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Carmen Reinhart

Carmen M. Reinhart (née Castellanos, born October 7, 1955) is the Dennis Weatherstone Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.

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America’s Per Capita Government Debt Worse Than Greece

Janney Montgomery Scott Chief Investment Strategist Mark Luschini and Holland Balanced Fund President Mike Holland on the government’s rising debt and possible solutions to the rise in gas prices.

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  1. Worldwide growth could lag for a decade -paper

    JACKSON HOLE, Wyo. (Reuters) - It could be 10 years before economic growth in the United States and elsewhere returns to pre-recession norms and employment rates may...

  2. U.S. Debt to GDP Ratio 117%

    Author and economist Carmen Reinhart discusses the dangerous consequences of a high debt-to-GDP ratio.

  3. Autopilot Thinking on the Bush Tax Cuts

     "Tax increases are highly contractionary…The large effect stems in considerable part from a powerful negative effect of tax increases on investment...[the finding i...

  4. Autopilot Thinking on the Bush Tax Cuts

    July 22, 2010 1:33 PM Autopilot Thinking on the Bush Tax Cutsby Elizabeth MacDonaldSelect rating Poor Okay Good Great Awesome Average: 4.5 ( 40 votes)Comments » "Tax...

  5. Companies Fear DC's Regulatory Vaporware Will Vaporize Profits

    British author George Orwell was a man of bracing intellectual honesty, a man whose prose was as hard and clear as a driving rain. A man who believed that elected of...

  6. Reducing Gov't Spending = Job Growth?

    FBN's Liz MacDonald argues reducing government spending and debt will boost private-sector job creation.

  7. Companies Fear DC's Regulatory Vaporware Will Vaporize Profits

    June 09, 2010 3:11 PM Companies Fear DC's Regulatory Vaporware Will Vaporize Profitsby Elizabeth MacDonaldSelect rating Poor Okay Good Great Awesome Average: 4.8 ( 2...

  8. European Debt Crisis a Wakeup Call to U.S.

    Vincent and Carmen Reinhart argue the U.S. is going down the same path as Europe.

  9. Harvard Professor: U.S. Seeing Robust Recovery

    Harvard University Professor of Public Policy Ken Rogoff weighs in on the future of debt in Europe and the U.S.

  10. The Relationship of Debt to a Country's GDP

    FBN's Brian Sullivan breaks down the interaction of GDP and a country's debt.

  11. EU to Bailout Greece

    FBN’s Liz MacDonald weighs in on how Greece will be hoisted out of its economic grave.

  12. Economic Growth With Debt

    Carmen Reinhart , director at the Center for International Economics, argues growing the U.S. out of debt is highly improbably based on history.

  1. How to Tell if Another Recession is Coming

    MoneyWatch.com Executive Editor Jack Otter breaks down the economic data and whether it shows a recession is on the way.

  2. Is Obama Addicted to Stimulus?

    Kevin Hassett of the American Enterprise Institute weighs in on President Obama's growth initiatives.

  3. Federal Reserve to Markets: You’re On Your Own Now

    Traders like patterns in the markets. Creatures of comfort, they like their sense of reassurance, they like any Garmin driving system pointing a roadmap forward out ...

  4. Ban the Debt Limit

    Should there be a debt limit at all? Moody's Investors Service doesn't think so.In a new report that says the debt ceiling creates “periodic uncertainty,” Moody's dr...

  5. Favorite Books, Most Admired leaders. The World According to My Davos Interviewees

    February 1, 2011 12:23 PM UTC by Liz ClamanFavorite Books, Most Admired leaders. The World According to My Davos IntervieweesI did something different this year at D...

  6. Harvard Professor on U.S. Debt

    Harvard University Professor Ken Rogoff argues we have debt burdens that are too high.

  7. Can Bernanke Revive the Economy?

    Bank of America Chief Economist Mickey Levy reacts to the Federal Reserve Chairman's speech on the economy.

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