Monetary Policy And International Trade

President Obama’s Ten Days in Asia: What’s the Real Message?

Adele Wick 15. Nov, 2010 0 Comments

President Obama just returned from a ten-day tour of Asia. The tour was set up well in advance of midterm election results, and the timing must have been dictated in part by the G20 Summit in Seoul, South Korea, and ...Read more

Foreign Policy, Monetary Policy and International Trade

Adele Wick, APEC Summit, Barack Obama, Featured, G20 Summit, Japan, Japan's Mr. Kan, Jay Leno, Jonathon M. Trugman, Martin Fackler, QE2, Sheryl Gay Stolberg, South Korea, The New York Times, Trade with South Korea

Anger Politics in America Takes on the Yuan

Adele Wick 25. Oct, 2010 0 Comments

As mid-term elections come closer and closer, Americans have discovered a new and distinctively bipartisan enemy: China. Darn it, its yuan is worth fewer dollars than we’d like it to be, and we’re angry about that. How about taxing Chinese ...Read more

Monetary Policy and International Trade

Adele Wick, China, Devaluation, Featured, Quantitative Easing (QE), Robert Samuelson, Smoot-Hawley, Yuan

Money: We CAN Have Too Much of It

Adele Wick 07. Dec, 2009 1 Comment

Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat, and our checking account balances are getting lean. We could all use more money, right? Wrong.

We could all use more income and more assets – even Bill and Melissa Gates, who do ...Read more

Monetary Policy and International Trade

China, debt, deficits, exchange rates, Geithner, government debt, inflation, money supply, petro-dollars, world trade

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President Obama’s Ten Days in Asia: What’s the Real Message?

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