EMM News Explorer: Raghuram Rajan

[ says]: There is an enormous imperative to keep growth going. It's not so much about the quality of the growth,

telegraph 07-JAN-12

[ said]: The political reaction, whether big government is seen at fault or big business, the reaction is that the system is tainted and there is too much crony capitalism at work,

kyivpost 01-JAN-12

[-wrote]: The key point is that official funding must also bear losses if necessary,

news 11-DEC-11

[ said]: The problem with some of these countries now is you're getting to a point where (debt) is large enough that defaulting on the IMF is attractive enough if you want to reduce your debt,

news 11-DEC-11

[ said]: The problem with some of these countries now is you're getting to a point where [debt] is large enough that defaulting on the IMF is attractive enough if you want to reduce your debt,

ibtimes 10-DEC-11

[ said]: The problem with some of these countries now is you’re getting to a point where (debt) is large enough that defaulting on the IMF is attractive enough if you want to reduce your debt,

dailytimesPK 10-DEC-11

[ said]: he added. DeMint said he would seek to force another vote to stop US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner from supporting more European bailouts. The Senate voted 55-44 in June against a proposal by DeMint to repeal IMF loan authority. Domenico Lombardi, a former IMF board official now at the Brookings Institution in Washington, said even if the US Congress rescinded the loan, it would not prevent the IMF from lending to Europe. He said the international community has a stake in ensuring the euro zone crisi

kuwaittimes 10-DEC-11

[ says]: Europe is rich enough. It is not in net deficit, when you balance out all of the trade deficits and surpluses,

IHT 03-DEC-11

[ writes]: Someone is paying a price for ultra-low interest rates: the patient and uncomplaining saver,

news 25-AUG-11

[-said]: The bottom line is that the underlying private sector economy in the US is extremely profitable at this point and is looking to grow,

expressindia 16-JUN-11

[-said]: I don't see either of those really big right now in the United States,

news 15-JUN-11

[ said]: Is China inevitably headed for a hard landing? Nothing is inevitable,

todayonline 15-JUN-11

[ said]: The problem in India is that the fiscal policy is not supportive of the contraction even as we have the RBI raising the interest rate. Let's talk about the food security bill which in the sense subsidises food to a significant part of the population which is going to blow a further hole in the fiscal (side) over and above what's being blown by subsidies to fuel,

todayonline 15-JUN-11

[said:]: The problem in India is that the fiscal policy is not supportive of the contraction even as we have the RBI raising the interest rate.

channelnewsasia 15-JUN-11

[said:]: Nothing is inevitable.

channelnewsasia 15-JUN-11

[-said]: The bottom line is that the underlying private sector economy in the United States is extremely profitable at this point and is looking to grow,

news 15-JUN-11

[-said]: I call this the 'Sarah Palin-ization' of US politics,

gmanews 15-JUN-11

[-told]: One of the advantages of this long drawn-out crisis resolution process is that many private sector entities that were exposed to Greece have reduced their exposure,

irishtimes 15-JUN-11

[-told]: To my mind, one of the reasons Sarah Palin has so much following amongst the broader public is partly because she doesn't represent the elite, she doesn't know much history (and) she doesn't know much economics,

reuters 15-JUN-11

[-said]: The bottom line is the underlying private sector economy in the United States is extremely profitable at this point and is looking to grow,

reuters 15-JUN-11

[ said]: For the first time, I have heard my private sector businessmen friends talk about investing in the United States, especially in manufacturing,

reuters 15-JUN-11

[-said]: I call this the 'Sarah Palin-isation' of U.S. politics,

reuters 15-JUN-11

[ says]: The Fed has become a prisoner of expectations,

theglobeandmail 13-JUN-11

[ says]: These low rates seem natural now, because of this fallacy that higher rates are going to be extremely contractionary,

theglobeandmail 13-JUN-11

[ says]: Can we afford another crisis? I think the answer is no,

wsj 28-MAR-11

[-told]: is relatively limited,

china 11-FEB-11

[-said]: This will also take care of inflation from the fiscal side. Subsidies are the biggest item in the Budget. My sense is if you can pass through crude oil prices, restrain food subsidy and do away with fertiliser subsidy, 90% of what needs to be done on the expenditure side would be done,

financialexpress 27-JAN-11

[ admits]: We always failed to predict the [economic] turning point,

bbc 27-JAN-11

[ said]: You don’t want interest rates to be raised to such a level that growth is killed,

financialexpress 26-JAN-11

[-said]: Maybe, we are reaching limits in our capacity and need to pull back on demand. Let’s try and pull back on government growth, which by convention is less efficient, compared with private sector demand,

financialexpress 26-JAN-11

[-told]: This will also take care of inflation from the fiscal side. Subsidies are the biggest item in the Budget. My sense is if you can pass through crude oil prices, restrain food subsidy and do away with fertilizer subsidy, 90 per cent of what needs to be done on the expenditure side would be done,

financialexpress 26-JAN-11

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