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...third panelist was Summers, who as chief economist of the World Bank signed his name to an infamous memo encouraging developed countries to export polluting industries to the third world. But more than a decade later, the University president was steadfast in calling for a solution to the problem of greenhouse gas emissions...
...only narrowly avoided a return to recession?defined as two consecutive quarters of decline in gross domestic product?with 0.1% gdp growth in the third quarter following a 0.1% contraction in the second. "We are entering a slow patch, and there is no obvious exit," says Peter Morgan, chief economist at HSBC Securities in Tokyo...
...which three or four families run the entire country. Ninety-nine percent of the people know that their rights are not defended in any way, that a phone call from the presidential staff supersedes the law. We need a new independent judiciary. We need freedom of speech. As an economist, I'm worried that 55% of the national economy works in the shadows. What I want is an open, transparent, functional, socially oriented economy. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF RUSSIA'S UKRAINE POLICIES? I think Russia could have come up with much better decisions. Russia endorsed the incumbent regime rather...
...January—is still open during limited hours on Thursday evenings, offering lectures, courses, book signings and film series. The center, which has a mailing list of 540 members, also operates the Bookmarx bookstore and hosts a weekly show on Cambridge cable television. Just this past weekend, an economist came to the center to talk about the status of Marxism in China...
...federal jury trying part of the case against star Harvard economist Andrei Shleifer ’82 is expected to deliver a verdict this morning after considering heated closing arguments in court yesterday...