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Obama nominated Princeton's Alan Krueger, a labor economist, to head the White House economic team, a person who's likely to advocate for a more-aggressive U.S. action to bring down unemployment.

What's News— 2011

The yen has gotten stronger this year in part because more-aggressive monetary easing by other central banks, including the Fed, have brought down interest rates abroad and have made the yen a more attractive currency for international investors.

Bank of Japan Tries New Policies Megumi Fujikawa 2010

As if the full-body scans weren't annoying enough, travelers now face higher transaction fees and more-aggressive fraud detection systems when they use their credit and debit cards abroad.

C'est la Fee: New Hassles for Travelers Karen Blumenthal 2011

A second foray this month by the finance ministry would break the recent pattern of limited interventions, and would appear to be a step closer to the more-aggressive currency policy taken by the Japanese government through the 1990s and early 2000s.

Japan Finds It Harder to Slow the Yen Alex Frangos 2011

Still, French and British diplomats continue to voice concerns that some members of this emerging coalition, including NATO members Germany and Turkey, could seek to constrain the more-aggressive actions Paris and London are contemplating.

Obama Bets on a Limited Engagement Jay Solomon 2011

Growth in demand, a product of India's economic rise, is something the RBI can slow with more-aggressive rate increases.

India Needs Tough Love From Its Central Bank Harsh Joshi 2011

The more-aggressive new fish ate some Paiute trout and hybridized with others.

Flies, and Their Lawyers, Keep Rare Trout From Going Home Justin Scheck 2011

The European Central Bank bought government bonds, helping partly to reverse a sharp increase in borrowing costs in Spain and Italy, but let down those investors who hoped it would move toward more-aggressive purchases following the deal hashed out at an all-night meeting of European Union leaders on Friday morning in Brussels.

Political, Legal Challenges to Summit Deal Emerge Geoffrey T. Smith 2011

The Singapore dollar, which had fallen recently on expectations of the move, rose sharply, suggesting some traders had expected more-aggressive easing.

Asian Shares Drop John Phillips 2011

A few of the solutions — like more-aggressive support for the unemployed, and employer tax credits or other subsidies to get people back to work faster — are straightforward and obvious, or at least they should be.

How a New Jobless Era Will Transform America 2010