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Inflation threat to China and India
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15.1.2010 |
Financial Times US |
| Inflation is emerging as the key economic problem for India and China as growth surges in the wake of the global financial crisis, the Asian Development Bank warned on Friday |
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Oil slips below $79 amid stronger US dollar
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15.1.2010 |
SFGate: Business & Technology |
| Oil slips below $79 amid stronger US dollar |
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Colorado to gain jobs in '10, forecast says
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15.1.2010 |
Vail Colorado: News |
| Colorado should see job growth returning and home prices start rising again this year as the U.S. economic recovery gains traction, according to a forecast Wednesday from Vectra Bank Colorado.
The U.S. economy should grow 2.5 percent to 3 percent this year, adjusting for inflation, predicted economist Jeff Thredgold at Vectra Bank's 17th Annual Economic Forecast Breakfast.
While not especially robust, that recovery and a global rebound are the two precursors needed for Colorado to enjoy consistent job growth again.
"Colorado will move out of its own recession by the latter part of 2010," Thredgold said.
Still, the need to unwind the massive debts accumulated by households, businesses and government will translate into a recovery ... |
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ClimateGate's Michael Mann Received Stimulus Funds, Media Mum
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14.1.2010 |
NewsTrust Yahoo Pipes Feed |
| A scientist in the middle of the ClimateGate scandal received economic stimulus funds last June.
As NewsBusters reported on November 28, Penn State University is investigating Professor Michael Mann, the creator of the discredited " Hockey Stick Graph ," for his involvement in an international attempt to exaggerate and manipulate climate data in order to advance the myth of manmade global warming.
According to the conservative think tank the National Center for Public Policy Research, Mann received $541,184 in economic stimulus funds last June to conduct climate change research.
With this in mind, NCPPR issued a press release Thursday asking for these funds to be returned:
In the face of rising unemployment and record-breaking ... |
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Unreal. Climategate Junk Scientist Michael Mann Awarded Half a Million in Stimulus Cash
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14.1.2010 |
Gateway Pundit |
| Dr. Michael Mann co-authored the famous graph of temperature trends dubbed the “hockey stick graph.”
Mann was implicated in the global warming email and document conspiracy in 2009.
Mann’s controversial work has been challenged in the past.
Dr. Mann was implicated in the global warming email conspiracy. It was reported on several websites that classified emails and files [...] |
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Asia urged to carefully plan stimulus exit to sustain growth
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14.1.2010 |
Earth Times |
| Manila - Asia countries must carefully time their exit from stimulus packages to sustain recovery from the global economic slump, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) said Thursday. Haruhiko Kuroda, president of the Manila-based ADB, said each country ne... |
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ECB to hold rates at historic low amid Greek debt crisis worries
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14.1.2010 |
Earth Times |
| Frankfurt - The European Central Bank is meeting for the first time this year on Thursday amid forecasts that it will keep interest rates at their historic low of 1 per cent. Analysts believe the Frankfurt-based bank will leave borrowing costs on hol... |
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Moral Bankruptcy: Why Are We Letting Wall Street Off So Easy?
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13.1.2010 |
Commondreams.org Views |
| by Joseph E. Stiglitz It is said that a near-death experience forces one to reevaluate priorities and values. The global
economy has just escaped a near-death experience. The crisis exposed
the flaws in the prevailing economic model, but it also exposed flaws
in our society. Much has been written about the foolishness of the risks that the financial sector undertook, the devastation that its institutions have brought to the economy, and the fiscal deficits that
have resulted. read more |
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Investing: Funds that stayed the course paid off
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13.1.2010 |
Star Tribune: Business |
| Analysts expect the economy to shift into low gear as it keeps chugging up the hill this year. |
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Moral Bankruptcy
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13.1.2010 |
Mother Jones |
| Joseph Stiglitz' new book, Freefall: America, Free Markets, and the Sinking of the World Economy , is in stores as of Monday. You can find it online at Powell's .
IT IS SAID THAT A NEAR-DEATH experience forces one to reevaluate priorities and values. The global economy has just escaped a near-death experience. The crisis exposed the flaws in the prevailing economic model, but it also exposed flaws in our society. Much has been written about the foolishness of the risks that the financial sector undertook, the devastation that its institutions have brought to the economy, and the fiscal deficits that have resulted. Too little has been written about the underlying moral deficit that has been exposed—a deficit that is larger, and harder to ... |
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Down With Obamunism
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13.1.2010 |
American Spectator |
| Down With Obamunism |
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Optimism as November trade deficit increases to $36.4 billion
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13.1.2010 |
Boston Globe: Business |
| Optimism as November trade deficit increases to $36.4 billion |
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News In Brief
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13.1.2010 |
San Jose Mercury News: Business |
| washingtonU.S. trade gap up 9.7%The U.S. trade deficit jumped to the highest level in 10 months as an improving U. |
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Asian Stocks Fall After China Raises Bank Reserve Requirements
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13.1.2010 |
NY Times: Business |
Beijing’s surprise decision to raise banks’ reserve requirements sparked concerns that the move could slow China’s purchases of natural resources.
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U.S. trade gap hits 10-month high
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13.1.2010 |
Chicago Tribune: Business |
| U.S. trade gap hits 10-month high |
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Cameron's slum dogma | Kevin Watkins
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13.1.2010 |
Guardian: Comment is Free |
| The Conservative plan for overseas aid treats Africa as a laboratory for free-market ideology
You don't win general elections in Britain by fighting poverty in poor countries. That has to be good news for David Cameron, because the Conservative programme on international development would be a sure-fire vote loser.
Whatever your take on New Labour, its credentials on development are impressive. As a nation we have become more generous in our dealings with the world's poorest people, moving from the lower leagues to the premier division of leadership on poverty reduction.
Aid has been an important part of the transition. The £9bn development assistance programme represents 0.5% of our GDP – three times the share in 1997. Britain has ... |
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Drumbeat: January 12, 2010
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12.1.2010 |
The Oil Drum |
| EIA sees US natgas production down 3 pct in 2010
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Energy Information Administration on Tuesday slightly raised its estimate for domestic natural gas production in 2010 but still expected output this year to be down 3 percent from 2009 levels.
In its January Short-Term Energy Outlook, EIA said it expected marketed natural gas production to be down 1.8 billion cubic feet per day, or 3 percent, this year, primarily due to steep declines from initial production at newly drilled wells and the lagged effect of reduced drilling activity.
(Reuters) - The U.S. Energy Information Administration on Tuesday said it expected world oil demand to rise to 86.65 million barrels per day in 2011, up 1.47 million bpd from 2010.
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November U.S. trade deficit increases to $36.4 billion
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12.1.2010 |
San Jose Mercury News: Breaking News |
| WASHINGTON — The U.S. trade deficit jumped to the highest level in 10 months as an improving U. |
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China takes new steps to curb bank lending
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12.1.2010 |
Boston Globe: Latest |
| China takes new steps to curb bank lending |
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November trade deficit increases to $36.4 billion
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12.1.2010 |
LA Times: Business |
| November trade deficit increases to $36.4 billion |
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