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The answer, according to the economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff, is … “not much.”
What’s So Special About the Subprime Mess? - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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The answer, according to the economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff, is … “not much.”
What’s So Special About the Subprime Mess? - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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Kenneth Rogoff , the Harvard University economist, says, "For now, at least, the only serious alternatives to today's dominant Anglo-American paradigm are other forms of capitalism."
Emerging Questions on Growth Path David Wessel 2012
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Mr. Rogoff is among those economists who deem a double-dip recession unlikely.
What It Would Take to Do a Double Dip Justin Lahart 2011
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As the economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff have shown in the journal American Economic Review, such high debt-to-GDP ratios are associated with low growth.
How to Grow Out of the Deficit Edward P. Lazear 2010
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With its $3.2 trillion in reserves, China "has much deeper pockets than the IMF," said Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff , also a former IMF chief economist.
Three Buttons the IMF Could Push Sudeep Reddy 2011
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With household balance sheets still badly damaged by the housing bust, consumers have far less wiggle room than usual to handle high energy prices, says Harvard University economist Ken Rogoff .
What It Would Take to Do a Double Dip Justin Lahart 2011
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Some economists, among them Harvard University's Kenneth Rogoff, say today's painfully slow economic growth is the inevitable result of the massive head winds that follow a recession caused by a banking and financial crisis.
Central Bankers Worry Economy Still in Peril Jon Hilsenrath 2011
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Reinhart and Rogoff, after studying the experiences of 44 countries, found that a debt-to-GDP ratio above 90% saw median growth rates fall by 1% and average growth by even more.
Reform, Don't Raise, The Debt Limit Alex Brill 2011
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"The IMF needs to take a much tougher line with Europe for Europe's sake," said Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff , a former IMF chief economist.
U.S. Struggles for Traction on Europe Crisis Sudeep Reddy 2011
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