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2011
2011. “Double Dip, or Just One Big Economic Dive.” Washington Post. August 5.
2011. “Technology and Inequality.” ChessBase News. July 20. Chessbase
2009
2009. “Review by Martin Wolf: This Time Will Never Be Different.” Financial Times. September 28. Podcast
2009. “Chess Grandmasters at the Davos Conference.” ChessBase News. January. ChessBase News;
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2009. “Davos World Economic Forum: Exuberance of India; Global Credit Drought; Cautiously Pessimistic.” New York Times Blogs. January 28-31.
2008
2008. “Credit Crunch May Take Out Large US Bank Warns Former IMF Chief.” The Times. August 19. The Times;
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2008. “Markets Tumble as Rogoff Warns Worst of Credit Crisis Yet to Come.” The Independent. August 20.
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2006
2006. “Keynote Address on Globalization to the United Nations General Assembly.” The Second Committee of the United Nations General Assembly. New York. UN;
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Banerjee, A, A Deaton, N Lustig, and K Rogoff. 2006. An Evaluation of World Bank Research, 1998-2005. Washington, DC: World Bank. World Bank
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2005
2005. “The Euro at Five: Short-run Pain, Long-run Gain?” Journal of Policy Modeling 27 (4): 441-443. JPM; Abstract

The euro has had some marked successes over its first five years included the marked deepening of euro bond markets which has benefited the entire world. But at the same time, the pain has probably outweighed the gain as Europe still remains far from an optimal currency area.

2005. “Fiscal Conservatism, Exchange Rate Flexibility, and the Next Generation of Debt Crises.” Cato Journal 25: 33-39. Cato Journal
2004
Rogoff, Kenneth. 2004. “Some Speculation on Growth and Poverty over the Twenty-First Century.” The Brookings Trade Forum: Globalization, Growth and Poverty. Edited by Sue Collins and Carol Graham. Washington, D.C. Brookings Institution, 305-311. Brookings Trade Forum;
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2004. “Extending the Limits of Global Financial Integration.” Journal of Policy Modeling 26 (4): 519-523. JPM
2004. “U S Imbalances and the Euro's Outlook.” Cato Journal 24 (1-2): 41-43. Cato Journal

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