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4 Jan 2013: Will messy politics drive bad economics in 2013? Will effective politicians boost growth? Or will the world just muddle through? -
3 Jan 2013: Mohamed el-Erian: how politics and economics interact nationally and globally is one of the important questions for 2013 and beyond
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1 Oct 2012:
Mohamed el-Erian: The complex fiscal situation in the US has just been complicated by the warning from ratings agency Moody's that it could lose its top credit rating next year
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4 Sep 2012: Mohamed el-Erian: What if members of the United States Congress, now returning from their summer recess, were to receive a letter from concerned citizens?
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2 Aug 2012: Mohamed el-Erian: In an ideal world Mitt Romney or Barack Obama would rapidly restore job dynamism and financial soundnes - but whoever wins has limited room to manoeuvre
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5 Jun 2012:
Mohamed el-Erian:Robust US recovery requires a degree of seriousness and constructive collaboration in Washington that seems elusive
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18 May 2012: Mohamed el-Erian: The four main suspects will get off lightly, compared with the real victims, the most vulnerable segments of the Greek population
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20 Jan 2012: Mohamed El-Erian: central banks have become bridges to nowhere – and now they are at risk of toppling over
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21 Dec 2011:
Mohamed el-Erian: The world has turned upside down – 'rich' countries run deficits while 'poor' countries accumulate assets – triggering a crisis that has shaken the prevailing order to its foundations
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