Japón y las claves de su decadencia - 0 views
Instead of European Bailouts, Consider Default, Economists Say - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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Ireland accepted the financial rescue package, but many economists debate whether it would be better and fairer for the Continent's weakest economies to default on payments to lenders by an organized restructuring of debt. European countries cannot devalue their currencies. the monetary fund made clear its position on default when it issued a staff paper defiantly titled: "Default in Today's Advanced Economies: Unnecessary, Undesirable and Unlikely."
The compensationless recovery - 0 views
Philosophy and Faith - 0 views
What They\'re Not Telling You? - 0 views
Nudity and the Financial Markets - Economix Blog - NYTimes.com - 0 views
Archivo PDF con el reporte del FMI - 0 views
News N Economics: GIIPS labour costs not moving in the "competitive" direction - 0 views
Europa ganó la guerra (hasta próximo accidente) - Ambito.com - 0 views
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La última reunión del G20 estableció políticas de ajuste fiscal. En el pasado, muchas de las propuestas de recorte deficitario tuvieron que devenir en rescates y otros subsidios. Los gobiernos deben decidir entre ostentar su déficit o buscar el equilibrio fiscal. Ambas alternativas implican costosas consecuencias.
Revised World Bank access to information policy goes live - 0 views
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El Banco Mundial comienza a poner en práctica nuevas políticas de "acceso a la información", revelando información que antes resultaba inaccesible. ¿Será esto una consecuencia de las observaciones de Stiglitz[1]? ¿Cuándo le llegará su turno al FMI? [1] Stiglitz, Joseph. Globalization and its discontents. Penguin Books, 2002.
Economists Who Did Their Homework (800 Years of It) - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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MICROECONOMICS — the field that focuses on smaller units like households and workers, as opposed to big-picture questions about how national economies function — has embraced real-world data-mining. (Think “Freakonomics.”) Macroeconomics has been slower to change, but the popular success of “This Time Is Different” and related work seems to be changing how macro practitioners approach their craft. It has also changed how policy makers think about their own mission.
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