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Analysis: A deep divide over the nation's course ahead
of the two sides on opposite sides of the aisle may no longer be adequate to illustrate their divide. Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff says they seem to be operating in separate worlds. "The whole debate has a men-are-from-Mars, women-are-from
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Stocks Tank on European Bank, US Economy Fears
Concerns over the financial health of Europe's banks and the state of the U.S. economy sent stocks sharply lower Wednesday, a day after the Federal Reserve's pledge to keep extremely low interest rates for two more years temporarily calmed market jitters. Shares in French banks took a particularly
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Stocks Recoup Losses on Bernanke Hopes
Fed is to announce that it is considering another monetary stimulus, which would be its third in the last three years. Kenneth Rogoff , a Harvard University economist, says that may be the only hope to help the U.S. avoid a Japan-style lost decade
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U.S. stocks open higher, Europe trims losses
for the Fed is to announce that it is considering another monetary stimulus, which would be its third in three years. Kenneth Rogoff , a Harvard University economist, says that may be the only hope to help the U.S. avoid a Japan-style lost decade of
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U.S. stock futures point to higher open, Europe trims losses
for the Fed is to announce that it is considering another monetary stimulus, which would be its third in three years. Kenneth Rogoff , a Harvard University economist, says that may be the only hope to help the U.S. avoid a Japan-style lost decade of
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S&P Downgrade of Long-Term US Debt Divides Experts
to clients. The fact that the firm may have made mistakes in the past "doesn't change this basic fact," he said. Kenneth Rogoff , an economist at Harvard University, said that while the markets might ignore the downgrade now, S&P's move could
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Going Nowhere: Economy Struggles to Find Footing
quantitative easing, or QE2 for short. But the Fed has no plans for a third, fearing it would lead to higher inflation. Kenneth Rogoff , a Harvard University economist, says that in this economy, QE3 — and, if necessary, QE4 and beyond — is the only hope
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Low Taxes, High Health Costs Make US Choices Tough
of economic stagnation, had the heaviest debt burden at the end of the first quarter: 244 percent of GDP. Economists Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University and Carmen Reinhart of the Peterson Institute for International Economics say anything above 90 percent
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Low Taxes, High Health Costs Make US Choices Tough
of economic stagnation, had the heaviest debt burden at the end of the first quarter: 244 percent of GDP. Economists Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University and Carmen Reinhart of the Peterson Institute for International Finance say anything above 90 percent
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Low Taxes, High Health Costs Make US Choices Tough
of economic stagnation, had the heaviest debt burden at the end of the first quarter: 244 percent of GDP. Economists Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University and Carmen Reinhart of the Peterson Institute for International Finance say anything above 90 percent
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The Economic Recovery Turns 2: Feel Better yet?
2008. A recession that had begun in December 2007 turned into the deepest downturn since the Great Depression. Economists Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University and Carmen Reinhart of the Peterson Institute for International Economics analyzed eight centuries
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The Economic Recovery Turns 2: Feel Better yet?
2008. A recession that had begun in December 2007 turned into the deepest downturn since the Great Depression. Economists Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University and Carmen Reinhart of the Peterson Institute for International Economics analyzed eight centuries
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The Economic Recovery Turns 2: Feel Better yet?
2008. A recession that had begun in December 2007 turned into the deepest downturn since the Great Depression. Economists Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University and Carmen Reinhart of the Peterson Institute for International Economics analyzed eight centuries
