EMM News Explorer: Kenneth Rogoff

[ says]: If they sold their gold, I'm not sure it would do anything to their credit rating,

wsj 13-DEC-11

[ said]: There is widespread agreement among economists that housing debt is at the heart of the slow recovery,

economictimes 02-DEC-11

[ said]: Global public debt is extraordinarily high,

theglobeandmail 31-OCT-11

[ said]: I’m pretty skeptical that the euro zone will keep all of its members,

theglobeandmail 29-OCT-11

[-said]: There’s just too many inconsistencies,

kathimerini 28-OCT-11

[-said]: I don’t think there’s any doubt that we’ll see more defaults beyond Greece,

kathimerini 28-OCT-11

[ said]: My read of this is that the markets are cheered that they’re still alive,

kathimerini 28-OCT-11

[-said]: It feels at its root to me like more of the same, where they’ve figured how to buy a couple of months,

kathimerini 28-OCT-11

[ said]: The administration's hope is that the Europeans will kick the can down the road far enough that it gets past the election,

economictimes 25-SEP-11

[ said]: A lot of money has been lost,

IHT 23-SEP-11

[ said]: The administration’s hope is that the Europeans will kick the can down the road far enough that it gets past the election,

IHT 23-SEP-11

[ says]: Our financial system is still very frail,

news 15-SEP-11

[ said]: not going to go far enough to prevent this from happening again,

independent 23-AUG-11

[ said]: The short-sale ban really smacks of desperation,

npr 12-AUG-11

[ said]: they certainly should do something right away,

economictimes 10-AUG-11

[-repeated]: inflation is an unfair way of effectively writing down all non-indexed debts in the economy. But it would significantly ameliorate the problems, making other steps less costly and more effective.

theglobeandmail 10-AUG-11

[ asked]: Why is everyone still referring to the recent financial crisis as the 'Great Recession?'

todayonline 07-AUG-11

[ said]: It’s a very emotional and volatile environment,

IHT 07-AUG-11

[ said]: Europe’s plan was to have growth fix the problem. America’s plan was to have growth fix the problem. And that’s not going to work,

IHT 06-AUG-11

[ says]: China is not collapsing, [but] it's notably slowing,

npr 03-AUG-11

[-says]: is absolutely following the script,

newschannel5 01-JUL-11

[ said]: There is every possibility that at the end of this Greece is going to default anyway,

IHT 21-JUN-11

[ said]: If they just continue with the European Union’s austerity program, they’re going to be in slow growth or recession as far as the eye can see, and at the end of the day they’re still going to default,

IHT 19-JUN-11

[ said]: Jamie Dimon is right that it only makes sense to look at the effects of financial regulation holistically,

IHT 14-JUN-11

[ says]: There's an expectation that government will always be there to bail you out and there's an expectation that tax rates will always be kept low,

wsj 28-MAR-11

[-said]: I do think the eventual restructuring of two or three countries - Greece, Ireland, Portugal - is inevitable,

phantis 03-MAR-11

[-said]: would be a sensible solution but I don’t think it will happen,

hurriyetdailynews 03-MAR-11

[-said]: It's still very, very, very high,

WashingtonPost 23-FEB-11

[-said]: We're not growing like we were after World War II, so the amount of debt you can bear and the trajectory are much worse,

WashingtonPost 23-FEB-11

[ said]: We're running a gigantic deficit, and we're not growing very fast,

WashingtonPost 17-FEB-11

[ said]: If you were the biggest, strongest economy and you weren't the richest, you'd rectify that by conquering the others and taking their wealth,

wsj 14-FEB-11

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