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Amid severe supply constraints it is best not to destroy jobs and growth but to allow economies to recover
They need to make sure interest rates don’t rise in an uncontrolled way
Traditional monetary policy has had a number of unpleasant side-effects
Record-low rates trigger hunt for stimulus measures at Jackson Hole gathering
Funds that back responsible companies can outperform traditional indices
But the French president still faces big challenges, especially on public spending
Crisis-era debt remains a problem but tough new rules are a start
Political risk has lessened, but the crisis left a legacy on bank balance sheets
Reduced political concerns could easily spur a rally across the region’s assets
The LDC chair says safety lies in a shareholder supermajority
Former central banker says leaving EU will diminish London
The EU should let governments fix structural issues that choke growth, writes Philipp Hildebrand
Howard Flight urges more focus on entrepreneurs and smaller business ‘squeezed’ by EU rules
Margarita Louis-Dreyfus plans to take two weeks’ maternity leave before returning to work
New rules to shut ‘revolving door’ to private sector
There will be no robust growth without properly capitalised banks, writes Philipp Hildebrand
Canada’s deputy finance minister Jean Boivin to join BlackRock
Any changes in wage growth will force the central bank to act, writes Philipp Hildebrand
Dimensions of integration no longer enjoy broad support, writes Philipp Hildebrand
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