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In this blog, our correspondents consider the fluctuations in the world economy and the policies intended to produce more booms than busts
Inflation is as destabilising as currency appreciation
(John Makin)
Central banks should tighten in the face of food inflation
(Jahangir Aziz)
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Europe's economies are moving in different directions
Alternatives to inefficient ticket pricing
(Matt Yglesias)
Mervyn King stands up to his critics
(Wall Street Journal)
Who is Jens Weidmann?
(Olaf Storbeck)
Money and reserves
(Econbrowser)
For Egypt, a fresh start, with cities
(New York Times)
Net fiscal stimulus during the Great Recession
(Joshua Aizenman and Gurnain Kaur Pasricha)
Predicting economic market crises using measures of collective panic
(Dion Harmon, Marcus de Aguiar, David Chinellato, Dan Braha, Irving Epstein, and Yaneer Bar-Yam)
The economic impact of bouts of severe weather is easily exaggerated
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