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Cuaderno De Documentacion SECRETARIA DE ESTADO DE ECONOMÍA, MINISTERIO SECRETARÍA GENERAL DE POLÍTICA ECONÓMICA DE ECONOMÍA Y ECONOMÍA INTERNACIONAL Y HACIENDA SUBDIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE ECONOMÍA INTERNACIONAL CUADERNO DE DOCUMENTACION Número 91º ANEXO I Alvaro Espina Vocal Asesor 6 de Septiembre de 2010 BACKGROUND PAPERS: 1. Decision time, Eurointelligence…7 2. Lagarde critics Berlin policy, Ft.com by Be Hall …9 3. Shrink the eurozone, or create a fiscal union by Wolfgang Munchau…11 4. GOP wants dodd to slow down on financial reform legislation, The Washington Post by Brady Dennis…13 5. Taking on China, The New York Times by Paul Krugman…14 6. Israel, China, America, The Conscience of a Liberal…15 7. Debt and transfiguration…16 8. With financial reform bill, a test for congress, The New York Times by Sewel Chan…22 9. Por qué no hay más opción que resolver la crisis griega, El País de Paul de Grauwe…25 10. Los peligros de la reducción del déficit, El País de Joseph Stiglitz…27 11. La crisis a cámara lenta de Japón, El País de Kenneth Rogoff…29 12. Reglas fiscales y mercados, El País de Rafael Doménech…31 13. El espejo irlandés, El País de Paul Krugman…32 14. Sociología, política y Economía, El País de Santiago Lago Peñas…34 15. En 2010 terminaremos con la fase de destrucción de empleo, El País de Antonio Jiménez Barca…36 16. Francia resiste, El País de A.Jiménez Barca…40 17. Europa ensaya el gobierno económico, El País de Andreu Missé/Claudi Pérez…43 18. Si Grecia fracasa, la credibilidad de la UE sufrirá un daño permanente, El País.com de Ricardo Martínez de Rituerto…44 19. Reducir el déficit es lo más importante en estos momentos, El País de JP. Velázquez-Gaztelu…46 20. Los BRIC miran hacia Africa, El País de Javier Santiso…48 21. El dinero llama al dinero, El País de Edward Hadas…50 22. Apostando en el Titanic Por, El País de Carlos Arenillas…51 23. El relevo en la CECA, en fase crítica, El País de Miguel A. Noceda…54 24. Los SIP como solución en las cajas, El País de Francisco Xavier Martínez Cobas…56 25. La autopsia de Lehan muestra que escondía deuda fuera del balance, El País de Sandro Pozzi…58 26. El gafe de los balances, El País de Nicholas Plaisner…61 27. Una autopsia complicada, El País de Antony Currie…62 28. Generación noqueada, El País de Guillermo Abril…63 29. La deuda autonómica se dispara a una velocidad inédita desde 1995, El País de Luis Doncel…69 30. González pide al Gobierno que cuida la credibilidad de España, El País de I de Barrón/A Uriona…71 31. Alemania dice que los Estados que no puedan ajustar sus cuentas deberían salir del euro, El País de Andreu Missé…72 32. Los países del euro ultiman un plan para dar soporte financiero a Grecia, El País de Andreu Missé…73 33. Los países del euro ultiman un plan para dar soporte financiero a Grecia, El País de Andreu Missé…74 34. Corbacho llama radical a la CEOE por proponer bajadas de sueldos para frenar el paro, El Pais de EFE…76 35. La CEOE pide menos salarios por persona y hora para frenar el paro, El país de Agencias…77 36. Se necesita una economía exportadora, El País de William Chislett…78 37. Reciclar espacios y ciudades es el lado positivo de la crisis, El País de M José Díaz de Tuesta…80 38. Greetings from Roubini Global Economics!, Roubini Global Economics by Arnab Das, Elisa Parisi-Capone, Natalia Gurushina, Katharina Jungen and Jennifer Kapila…81 39. German Exports declina 6.3% m/m in January: Blip or Trend?, Roubini Global Economics…84 40. €55bn for a Greek bailout, Eurointelligence…86 41. France and UK seek hedge fund deal, FT.com by FT.reporters…88 2 42. Schäuble calls for tough EMF sanctions, FT.com by Gerrit Wiesmann and Ralph Atkins…90 43. Investors warns EU on private equity rules, FT.com by Martin Arnold and Nikki Tait…91 44. Why Europe’s monetary union faces its biggest crisis, FT.com by Wolfgang Schauble…92 45. La banca urge a las fusiones de cajas para no lastrar el sistema financiero, El País de Iñigo de Barrón…95 46. Financial system reforms won’t wait, The Washington Post by David Cho and Brady Dennis…97 47. Democrats push ahead on finance bill, The New York Times by Sewell Chan …99 48. Business Economists on the CFPA, Roubini Global Economics, by James Kwak…101 49. The German Economy is essentially intact, Edward Hugh…102 50. Health reform myths, The New York Times by Paul Krugman…111 51. The coming greek debt bubble, The Baseline Scenario, by Peter Booner and Simon Johnson…112 52. Beware of Greeks Getting Gifs?, The Conscience of a Liberal…114 53. China’s Swan song, The Conscience of a Liberal…115 54. We need to recognize the difference, Economist’s view…118 55. Fifty-One Herbert Hoovers, The Conscience of a Liberal…119 56. On Asymmetry, reflexivity and sovereign default, Rajiv Sethi…120 57. Greeting from RGE, Roubini Global Economics…123 58. We might default on our governments’ debt in the future. Do you know how often we’ve done so in the past?, Roubini Global Economics by Fabius Maximus…124 59. Time to regulate derivatives (like every other financial instrument), Roubini Global Economics, Barry Ritholiz…126 60. Patchwork pension plan adds to Greek debt woes, The New York Times by Landon Thomas Jr…127 61. Report details how Lehman hid its woes as it collapsed, The New York Times by Michael J de la Merced and Andrew Ross Sorkin…130 62. The gold standard, Mises Daily by Ludwig von Mises…133 63. Consumer advisory council will meet on march 25, 2010, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System…137 64. Germany and France call on a ban on speculative trading in CDS, Eurointelligence…138 65. Spain has the means to avoid the fate of Greece, FT.com by Luis Garicano…140 66. The Greek crisis and the future of the Eurozone, Eurointelligence by Paul De Grauwe…141 67. Europe’s sovereign credit default flop, Ft.com …145 68. Global Insight: Common sense eludes ECB, FT.com by Gillian Tett…146 69. Geithner warns of rift over regulation, FT.com by Martin Arnold and Nikki Tait …148 70. Trichet hints at monetary fund backing, FT.com by Ralph Atkins…149 71. How to handle the sovereign debt explosion, FT.com by Mohamed El-Erian…150 72. Turner orders tougher stress testing, FT.com by Brooke Masters…152 73. Call for ban on CDS speculation, FT.com by FT.reporters…153 74. Crisis en la UE: ¿Está en Riesgo el futuro del euro?, Finanzas e In versión…156 75. It looks like they might really ban naked CDS, Eurointelligence…159 76. Germany’s eurozone crisis nightmare, FT.com by Martin Wolf…161 77. Built on a Lie, Spiegel On line…164 78. Après la Grèce, la France?, Coulisses de Bruxelles, UE by Jean Quatremer…175 79. European leaders call for crackdown on derivatives,The New York Times by Lynlley Browining and Matthew Saltmarsh…176 80. Sorry, no EMF-can’t be done, Eurointelligence…178 81. The burden of German thrift, FT.com …180 82. European Monetary Fund Q&A, FT.com by Ralph Atkins…181 83. The ECB and a new fund on the bloc?, Financial Times by Ralph Atkins…182 84. Why Europe needs its own IMF, FT.com by Giancarlo Corsetti and Harold James…183 85. Trade gap widens despite weak pound, FT.com by Daniel Pimlott…185 86. January trade gap widest since August 2008, Reuters UK …186 87. Shorting US treasuries could be a mistake, Ft.com by Dino Kos…187 88. Beijing says it will keep buying US debt, FT.com by Jamil Anderlini …189 3 89. Beijing balances, FT.com …190 90. Beijing remains divided over currency peg, Ft.com by Geoff Dyer and Jamil Anderlini…191 91. Is China the mother of all bubbles?, FT.com by Arthur Kroeber…193 92. Beijing studies severing peg to US dollar, FT.com by Geoff Dyer…194 93. Japan edges from America towards China, FT.com by Gideon Rachman…196 94. It takes two to Tango: a look at the numerator and denominator, News N Economics by Marschall Auerback…198 95. The endgame for Europe: wage cutting and the battle for exports, New N Economics…200 96. Rebecca Wilder…201 97. Obama launches attack on health insurance companies, The Washington Post by Amy Goldstein and Scott Wilson…202 98. Are unemployment benefits no longer temporary?, The Washington Post by Michael A Fletcher and Dana Hedgpeth…205 99. The price of unemployment…207 100. Francia también sucumbe al pesimismo sobre la recuperación, El País …208 101. An Irish mirror, The New York Times by Paul Krugman…209 102. Competitive deflation, The Conscience of a Liberal…210 103. Supply, demand, and unemployment, The Conscience of a Liberal…211 104. Schäuble proposes European Monetary Fund, Eurointelligence…212 105. Greek debt crisis proposal for European Monetary fund wins EU Support, Spiegel On Line…214 106. La Belgique propose la creation d’une agence européenne de la dette, Les Echos.fr…216 107. Pour une agence européenne de la dette, para Yves Leterme, Le Monde…217 108. Grèce: París et Berlin d’accord sur la lutte anti-spéculaterurs, Les Echos.fr…219 109. Volcker says euro to survive as Greek budget, Bloomberg.com by Rainer Buergin and Philipp Encz…220 110.
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