…the U.S. over its handling of its exchange rate, might find the accusation of “currency wars” coming from other emerging market countries. The price of a successful integration of Chinese…

…strong fiscal spending, strong currency, low perceived unemployment, destroyed capital and strong labor bargaining power. However, these factors can go against inflation too, which will lower α, the autoregressive coefficient….

…production (though they can be exchanged for such inputs), and they cannot be, are not, consumed. The stock of financial assets can increase in several ways. 1. A sovereign currency…

…net exports. As the renminbi appreciated, foreign currency traders and others sought to profit from the rise, which increased short-run capital inflows and led to an increase in foreign bank…

…second is “negative interest rate policy.” And that’s what the European Central Bank is likely to put in place on Thursday for the 18 nations that use the euro currency….

…future. By honoring the deal he is not just being ‘responsive’ to the political ‘views and concerns’ of constituents; he is buying their financial support with currency consisting of votes…

…countries had to lower their wage costs in response to Germany (and France) because they could not devalue their currency. The recession was centered most in these periphery countries. Credit…

…inscrutable move that has alarmed state treasurers, the Federal Reserve, along with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, just changed the liquidity…

…bailing out the banks. The economy is growing and unemployment is down to less than half of its peak crisis level. As Paul Krugman has emphasized, having your own currency…

…admits it withholds tax credits in uncooperative states, that establishes that the plaintiffs’ interpretation of the statute in Halbig was not only plausible but that it had currency among the…