On 16 June 2010, UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne said bye to the revered UK tripartite system of financial regulation.
Archive for June 18th, 2010
UK bids bye to its tripartite system
June 18, 2010Assorted Links
June 18, 2010- IFMR Blog makes a financial plan for its low income customer
- Cowen has a superb post on privacy in Germany
- Krugman on lost decade in Europe
- WSJ Blog points US Senate does not agree on the idea of appointing NY Fed chief as a US presidential appointee. However, Banks’ influence on regional Fed Presidents is going to be lowered
- There is lot of discussion in media and blogs on how other economies like NZ and Canada lowered their deficits in 1990s and still managed to grow. Stephen Gordon of Worthwhile Canada blog says UK/US is not what Canada was in 1990s
- Taylor on Macroeconomic Lessons from The Great Deviation
- Rodrik on labor priductivity in LatAm
- FMB points to a new voxeu book on Europe mess
- Econbrowser has a superb post on the interlinkages of EU Banks with EU Government finances
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