Reform and Restructuring in Asia
Finance & Development (IMF) Mar 2001, Volume 38, Number 1
In the Dollar We Trust
Comment: An argument by the Assistant to the Bush Administration for economic policy on why America needs to maintain a strong-dollar policy (support of anti-inflationary monetary policy, increase attractiveness of business environment for capital inflows, free trade for currency markets, practical benefits such as seignorage revenue).
Lindsey, L.B. (The International Economy) Mar/Apr 2001
Small Is Big
Krauss, M. (The International Economy) Mar/Apr 2001
Global Capital Rules, Okay?
The Economist Mar 1st, 2001
Financial Sector Assessment Program - A Commentary
Conthem, M. & S. Ingves (IMF) Mar 9th, 2001
How Dot-Coms Joined the Old Economy
The New York Times Mar 10th, 2001
Synchronous Global Recession?
Roach, S. (Morgan Stanley) Mar 12th, 2001
Japan Is Shackled by Deflation, Blocking Its Hope for Recovery
The New York Times Mar 12th, 2001
Euro Economy to Grow 3%, Shrug Off U.S. Slowdown
Bloomberg Mar 12th, 2001
Turks Again See Mirage of Prosperity Disappear With Devaluation
Bloomberg Mar 12th, 2001
Technology Leaders Find Their Bearings in Doldrums
Schiesel, S. (New York Times) Mar 12th, 2001
WTO Ministerial Prep Meeting Tackles New Round
BRIDGES Weekly Trade News Digest Vol. 5, Number 9
EU & US Meet on Trade as US Trade Policy Takes Shape
BRIDGES Weekly Trade News Digest Vol. 5, Number 9
Make Russia a Better Neighbor
The New York Times March 14, 2001
Euro-Zone Growth May Be Below ECB's 3% Forecast, Bank of Italy Report Says
Bloomberg Mar 14th, 2001
The Sinking Sun?
Safire, W. (New York Times) Mar 15th, 2001
ECB Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged; Reduction Seen in Third Quarter
Bloomberg Mar 15th, 2001
Digital Divide or Dividend?
Friedman, T.L. (New York Times) Mar 16th, 2001
OPEC Plans Cut In Oil Production
Washington Post Mar 16th, 2001
The Euro Is in the Tank, and ECB Gets No Respect
DeRosa, D. (Bloomberg) Mar 18th, 2001
US Rate Cut May be Less than Desired
Bloomberg Mar 19th, 2001
BOJ to Push Rates to Zero; Says Government Must Undertake `Painful' Reform
Bloomberg Mar 19th, 2001
IMF Worked with Authorities to Solve Turkish Problem
Deppler, M. (IMF) Mar 19th, 2001
Japan's Bank Acts to Spur Spending to Revive Economy
The New York Times Mar 20th, 2001
Yen Tumbles as BOJ Move to Cut Rate to Zero Percent Saps Demand
Bloomberg Mar 20th, 2001
Korea Says Economic Growth Could Fall Below 4% Unless U.S., Japan Recover
Bloomberg Mar 20th, 2001
Argentina in a Fix
The Economist Mar 20th, 2001
Duisenberg Says U.S. Growth Slowdown May Be Worse Than Expected
Bloomberg Mar 21st, 2001
Jump-Starting Japan
The Economist Mar 21st, 2001
A hopeful man for Turkey's economy
The Economist Mar 23rd, 2001
How low will American rates go?
The Economist Mar 23rd, 2001
Japan's sick economy
The Economist Mar 23rd, 2001
Can the world escape recession?
The Economist Mar 23rd, 2001
Comment: A thought-provoking piece on where the global economy might be headed, highlighting the concerns and dangers that lie ahead.
Staggering to Stockholm?
The Economist Mar 23rd, 2001
Time for Rate Cut From the European Central Bank
DeRosa, D. (Bloomberg) Mar 25th, 2001
Nailbiting
The Economist Mar 26th, 2001
How to Distribute AIDS Drugs
Bellamy, C. (New York Times) Mar 26th, 2001
When Debt Is Good
The Wall Street Journal Mar 27th, 2001
Services: WTO Members Close to an Agreement on Negotiating Guidelines
BRIDGES Weekly Trade News Digest Vol. 5, Number 11
Asia's Faltering Recovery
The Economist Mar 27th, 2001
America's Confusing Economic Signals
The Economist Mar 27th, 2001
Boom and Gloom
The Economist Mar 27th, 2001
Bad Trades
The Wall Street Journal Mar 28th, 2001
Lumber Dispute Threatens U.S.-Canada Trade Ties
The New York Times Mar 28th, 2001
Euro Near 3-Month Low as Report Dims ECB Rate-Cut Expectations
Bloomberg Mar 28th, 2001
European Economies: ECB Keeps Key Rate at 4.75%
Bloomberg Mar 29th, 2001