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The Unbound Economy

Monthly Commentaries by Kenneth Rogoff

Kenneth Rogoff is Professor of Economics and Public Policy at Harvard University, and was formerly chief economist at the IMF.

A few years ago, the term “world economy” was used as shorthand for the economies of the developed world. Now China is too big to ignore and India is poised to join it as a global player. What happens in Brazil, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and a host of other countries can set stock markets trembling everywhere.

With so many different regions and cultures in the mix, few people anywhere have the knowledge and breadth of experience to analyze the world economy and give readers insight into where it is going. Kenneth Rogoff – Harvard Economics Professor, former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, and section chief at the International Finance Division of the United States Federal Reserve Bank – is one of those few.

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Date	Title / Authors	Available Languages
June 2009	Rebalancing the US-China Economic Relationship by Kenneth Rogoff
May 2009	The “New Normal” for Growth by Kenneth Rogoff
March 2009	Brave New Financial World by Kenneth Rogoff
March 2009	What is the Deficit Endgame? by Kenneth Rogoff
February 2009	Is China Really Immune to the Crisis? by Kenneth Rogoff
January 2009	Has America Lost its Mojo? by Kenneth Rogoff
December 2008	Inflation is Now the Lesser Evil by Kenneth Rogoff
November 2008	Super-Sizing the IMF is Wrong by Kenneth Rogoff
September 2008	Busted Bailout by Kenneth Rogoff
September 2008	Spend in haste, repent at leisure: America’s latest bailout plan by Kenneth Rogoff
September 2008	Do Central Banks Have an Exit Strategy? by Kenneth Rogoff
August 2008	The End of Financial Triumphalism? by Kenneth Rogoff
July 2008	The World's Runaway Train by Kenneth Rogoff
June 2008	Oil Currency Hypocrisy by Kenneth Rogoff
May 2008	The Silver Lining in High Commodity Prices by Kenneth Rogoff

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