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• Japan Preparing To Launch Quantitative Easing; What Are Three Lost Decades Among Hyperdeflationary Friends

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 756
  As if the newsflow from the last few days could get any more surreal, Dow Jones concludes the ticker with this stunner: Japan Hirano: Expect BOJ Gov, PM To Discuss Quantitative Easing TOKYO (Dow Jones)--Japans top government spokesman said he expects Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama and Bank of Japan Gov. ...
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• Cheap Money Debt

  
  LEGAL & FINANCIAL UPDATES FROM TAX GURU — Authority: 452
  Cheap money supply will remain for some more time giving more opportunity to invest in emerging market and increase the assets prices. But among all these we forgot to accentuate that US fiscal deficit is rising which is not a burden for US economy... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website www.taxguru.in ...
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• Economic weather report: Trade deficit improves, but only because imports fell faster than exports

  
  The Rates Blog — Authority: 568
  Watch video on YouTube here . Watch on our video page here . Bernard Hickey delivers an economic weather report in association with ASB, including a look at trade figures showing imports falling slightly faster than exports in October from a year ago. This means our trade deficit improved in October, but its ...
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• Thomas L. Friedman Trying to Reassure Americans

  
  The Daily Reckoning Australia — Authority: 538
  Back to Mr. Thomas L. Friedman. What we like about Mr. Friedman is that he is such an unworthy opponent. It is like playing darts with a blind man or a boxing match against a paraplegic. In a battle of wits, The New York Times columnist is unarmed. We get to pummel him, confident that he cant hit back. Yesterdays ...
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• Brad DeLong’s five percent solution… (2)

  
  Re: The People — Authority: 130
  CONTINUED FROM HERESince you have now exhausted your capacity to absorb any more debt in the run up to this Great Recession, Brad Delong has a solution: It is time to max out the credit limit of the United States federal government as well.That’s it – that’s the DeLong five percent solution. The federal ...
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• China: Smart Intern, Stupid Question

  
  http://www.ourfuture.org/blog — Authority: 640
  A really smart student intern I’ve had the privilege of working with (Jonathan Flack, GWU 2010) asked a really stupid question. “Why,” he asked, “Do we give China everything it wants? Why don’t we challenge them?” This intern knows what’s going on. He knows about our $2 trillion trade deficit , the ...
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• Albert Edwards Calls For The Next Black Swan: Expect Yuan Devaluation Following Deep 2010 Downturn

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 756
  With everyone and their grandmother screeching that it is about time for China to inflate the renminbi, despite that such an action would be economic and social suicide for the worlds most populous country, SocGens Albert Edwards once again stalks out the Black Swan in left field and posits the contrarian view de ...
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• Warren Buffet: Squanderville vs. Thriftville

  
  Economist Online — Authority: 425
  Borrow to spend like the debts wont be repaid forever. Thats how we got here. Thats how the US, the world superpower, jeopardizes its own currency and subjects its national security to foreign trading partners. Also read Paul Samuelsons warning on the US dollar and Julian Robertson on " How we put ourselves ...
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• Brad DeLong’s five percent solution…

  
  Re: The People — Authority: 130
  Brad DeLong thinks there is about a five percent chance we will see a second Great Depression and there is little or nothing which can be done to avoid it:For 2 1/4 years now I have been saying that there is no chance of a repeat of the Great Depression or anything like it–that we [...]
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• Obama Returns from Asia Empty-Handed

  
  "Five Short Blasts" Forum — Authority: 120
  http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSTRE5AK0K920091121 President Obama has returned from his week-long trip to Asia empty-handed.  No commitment by China to unpeg its currency from the dollar.  (In fact, Obama barely even raised the subject with the Chinese.)  No promises to  rebalance trade.  No promises ...
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• Guest Post: What If They Stop Buying Our Debt?

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 756
  Submitted by Doug Hornig, Senior Editor of Casey Research I have always depended on the kindness of strangers,” said Blanche DuBois, in the final words of the play A Streetcar Named Desire. Well, don’t we all. Many citizens probably still cling to the old saw that public debt doesn’t matter because “we ...
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• Addiction to Growth is China’s ‘Berlin Wall’: Global Geographic Times, People’s Republic of China

  
  The Moderate Voice — Authority: 725
  Can President Obama persuade China not to be so dependent on growth, particularly trade-dependent growth? Likening Beijing’s obsession with growth to a Chinese version of the ‘Berlin Wall,’ Feng Mengyun of China’s state-run Global Geographic Times expresses his hope that President Obama can do something to ...
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• U.S. Trade Policy Ranks Among World’s Worst

  
  "Five Short Blasts" Forum — Authority: 120
  In Five Short Blasts , I based my conclusions on the relationship between population density and per capita consumption on trade data between the U.S. and the rest of the world.  However, if my theory is valid, the same effect upon global trade imbalances (in manufactured products) should be found for every ...
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• Obama’s Home And The Report Is Out: China Takes Us To School

  
  http://www.ourfuture.org/blog — Authority: 640
  President Obama is home from China and the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission today releases its 2009 report to Congress . What have we learned? That we need to pay attention because we’re getting schooled. While Obama posed for photos on the Great Wall and talked about a relationship “ at an ...
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• American Labor Numb to Trade-Related Job Losses

  
  "Five Short Blasts" Forum — Authority: 120
  http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUSTRE5AG30Y20091117 Just at the very time when it is finally dawning on American leadership that our enormous trade deficit lies at the heart of our economic problems, American labor, numbed by decades of brow-beating about the supposed benefits of free trade and ...
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• Will Americans be working for Chinese wages?

  
  BloggingStocks — Authority: 654
  Filed under: International markets , Bad news , Rants and raves , China , Employees , FedEx Corp (FDX) , Headline news , Federal Reserve , Recession The only thing that has been devalued faster than our precious dollar is the perpetual slide in government credibility. Over the years we have heard countless ...
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• Should America Kowtow to China?

  
  Economic Perspectives from Kansas City — Authority: 500
  By Marshall Auerback First Published on New Deal 2.0 . Do the Chinese really fund our deficit? Or is this more Neo-classical money mythology? Another Presidential junket to Asia and another one of the usual lectures from China, decrying our “profligate ways”. Today’s Wall Street Journal reports :, ...
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• Here’s What the World Labor Movement Is Saying to President Obama and Asian Leaders

  
  AFL-CIO NOW BLOG — Authority: 648
  The global labor movement and the AFL-CIO are urging President Obama and other world leaders meeting in Singapore at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) to take strong stands on issues of jobs, trade imbalances, currency policy , workers’ rights and climate change . With 59 million people expected to be ...
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• U.S. Trade Deficit Climbs to $36.5 Billion in September

  
  Export Industry News — Authority: 141
  On November 13, the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis released a report ( PDF ) detailing the September 2009 U.S. international trade in goods and services. Though the deficit had fallen to $30.8 billon in August, it rose in September to $36.5 billion. Total September 2009 exports of ...
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• U.S. Trade Deficit Climbs To $36.5 Billion in September

  
  Import Industry News — Authority: 144
  On November 13, the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis released a report ( PDF ) detailing the September 2009 U.S. international trade in goods and services. Though the deficit had fallen to $30.8 billon in August, it rose in September to $36.5 billion. Total September 2009 exports of ...
  2 weeks ago

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