Alan Blinder News
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Bankers advising the Federal Reserve Board warned in February of potential harm to U.S. financial institutions from rising credit risk even as they endorsed the central bank’s record stimulus.
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Limiting leverage is “a crucial part” of guarding against future financial meltdowns, said Alan Blinder, former Federal Reserve vice chairman and current Princeton University economics professor.
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What lesson can economists draw from the ruckus over a flaw found in an influential study by two Harvard University scholars? Our suggestion: Do a better job of checking one another’s work.
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In little more than a decade, Promontory Financial Group LLC has evolved into a new kind of Washington player tapped by banks including Morgan Stanley and Citigroup Inc. to resolve regulatory disputes behind the scenes.
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Former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Alan Blinder said the central bank cannot accurately predict asset-price bubbles, and that no risk-free strategy exists as policy makers try to boost employment and the economy.
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Mary Schapiro, the former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, must take us for fools.
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Former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Alan Blinder and David Leonhardt of the New York Times talk with Charlie Rose about Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke's news conference yesterday after the central bank said it will keep up its bond buying at a pace of $85 billion a month. ("Charlie Rose" airs weeknights on PBS and Bloomberg Television. Source: Charlie Rose)
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U.S. budget cuts scheduled for March 1 are “small beer” compared with challenges faced earlier this year, including the so-called fiscal cliff, according to Princeton University economics professor Alan Blinder.
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Helene Rey made a side trip on her way to the hospital to give birth to her daughter in September 2006: She stopped off at the main office of London Business School, where she teaches economics, to turn in a report on a doctoral defense.
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Weak economic growth and a slowing labor market in the U.S. underscore the need for more fiscal and monetary stimulus, said Alan Blinder, former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve.
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