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Martin Feldstein

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China's new path

Judging by those chosen as Beijing's senior economic team, market-friendly reforms are on the way

When rates rise, eventually

By using QE to keep long-term rates low, US Fed will cause individual losses and overall financial instability

Martin Feldstein: The dollar gets riskier

The US needs to control its fiscal deficit and bank reserves, or the dollar will fall more rapidly

Martin Feldstein: Ending Japan's long deflation

Shinzo Abe wants to weaken the yen, but that would be disastrous for Japan's high debt

2013: India's second wind

Martin Feldstein explains why the Indian economy is going to come back, and soon

Martin Feldstein: Avoiding a new US recession

America can negotiate away the 'fiscal cliff' through tax and entitlement reform

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