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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2015 · 37 MIN

This Week in Economics 11 October 2015

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This Week in Economics is real time forecasting and analysis of the previous week's economic activities.The longest running programme of its type on Internet Radio and the Bostonred Network WBRN (bostonred.org)Esta semana en la economía es la predicción en tiempo real y análisis de actividades.El económica de la semana anterior programa de más larga duración de su tipo en la radio por Internet y la red Bostonred Network.Diese Woche in Economics ist Echtzeit-Prognose und Analyse der vergangenen Woche die wirtschaftliche activities.The längsten laufende Programm seiner Art auf Internetradio und dem Bostonred Network (bostonred.org)Episodes #311Show NotesA report by the Group of Thirty, an international body led by former European Central Bank chief Jean-Claude Trichet, warned on Saturday that zero rates and money printing were not sufficient to revive economic growth and risked becoming semi-permanent measures."Central banks have described their actions as 'buying time' for governments to finally resolve the crisis... But time is wearing on, and (bond) purchases have had their price," the report said.Reutershttp://www.group30.org/images/PDF/CentralBanking.pdf

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