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The global economy has a 50 percent chance of slipping into recession as Europe and the U.S. struggle to grow, according to Nobel laureate Michael Spence.
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As wind and rain sweep through Edinburgh’s Old Town, men with hammers and chisels are busy reviving an 18th century center of global economics.
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Greece risks a violent revolution unless it leaves the euro in an “orderly exit” organized by the European Central Bank and the European Union, Nobel Prize- winning economist Michael Spence told la Repubblica newspaper.
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Europe may need $2 trillion in its rescue fund to fight the debt crisis, more than the 940 billion euros ($1.3 trillion) that governments are said to be seeking, said Michael Spence, the Nobel Prize-winning economist.
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Michael Spence, a professor at New York University's Stern School of Business and winner of the 2001 Nobel Prize in economics, talks about the outlook for the European debt crisis. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Michael Spence, professor of economics at New York University, discusses a possible permanent rescue fund, set up by European governments. Spence talks to Bloomberg's Kathleen Hays on "The Hays Advantage" on Bloomberg Radio.
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Job growth in the U.S. is primarily in “non-tradable” industries where “we don’t compete globally,” such as government and health care, said Andrew Michael Spence , winner of the Nobel Prize in economic sciences in 2001.
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Michael Spence , winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics in 2001, comments on Israeli economic issues. Spence spoke at a press briefing in Jerusalem today.
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The sharpest drop in unemployment in more than a quarter century obscures a simple fact: The jobs market still isn’t working for many Americans.
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