Greenspan Sees No Rise Soon For the Dollar

Article Abstract:

In a speech to European bankers, Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, suggested that a weak dollar was not a real problem for the United States and nothing would be done to slow down its decline. Lower exchange rates for the dollar are effecting economic growth in Europe.

Government expenditures, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Administration of General Economic Programs, Commodity & service prices, Intnl Economic Policy, Public affairs, Intnl Economic Relations, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Economic aspects, Prices and rates, Forecasts and trends, International aspects, Economic policy, Greenspan, Alan, Market trend/market analysis, International economic relations, Monetary policy, Dollar (United States), Speeches, lectures and essays, Company pricing policy, Frankfurt, Germany

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The Next Shock: Not Oil, but Debt

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The American economy may be facing a difficult time as the ratio of nonfinancial debt to gross domestic product is now more than two to one.

Gross domestic product, Comparative analysis, Debt financing (Corporations), Corporate debt

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It's Who You Know. Really

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Stanford economist Kenneth J. Arrow has reached the conclusion that networking is extremely important in the labor market.

Science & research, Research, Analysis, Job hunting, Arrow, Kenneth J., Business networks (Social groups)

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