GLOBAL ECONOMY: BIS JULY 2012
July 21, 2012 at 2:27 pm | Posted in Asia, Development, Economics, Financial, Globalization, History, India, Research, World-system | Leave a commentCentral bankers’ speeches for 19 and 20 July now available
Press, Service (press@bis.org)
Fri 7/20/12
Central bankers’ speeches for 20 July 2012
now available on the BIS website
Már Guðmundsson: Fragmentation in the international financial system – can the global economy become one again?
Duvvuri Subbarao: Of economics, policy and development
Ignazio Visco: Brief overview of the Italian economy and its banks
Central bankers’ speeches for 19 July 2012
now available on the BIS website
Prasarn Trairatvorakul: Financial crises and the future of global and Asian banking
G Padmanabhan: Issues in IT governance
Mark Carney: Summary of the latest Monetary Policy Report
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Central bankers’ speeches for 18 July 2012
now available on the BIS website
Ben S Bernanke: Semiannual Monetary Policy Report to the Congress
G Padmanabhan: Global convergence of banking regulations and its impact on the Indian banking system
G Padmanabhan: Getting “IT” right
Duvvuri Subbarao: Statistics and statistical analysis in Reserve Bank of India’s work
Deepak Mohanty: Statistics in the Reserve Bank of India
V S Das: Leadership, performance and transformation through personnel management
Njuguna Ndung’u: Ongoing developments in the Kenyan financial sector
Njuguna Ndung’u: Financal services sector – steering the economy to the next level
Yaseen Anwar: Monetary policy framework in the SAARC region
Gane Simbe: The role coins play in the Solomon Islands’ payment system
Prasarn Trairatvorakul: Economic and financial cooperation between China and Thailand
Ebson Uanguta: The impact of the euro area debt crisis on southern Africa
Ebson Uanguta: Towards a financially literate Namibian society
Zeti Akhtar Aziz: Participation of Japanese financial institutions in Malaysia
Jörg Asmussen: Building deeper economic union: what to do and what to avoid
Luis M Linde: Assessment of Spain’s economic situation
Yaseen Anwar: Developments of the microfinance sector in Pakistan
Central bankers’ speeches for 17 July 2012
now available on the BIS website
Már Guðmundsson: Iceland’s crisis and recovery and the crisis in the eurozone
Arde Hansen: Overview of Bank of Estonia’s first year of the euro
Zeljko Rohatinski: Restoring the luster of the European economic model report
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Central bankers’ speeches for 13 July 2012
now available on the BIS website
Duvvuri Subbarao: Agricultural credit – accomplishments and challenges
Central bankers’ speeches for 12 July 2012
now available on the BIS website
Ivan Iskrov: Association of Banks in Bulgaria – 20 years
Dimiter Kostov: The world of finance is becoming more IT
Ivan Iskrov: Conflicts and complementarities between monetary and macroprudential policies
Subir Gokarn: Launch of the OTC derivatives trade repository
Philip Lowe: Bank regulation and the future of banking
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Central bankers’ speeches for 11 July 2012
now available on the BIS website
Prasarn Trairatvorakul: Financing the Greater Mekong Subregion
Ardian Fullani: Building a sound and efficient Albanian banking system
Duvvuri Subbarao: Touching hearts and spreading smiles
Hirohide Yamaguchi: European debt problem and its impact on Asia
Central bankers’ speeches for 10 July 2012
now available on the BIS website
Mario Draghi: Hearing at the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs of the European Parliament
Prasarn Trairatvorakul: Financial crises and the future of global and Asian banking
Choongsoo Kim: Monetary and macroprudential policies in the aftermath of the crisis
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Central bankers’ speeches for 5 July 2012
now available on the BIS website
Ardian Fullani: Overview of Albania’s recent economic and financial developments
Tharman Shanmugaratnam: Ensuring strong anchors in our banking system
Central bankers’ speeches for 4 July 2012
now available on the BIS website
YV Reddy: Society, economic policies, and the financial sector
José de Gregorio: What does society expect from the financial sector?
Ignazio Visco: What does society expect from the financial sector?
Jörg Asmussen: Can we restore confidence in Europe?
Miroslav Singer: The role of creditors and debtors in the world economy
Anand Sinha: IT and governance in banks – some thoughts
Mugur Isărescu: Monetary policy during transition. How to manage paradigm shifts
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CFG’S LAWRENCE FEINER ON YOUTUBE: THE WEST THE THIRD WORLD AND THE FUTURE
June 12, 2012 at 3:43 pm | Posted in CFG, Economics, Financial, Globalization, History, Research, World-system, Zionism | Leave a commentClick on these links:
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BOOK REVIEW OF CFG BOOK: “REAGAN REVOLUTION…”
June 12, 2012 at 3:39 pm | Posted in Books, CFG, Development, Economics, Financial, Globalization, History, Research, Third World, USA, World-system | Leave a comment“The Reagan Revolution and the Developing Countries (1980-1990):
A Seminal Decade for Predicting the World Economic Future”
Lawrence Feiner and Richard Melson
iUniverse, 353 pages, (paperback) $23.94, 978-1-4620-6189-1
(Reviewed: May, 2012)
Lawrence Feiner and Richard Melson, both former principals of the Cambridge Forecast Group, have written a sharp challenge to prevailing economic thought.
The authors argue that despite the chaos that seems to have enveloped the world economy since the end of the Cold War (as typified in the writings of Francis Fukuyama, Zbigniew Brzezinski, and Daniel Patrick Moynihan), the direction and development of world economic history is, in fact, quite predictable.
Proponents of controversial “New Growth Theories,” Feiner and Melson argue that human capital and knowledge are quantifiable variables that, using mathematical formulae, can be both identified and extrapolated to the future. Once identified, an economic future can be reasonably predicted. Their work leads them to conclude that a post-Cold War economic world will revolve around a rapid shifting of economic priorities, emphasizing the needs and contributions of the developing world.
This is decidedly not a book for beginners in economics. It is a dense, detailed read, full of equations; readers should take the authors seriously with their oft-repeated asides that knowledge of basic calculus will enhance a person’s ability to understand the book. Specialists will, to be sure, find the book’s argument thought provoking. But they are likely to be frustrated by the authors’ use of several competing styles of citation and the absence of a list of the works cited or bibliography to help the reader translate the citations. Both specialist and generalist alike will also be distracted by the number of typographical errors. (One must pause when reading a book on economics that misspells the name of Milton Friedman.)
Decidedly not a book on the Reagan Revolution (which receives only a few pages here), this book does dare the economic specialist to think outside the box, and to consider a theory that might well explain where the world economy is heading. For that, this provocative book has merit.
BlueInk Heads Up: Despite the typographical flaws, professional economists and professors of economics will find this book both appealing and important.
The Reagan Revolution and the Developing Countries (1980-1990):
A Seminal Decade for Predicting the World Economic Future
Lawrence Feiner and Richard Melson
iUniverse, 353 pages, (paperback) $23.94, 978-1-4620-6189-1
(Reviewed: May, 2012)
CFG Comment on the review:
Irony of ironies:
The “Blue Ink Review” service completely misunderstood the book.
They read the first chapter and saw the “big prediction” of the centrality of the developing world to global growth. Then they read the next two economic chapters and thought that the new growth theories described therein were a validation of our prediction when in fact they were the opposite of our prediction…
They thought they had read enough and stopped.
Actually we did use mathematical growth theory to predict the centrality of LDC growth.
The Solow growth model, the most tested and accepted predicts that there are two sources of economic growth in the world, namely (1) increase in total factor productivity (technology) (2) increase in population.
We pointed out that the populations of the West are stable and that, aside from information technology, there is a stalemate in total factor productivity in the West and therefore additional growth has to come from the developing countries.
So the review was not altogether wrong (if you substitute the Solow growth theory for the new growth theories).
Unfortunately the Blue Ink review, although very good, has, with its emphasis on mathematics and equations, significantly reduced sales of our book. We had expected that, since the book was entitled ” The Reagan Revolution and the developing countries,” the reviewer would skip over the first four non-Reagan chapters and go right to the last chapter on Reagan.
instead the review actually plowed through the two difficult economics chapters and came up with a review based on them. In fact, aside from the mathematical second and third chapters, the book is very well written and highly readable, not a ”’dense read” as the Blue Ink review put it.
CURRENT CRISIS: BIS JUNE 12 2012
June 12, 2012 at 3:33 pm | Posted in Development, Economics, Financial, Globalization, History, Research, World-system | Leave a commentCentral bankers’ speeches for 12 June now available
(including 4 additional speeches)
Press, Service (press@bis.org)
Tue 6/12/12
Central bankers’ speeches for 12 June 2012
now available on the BIS website
Norman T L Chan: Hong Kong as a private banking hub – a regulator’s vision
Ignazio Visco: Economic and policy interconnections in the current crisis
Emmanuel Tumusiime-Mutebile: Bank of Uganda highlights its Board’s achievements
Lawrence Williams: Leveraging central banks’ IT investments for strategic advantage
Choongsoo Kim: Emerging Asia and global economic recovery
Choongsoo Kim: Asia’s role in reviving global growth and financial stability
Choongsoo Kim: Returning to sustainable growth – an EME’s perspective
Lars E O Svensson: Differing views on monetary policy
Erdem Başçi: Financial and macroeconomic stability
Emmanuel Tumusiime-Mutebile: Expanding financial access and financial inclusion in Uganda
All speeches from 1997 onwards are available from the BIS website at:
http://www.bis.org/list/cbspeeches/index.htm.
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Central bankers’ speeches for 12 June now available
(including 4 additional speeches)
http://www.bis.org/list/cbspeeches/index.htm
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Tue 6/12/12
Central bankers’ speeches for 12 June now available
Press, Service (press@bis.org)
Tue 6/12/12
Central bankers’ speeches for 12 June 2012
now available on the BIS website
Choongsoo Kim: Emerging Asia and global economic recovery
Choongsoo Kim: Asia’s role in reviving global growth and financial stability
Choongsoo Kim: Returning to sustainable growth – an EME’s perspective
Lars E O Svensson: Differing views on monetary policy
Erdem Başçi: Financial and macroeconomic stability
Emmanuel Tumusiime-Mutebile: Expanding financial access and financial inclusion in Uganda
All speeches from 1997 onwards are available from the BIS website at
http://www.bis.org/list/cbspeeches/index.htm.
Communications
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Central bankers’ speeches for 12 June now available
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ISLAMIC FINANCE AND THE GLOBAL FUTURE: BIS JUNE 1-8
June 8, 2012 at 2:50 pm | Posted in Development, Economics, Financial, Globalization, History, Islam, Research, Third World, World-system | Leave a commentCentral bankers’ speeches from 6 to 8 June now available
Press, Service (press@bis.org)
Fri 6/08/12
Central bankers’ speeches for 8 June 2012
now available on the BIS website
Fahad Bin Abdullah Al-Mubarak:
Combatting money laundering and terrorism financing
Miguel Fernández Ordóñez: Developments in Spain
Masaaki Shirakawa: Japan’s economy and monetary policy
Ben S Bernanke: Economic outlook and policy
Glenn Stevens: The glass half full
Central bankers’ speeches for 7 June 2012
now available on the BIS website
Mario Draghi: ECB press conference – introductory statement
Ravi Menon: The next phase in Islamic finance
Janet L Yellen: Perspectives on monetary policy
Ardian Fullani: Recent economic and monetary developments in Albania
Daniel K Tarullo: Dodd-Frank Act implementation
Central bankers’ speeches for 6 June 2012
now available on the BIS website
K C Chakrabarty: Human Resource management in banks – need for a new perspective
K C Chakrabarty: Exploring the challenge of financial education across emerging economies
Jörg Asmussen: Lessons from Latvia and the Baltics
Richard W Fisher: The limits of the powers of central banks
All speeches from 1997 onwards are available from the BIS website at:
http://www.bis.org/list/cbspeeches/index.htm.
Communications
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Central bankers’ speeches from 6 to 8 June now available
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Fri 6/08/12
Central bankers’ speeches from 6 to 8 June now available
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Fri 6/01/12
Central bankers’ speeches for 1 June 2012
now available on the BIS website
Lawrence Williams: An evolving financial services landscape in the Caribbean
Ignazio Visco: Overview of economic and financial developments in Italy
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Central bankers’ speeches from 6 to 8 June now available
BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS MAY 31 2012: GREAT RECESSION
May 31, 2012 at 2:13 pm | Posted in Economics, Financial, Globalization, History, Research, World-system | Leave a commentCentral bankers’ speeches for 31 May now available
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Thu 5/31/12
Central bankers’ speeches for 31 May 2012
now available on the BIS website
Masaaki Shirakawa: Demographic changes and macroeconomic performance – Japanese experiences
William C Dudley: Job polarization in the region
Erkki Liikanen: The great recession and its long shadow – youth unemployment
Choongsoo Kim: Out of the Great Recession – an EME’s perspective
Jean-Pierre Danthine: Monetary policy is not almighty
All speeches from 1997 onwards are available from the BIS website at:
http://www.bis.org/list/cbspeeches/index.htm.
Communications
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Central bankers’ speeches for 31 May now available
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CFG YOUTUBE: LAWRENCE FEINER OF CFG ON THE WEST THE THIRD WORLD AND THE FUTURE
May 29, 2012 at 6:24 pm | Posted in CFG, Economics, Financial, Globalization, History, Research, Third World, USA, World-system, Zionism | Leave a commentClick on these links:
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Lawrence Feiner 03 06 12 – Original air date
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Lawrence Feiner Ph.D – 12-27-11 Original air date
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“FALL OF COMMUNISM”: CFG YOUTUBE TALK
May 29, 2012 at 2:27 pm | Posted in Globalization, History, Research, Russia, World-system | Leave a commentRECENT CAMBRIDGE FORECAST GROUP YOUTUBE
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Lawrence Feiner Ph.D – 12-27-11 Original air date
(the global future: tv interview part 1)
Lawrence Feiner 03 06 12 – Original air date
(the global future: tv interview part 2)
(the fall of Communism and its impact on race relations)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3YXVjSAX2I
BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS MAY 29 2012: FRENCH CONSUMERS
May 29, 2012 at 2:21 pm | Posted in Economics, Eurozone, Financial, France, Globalization, History, Research | Leave a commentCentral bankers’ speeches for 29 May now available
Press, Service (press@bis.org)
Tue 5/29/12
Central bankers’ speeches for 29 May 2012
now available on the BIS website
Christian Noyer: Challenges facing France’s Prudential Supervisory Authority
Glenn Stevens: Innovation, stability and the role of the Payments System Board
Christian Noyer: France’s Prudential Supervisory Authority and Financial Markets Authority – enhancing the protection of French consumers
Dimitar Bogov: Republic of Macedonia – celebrating monetary independence
Dimitar Bogov: Creating an environment for sustainable economic growth in Macedonia
Dimitar Bogov: Challenges of countries from South-Eastern Europe in the current economic and financial turbulence in the euro area
Dimitar Bogov: Promoting Macedonia’s cultural and historical values
All speeches from 1997 onwards are available from the BIS website at:
http://www.bis.org/list/cbspeeches/index.htm.
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Central bankers’ speeches for 29 May now available
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Tue 5/29/12
CFG BOOK: “THE REAGAN REVOLUTION…”
May 25, 2012 at 2:25 pm | Posted in Books, Economics, Financial, Globalization, History, Research, Third World | Leave a commentCentral bankers’ speeches for 24 and 25 May now available
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Fri 5/25/12
Central bankers’ speeches for 25 May 2012
now available on the BIS website
William C Dudley: Conducting monetary policy – rules, learning and risk management
Jörg Asmussen: A European agenda 20..
Jörg Asmussen: A European Central Bank perspective on key issues of the crisis
Mario Draghi: A route for Europe
Peter Praet: European financial integration in times of crisis
Central bankers’ speeches for 24 May 2012
now available on the BIS website
Bojan Marković: National Bank of Serbia’s outlook on inflation
Charles Bean: Pension funds and quantitative easing
Erkki Liikanen: Monetary policy in unconventional times
All speeches from 1997 onwards are available from the BIS website at:
http://www.bis.org/list/cbspeeches/index.htm.
Communications
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Central bankers’ speeches for 24 and 25 May now available
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