business | The Gu... - 0 views

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    Assessing future options for the euro
Duncan Innes

North-south divide widens as public sector cuts hit businesses | Business | The Guardian - 1 views

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    regional map of companies in the UK
Duncan Innes

We have to own up on the UK economy - we are not a big club anymore | Larry Elliott | B... - 0 views

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    economic football analogy
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BBC News - Cameron pledges to cut red tape for small business - 0 views

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    Supply Side policies in action - removing regulation
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Inflation fears send shares sliding - Business News, Business - The Independent - 0 views

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    Reasons behind October 2010 Inflation rise.
Duncan Innes

Swiss bid to peg 'safe haven' franc to the euro stuns currency traders | Business | gua... - 0 views

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    A2 Floating v fixed exchange rates - switzerland aims to peg its franc to the euro
Duncan Innes

Money may be tight, but 'smart aid' to developing countries can really work | Larry Ell... - 1 views

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    Is targeted aid the best way forward? Aid in tough times
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Kraft to shed 200 British jobs but denies breaching no-cuts pledge to MPs | Business | ... - 0 views

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    Hard HR, Strikes, Takeover Trouble at Cadbury Kraft
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Who to blame for the Great Recession? So many big names are in the frame | Business | T... - 0 views

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    Who is responsible for the recession
Duncan Innes

Inequality in Britain narrowed last year - but only because the rich got poorer | Busin... - 0 views

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    An assessment of inequality in Britain in 2012 -Larry Elliot
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Why some economists fear Osborne's upper cuts will leave Britain out for the count | Bu... - 0 views

  • It is this gloomy backdrop which exercises the minds of the third and final group of experts, the bears. For them, the risk is both of a double-dip recession and a long, painful work out from the excesses of the past. Looking at the four main components of demand they would say that consumption is going to be weak so investment will disappoint. Government spending is going to be slashed, leaving a massive burden on exports at a time of slower growth and currency wars. The bears are currently the smallest group. Their numbers are likely to be swelled as winter progresses.
Duncan Innes

World job crisis is a threat to democracy, says IMF head | Business | The Observer - 0 views

  • Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the IMF's managing director, warned that "we face the risk of a lost generation", adding: "When you lose your job, your health is likely to be worse. When you lose your job, the education of your children is likely to be worse. When you lose your job, social stability is likely to be worse – which threatens democracy and even peace. So we shouldn't fool ourselves. We are not out of the woods yet. And for the man in the street, a recovery without jobs doesn't mean much."
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      USA is losing patience with China
  • Tim Geithner, Obama's treasury secretary, said: "The United States believes that global rebalancing is not progressing as well as needed to avoid threats to the global economic recovery.
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  • "Our initial achievements are at risk of being undermined by the limited extent of progress toward more domestic demand-led growth in countries running external surpluses and by the extent of foreign exchange intervention as countries with undervalued currencies lean against appreciation."
  • "In the G20 framework there are too many people and too many interests to be able to find a currency arrangement," Juncker said. "The ideal forum would be G7 plus China."
Duncan Innes

Ireland bailout: UK taxpayers could face £7bn bill | Business | guardian.co.uk - 0 views

  • An emergency bailout of Ireland, which is looking increasingly likely today, could cost Britain billions of pounds
Duncan Innes

Bernanke could be repeating Greenspan's gaffes | Business | The Guardian - 0 views

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    Three big questions arise from the decision by the Federal Reserve tonight to pump an extra $600bn (£372bn) into the US economy through the policy known as quantitative easing. Why is America's central bank taking this action? What are the likely consequences? How will the rest of the world respond?
Duncan Innes

Quantitative easing explained | Business | The Guardian - 0 views

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    Quantitative easing explained Quantitative easing: what is it and does it work?
Duncan Innes

US Federal Reserve launches new round of quantitative easing | Business | The Guardian - 0 views

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    America's central bank announced that it would pump an additional $600bn (£372bn) into the ailing US economy over the next eight months in an attempt to accelerate growth and cut unemployment
Duncan Innes

Ireland is having a Lehmans moment | Business | The Guardian - 0 views

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    Visdeo and Column neatly summing up the Irish crisis and drawing parallels with the Lehman Brothers and the banking crisis
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