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People like Ken Rogoff talked about global imbalances in the current account deficit not being sustainable.
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Mr. KEN ROGOFF (Harvard University): Of course it's better to have the regulator be stronger.
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Speaking on the programme Harvard economics professor Ken Rogoff said that Greece faced a stark future.
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When the current economic crisis first hit, many European leaders--and their American fans, like Harvard economist Ken Rogoff--saw vindication for the E.
FORBES: New Geographer
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Ken Rogoff happily offered the world a signpost: Things are bad yes, but if you can get government debt below 90% you have a chance.
FORBES: Reinhart and Rogoff; and The Dangers of Tipping Points, Real and Otherwise
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And he noted that a former chief economist of the IMF, Ken Rogoff, had said only this week that he fully supported the coalition's plan.
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This is precisely why it would be a mistake to downplay the role that RR in general and Ken Rogoff in particular played, in fostering austerity and spreading human misery.
FORBES: Reinhart and Rogoff; and The Dangers of Tipping Points, Real and Otherwise
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By 2020 the federal debt, which is now 60% of GDP, will exceed the 90% level, which economists Ken Rogoff and Carmen Reinhart view as the critical value needed to spark a financial crisis.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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At the annual meeting of the American Economic Association, Professor Carmen Reinhart and the former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, Ken Rogoff, are presenting a research paper called Growth in a Time of Debt.
BBC: News
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Economists Carmen Reinhart and Ken Rogoff triggered a vigorous round of naysaying earlier this year when they released a paper suggesting a government debt-to-gross domestic product ratio of 90% is a magic threshold beyond which debt can stifle economic growth.
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In a recent interview with the Times newspaper, Ken Rogoff, former Chief Economist at the International Monetary Fund and a leading authority on the U.S. economy, singled out the unemployment statistics as a key yardstick of the severity of the crisis.
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