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The lies we were told : politics, economics, austerity and Brexit

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On concerted unilateralism : when macroeconomic policy coordination is helpful and when it is not

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Cooperation between countries to ensure global economic growth : a role for the G20?

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Deep recessions and slow recoveries

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Macroeconomic Policy in Light of the Credit Crunch : The Return of Counter-Cyclical Fiscal Policy?

Wren-Lewis, Simon - 2010

This paper begins by arguing that the 2007/8 credit crunch does not require a fundamental re-evaluation of monetary policy. The crunch occurred because regulation was too lax, and we need to develop new and more effective tools of regulatory control. To focus on current account imbalances or...

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