Doubts remain over Berlusconi’s will to reform
Eurozone crisis has making of horror sequel, complete crisis of divided europe
High-end house prices soar in Asia opposite to united china
European court faults Russia over Yukos
good article on Germany, concept of ordo liberists, free market thinking i n a tight regulated economy, conservative social economy stops the elite from embracing more risky approach w/ euro cause welfare state benefits would be endangered ....Stark resignation, Philip Roessler FDP economic minister, , Hans Sinn attack on ECB operations and fear of improvisation that reminds you joke of Germans paying a train ticket to go to a comunist revolution in Munich, Schauble schwabian frugal wife and moral principles underpinning economy are opposed by a small group of Gernman econbomists like Thomas Biebricher of Frankfurt’s Goethe university. Gustav Horn of the Düsseldorf-based Hans-Böckler institute. “In the end, Germany will come around – it has to.” backstopping role for the ECB. .., Peter Bofinger of Würzburg university or Gustav Horn of the Düsseldorf-based Hans-Böckler institute, a small group of German economists who argue against mainstream “ordo-liberal” thinking. “displaying a clash in the dominant way of economic teaching....... concept of Ordnungspolitik – the practical application of ordo-liberalism – was combined with the idea of a Soziale Marktwirtschaft, an economy requiring income redistribution and generous welfare safety nets. ...
A crisis is the only way to test your value on entepreneurship, priortising and character
Industrial commodities: Europe burns, China cooks
After all, urbanisation continues apace. Steelmakers have had to boost production to cope with the state housing programme. That spells continued demand for iron ore and coking coal for Anglo American, BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Vale.
ommodity prices, even after the summer sell-off, remain well above marginal production costs.
US mortgages: strings attached
UBS and Citi eye Asia to get back on track
Regulators take aim at exchange-traded funds
Benchmark obsession undermines investor returns good article on the stupidty of absolute returns
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