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Kenneth Rogoff: Inequality, immigration and hypocrisy
Europe's claim to care about inequality more than the United States is pure hypocrisy - as long as it continues to be so anti-immigrant
Kenneth Rogoff: Will China's infra bank work?
It is far from clear that the Chinese model of infrastructure development can be exported universally
Kenneth Rogoff: The stock-bond disconnect
Low interest rates worldwide are more than symptoms of deficient demand or financial repression
Kenneth Rogoff: Do economic sanctions work?
Although such restrictions can be an essential way to demonstrate moral resolve, their economic effects are usually modest
Kenneth Rogoff: Can Japan reboot?
If Abenomics 2.0 fails to embrace deep structural reform, it will fare no better than the original
Kenneth Rogoff: Celebrity central bankers
Much discussion of central-bank pronouncements and decisions grossly exaggerates their economic significance
Kenneth Rogoff: China's inscrutable contraction
The idea that controlled tightening is easier in a more centrally planned economy, where policy makers must rely on far noisier market signals, is highly questionable
Kenneth Rogoff: The exaggerated death of inflation
No matter how much central banks may present inflation levels as technocratic decision, it is a social choice
Kenneth Rogoff: A tear for Argentina
Argentina's latest debt trauma shows that the global system for sovereign-debt workouts remains badly in need of repair
Kenneth Rogoff: Europe's debt wish
Structural reforms and fiscal austerity fall far short of being a complete solution to Europe's debt problems
Kenneth Rogoff: Where is the inequality problem?
The capitalist system has had an impressive three decades when it comes to reducing inequality
Kenneth Rogoff: A surplus of controversy
Germany's big current-account surplus is not a problem with a simple solution
Kenneth Rogoff: Malthus, Marx and modern growth
Advanced economies trying to raise living standards face challenges greater than ever before
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Kenneth Rogoff: How fragile are emerging markets?
Today's drama actually reflects the shock absorbers of flexible exchange rates at work
Kenneth Rogoff: Foreign aid follies
A new book warns development assistance must not stand in the way of organic forces that could deliver long-term change
Kenneth Rogoff: The problem with the West
The author asks what exactly ails the world's advanced economies
Kenneth Rogoff: The problem with wealth taxes
Advanced countries have implemented very little fundamental tax reform so far. Many governments are giving in to higher marginal tax rates
Kenneth Rogoff: America's endless budget battle
The wrangling between the US president and the legislature will only harm the dollar, and global financial stability
