Since Japan’s bubble burst in 1989, its economy has stagnated, and the world no longer feels threatened by the Japanese juggernaut. Nevertheless, many Japanese management principles still make sense.
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The U.S. finds itself on the wrong side of the currency manipulation argument this week, as many G20 countries criticize the Fed’s $600 billion bond buying plan, which could further devalue the dollar. World leaders say the mov…
Goldman Sachs (GS) economists defended Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s decision to pump billions of dollars into the economy, saying the move will boost economic growth.
The Fed’s plan to buy $600 billion of assets will improve growth and red…
China and Germany, the world’s second-largest and fourth-largest economies respectively, expressed concern about Federal Reserve plans to pump $600 billion into the U.S. economy.
The Fed announced plans to buy $600 billion of assets earlier this week…
Bernanke & Co. are increasingly aware of the big impact that rising “animal spirits” (in Keynes’s words) can have on stocks and, in turn, the broader economy. Creating a self-fulfilling positive prophecy is the goal. Will it wo…