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We should be thankful that the past two weeks of banking stress did not happen sooner
Having dodged the deepest slump since the Great Depression, there are far bigger risks facing world economy
The demonetisation programme has been poorly designed and executed
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The alternatives are deeply unattractive, writes Kenneth Rogoff
Lessons from the turmoil of the past, present and future
Poll may trigger a cycle of low growth and populist policies in the west, writes Kenneth Rogoff
John Plender analyses the case for the yellow metal in official reserves
Two leading economists go head to head to tackle the argument
Drug dealers and terrorists do not in general favour bank accounts or mobile payments
A shift to growth policies make currency wars and populism less likely, writes Robert Zoellick
A new study overturns conventional wisdom to show decent returns on external holdings apart from dismal FDI
Letter warns of economic costs to budget cutbacks at statistics agency
Debt lies behind much of what has happened in the past seven years, writes Kenneth Rogoff
Could a world without cash make for a much-improved economy?
Beaten Anand complains about influence of computers in chess
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