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"Who Needs an Opposition Party?"
two-thirds as fast as we were. If you want to know what that feels like, think back to the late 1970s, early 1980s." - Adam Posen , Peterson Institute for International Economics, insisting economic growth will be less than the Federal Reserve Bank
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U.S. may face years of sluggish economic growth
two-thirds as fast as we were. If you want to know what that feels like, think back to the late 1970s, early 1980s," says Adam Posen , deputy director of the Peterson Institute for International Economics. Sustainable economic growth depends on a sound
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Wall Street Sinks to Lowest Level in 12 Yearscapitalism." But many analysts say fears like these are exaggerated. "This is about temporary nationalization," said Adam Posen , economist at the Peterson Institute for International Economics. "This is about taking it over for a short period
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Global economic stimulus plans not as strong as USA's
recent years, such as Germany and Middle Eastern oil producers, don't do more, they will face a backlash, says Adam Posen of the Peterson Institute for International Economics. As a percentage of the economy, the Chinese and U.S. spending
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World Bank economist urges new 'Marshall Plan'
It's in the rich world's self-interest to get trade and especially credit flowing into these countries," said Adam Posen , deputy director of the Peterson Institute for International Economics. Lin's speech came one day after Dominique
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EU countries to bolster banks
This gives the European banking system a competitive advantage, both in lending and by reassuring depositors," said Adam Posen of the Peterson Institute for International Economics and a consultant to the Federal Reserve. The U.S. is trying
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U.S. calls global meeting on financial crisis
corporations. The aim: "recycling dollar reserves into the commercial sectors where credit has been cut off," said Adam Posen of the Peterson Institute for International Economics. That could help U.S. companies meet payroll and other operating
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U.S. can learn from Japan's deflated economy in the 1990s
social spending. "Bernanke has really thought about this. They're very conscious of this (at the Fed)," says Adam Posen , a former visiting scholar at the Fed and an expert on the Japanese economy at the Peterson Institute for International
