Antonio Fatas on the Global Economy

In a New York Times column Paul Krugman makes the point that the Chinese economy is going to have difficulties continuing growing with its ...

Most of the commentary one reads these days about the negative consequences of the policies set by central banks (low-interest rate and quan...

Mohamed El-Erian in the Financial Times today puts forward again the argument that quantitative easing has generated little benefits and is ...

In my previous blog post I criticized the latest annual BIS report on several grounds. One of them was their analysis of monetary policy. Le...

The BIS just published its annual report  (and some of its arguments are also presented in a lecture that Raghuram Rajan gave at the BIS at...

Dean Baker complains about the high number of inconsistencies and mistakes that Niall Ferguson manages to put together in a Wall Street Jou...

Here is a follow up to my previous post about what to expect when Quantitative Easing is reversed. The point I made earlier is that the more...