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EFTA01091808
Dataset 9
2012-12-31
2p
843w
…Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, the Bank of Japan) have tried to fill the void with hyper-easy money policies.
Smick
fears damaging outcomes: currency wars as countries strive to capture greater shares of stagnant export markets and burst "asset bubbles" caused by easy money. These visions clash. In 2013, we may learn which is right. Read more on this debate:
David M
.
Smick
: What will replace the globalization model? The Washington Post Company Page 12 of 2 EFTA01091809
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA01091808.pdf
EFTA00598409
Dataset 9
2012-10-16
3p
997w
Uje ashington 4i05t October 16, 2012 What will replace the globalization model? By
David M
. Snuck
David M
.
Smick
, a global macroeconomic adviser, is founder and editor of the International Economy magazine and author of "The World Is Curved: Hidden Dangers to the Global Economy." Here's a prediction: The political party that controls the White House after January could, four years later, be out of power for a generation. The economic challenges are that daunting. ■ not talking just…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00598409.pdf
EFTA00951257
Dataset 9
2013-01-06
18p
11,654w
Subject:
Greg Brown's Weekend Reading and Other Things.... 01/06/13
From:
Gregory Brown
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…the Bank of Japan) have tried to fill the void with hyper-easy money policies.
Smick
fears damaging outcomes: currency wars as countries strive to capture greater shares of stagnant export markets and burst "asset bubbles" caused by easy money. In October 2012
David M
.
Smick
wrote in The Washington Post — What will replace the globalization model? Economist are saying that the globalization model of the past 30 years is cracking up as the growth of total global exports has…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00951257.pdf
EFTA00668850
Dataset 9
2012-10-21
12p
7,856w
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Greg Brown's Weekend Reading and Other Things.... 10/21/12
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Gregory Brown
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…to fix it. Today's politicians don't believe this as they blame the poor for being poor, the ignorant for being ignorant and believe that their own poop doesn't stink. Weekend Reading In the forward this week I alluded to the paradigm change in globalization which has been economic growth generator since World War II. In
David M
.
Smick
's article in The Washington Post, What will replace the globalization model? — the title speaks for itself. He states…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00668850.pdf
EFTA00598407
Dataset 9
2012-12-31
2p
843w
…Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, the Bank of Japan) have tried to fill the void with hyper-easy money policies.
Smick
fears damaging outcomes: currency wars as countries strive to capture greater shares of stagnant export markets and burst "asset bubbles" caused by easy money. These visions clash. In 2013, we may learn which is right. Read more on this debate:
David M
.
Smick
: What will replace the globalization model? The Washington Post Company Page 12 of 2 EFTA00598408
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00598407.pdf
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