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...several faculty said he provides balance to a University administration headed by an economist and a psychiatrist...
...month as long as rates hold. Overall, Britons pay only 8% of their income on interest payments, compared to 15% in 1990 after rates had soared into the double-digits, triggering the big credit crunch. "There is no evidence of people having pain servicing their debts," says housing economist John Wriglesworth of Hometrack, "despite lenders being very generous with their lending policies...
...Famed economist and Warburg Professor Emeritus John Kenneth Galbraith regaled a packed ARCO Forum crowd last night with memories of a lifetime spent working alongside the like of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Class of 1904, and John F. Kennedy...
Summers, who once served as chief economist at the World Bank, signed the petition to Bush but was ushered away by Undergraduate Council President Sujean S. Lee ’03 before he could get his cup of ice cream...
...Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, which had promised to cut unemployment dramatically and faces re-election in September. Zwickel, the IG Metall leader who favors three-piece suits over worker's overalls, argues that big pay raises are good for the domestic economy by increasing consumer spending. But economists worry that a strike now could wreck the country's halting recovery from last year's recession. "IG Metall is out of control," declared the newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine. "It refuses to concern itself with the finances of factories, with their competitiveness, with Germany as a location for doing business, with...