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International Economics News

Angola: Emergence of Economics Weekly Suggests Mounting Interest (AllAfrica.com)
The emergence of the economics and finance weekly constitutes an evidence of the interest aroused by Angola's economy, at a time the country's growth points are on the rise. Read More

Bernanke's financial firefighting actions up for debate at economics conference (Canadian Business)
(AP) - WHAT'S ON TAP: Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, his Fed colleagues, academics, economists and international central bank officials gather in Jackson Hole, Wyo. to examine financial crises past and present. Read More

Wednesday August 20, 2008 - 12:00 EST (Rolling Good Times)
In a nod to the shabby economics of the airline industry, officials at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas will trim about $360 million from a $3.7 billion capital improvement plan. Read More

How Obama Reconciles Dueling Views on Economy (New York Times)
Barack Obama seems both more left-wing and more right-wing than many people realize. A 15-year debate among economics experts in the Democratic Party helps explain why. Read More

U.S. banking woes to worsen, economist predicts (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Credit market turmoil has driven the U.S. into a recession and may topple some of the nation's biggest banks, said Kenneth Rogoff, former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund. "The worst is yet to come in the U.S.," Rogoff, a Harvard University professor of economics, said in an interview in Singapore Tuesday. Read More

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