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アイスランドの仲間、 東欧の金融危機、 オバマの財政政策、 金融救済と国有化、 世界金融危機、 オバマの安全保障
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ただしFT：Financial Times, NYT：New York Times, WP：Washington Post, LAT：Los Angeles Times, BG：Boston Globe, IHT：International Herald Tribune, CSM：Christian Science Monitor, WSJ：Wall Street Journal Asia
WSJ FEBRUARY 24, 2009
Ultra-Capitalism Killed Iceland
（コメント） 「自由な資本主義の勝利」と主張してきたオッドソンたちが辞任するのは当然だ、と思う国民は多いでしょう。
NYT February 28, 2009
Ireland? Iceland? Doubts on Doomsday Scenario in Eire
By LANDON THOMAS Jr.
（コメント） アイスランドの破たんは、国際金融市場における次の犠牲者を探しています。たとえば、たった一文字しか違わないアイルランドです。非常に開放された小規模の経済で、銀行ビジネスや不動産投機が拡大し、経常収支の赤字と資本流入が続いていました。
しかし、アイルランドでルービニの役割を担うMorgan KellyのＥＵ最悪シナリオはもっと深刻です。もし東欧でいくつかの国が、アイスランドやアイルランドのようになれば、オーストリアやオランダ、ベルギーでも問題を生じ、南欧ではギリシャ、スペイン、イタリア、ポルトガルが経済危機に向かいます。たとえＥＵ諸国の財政規模を考慮しても、こうした危機の連鎖を救済する能力はありません。
こうした国際金融危機を予言するエコノミストたちを、無責任に危機を扇動している、と批判する声もあります。アイルランドの公的債務はＧＤＰの40％に抑えられており、銀行部門はＧＤＰの200％を超えるが、10倍に達したアイスランドとは違う、と。
しかし、銀行救済が続く中で、アイルランドでも、金融犯罪者を見逃している、という抗議の声が強まっています。
BBC 2009/03/02
Argentina braced for recession
By Candace Piette
BG March 3, 2009
Scotland's independence day
By H.D.S. Greenway
WP Thursday, February 26, 2009
A Strategy for Afghanistan
By Henry A. Kissinger
FT March 5 2009
America must accept Iran as an equal partner
By Sadegh Kharrazi
WP Monday, March 9, 2009; A15
Foreign Policy Sequels
By Robert Kagan
NYT March 9, 2009
Middle East Reality Check
By ROGER COHEN
LAT March 14, 2009
U.S.-Cuba relations
By Marjorie Miller
FT March 16 2009
Nation-building in Afghanistan is a long shot
By Gideon Rachman
FT February 27 2009
How to annoy someone from central or eastern Europe
By Stefan Wagstyl
（コメント） ロンドンから見て、ロシアを除く東欧の経済は、売り一色のようです。各国の通貨価値は下落しています。ポーランドやチェコは東欧の中で優れた成果を上げてきたと自認しています。しかし、市場は区別してくれません。
WSJ FEBRUARY 28, 2009
The Odor Across the Oder
WP Sunday, March 1, 2009
In Europe, Breaking Up Is So Easy to Do
By William Drozdiak
WSJ MARCH 1, 2009
European Union Rejects Call for Eastern Europe Bailout
By PAUL HANNON and LEOS ROUSEK
The Guardian, Monday 2 March 2009
A crisis of faith is putting the EU at risk
Joschka Fischer
The Guardian, Monday 2 March 2009
The east freezes when the west catches cold
Larry Elliott, economics editor
FT March 2 2009
Euroscepticism is yesterday’s creed
By Gideon Rachman
WP Tuesday, March 3, 2009
European Disunion
By Anne Applebaum
FT March 3 2009
Not so Maastricht
FT March 3 2009
The ECB
NYT March 6, 2009
In East Europe, Some Hope of Avoiding Recession
By JUDY DEMPSEY
NYT March 8, 2009
Subprime Europe
By LIAQUAT AHAMED
The Guardian, Monday 9 March 2009
Europe must pull together in this crisis
Yulia Tymoshenko
March 9 (Bloomberg)
Sick Men of Europe Need Dr. Merkel’s Medicine
Michael R. Sesit
The Guardian, Tuesday 10 March 2009
Thank heaven we're not in the euro
John Redwood
FT March 11 2009
Agitation as middle-class Europe struggles to cope
By John Thornhill
WSJ MARCH 12, 2009
Eastern European Currencies Need Help Now
By ZSOLT DARVAS and JEAN PISANI-FERRY
BG March 13, 2009
Europe's existential threat
BG March 15, 2009
Rethinking Europe
By James Poulos
FT February 27 2009
Highway to hell revisited
By Christopher Caldwell
BG February 28, 2009
Obama's Reaganesque challenge
By William F. Weld and John B. Stimpson
BBC 2009/03/01
America's trillion dollar question
NYT March 1, 2009
Franklin Delano Obama
By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF
March 2 (Bloomberg)
Obama Spending Shocks in Scale, Builds Upon Bush
Kevin Hassett
LAT March 2, 2009
Fighting Depression
WP Monday, March 2, 2009
The Re-Redistributor
By E.J. Dionne Jr.
WP Monday, March 2, 2009
Wrong Turn on Housing
By Robert J. Samuelson
WP Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Who You Calling Socialist?
By Harold Meyerson
WP Thursday, March 5, 2009
The Right Roosevelt?
By David Ignatius
WSJ MARCH 6, 2009
Obama's Radicalism Is Killing the Dow
By MICHAEL J. BOSKIN
WP Monday, March 9, 2009; A15
Obama's Double Talk
By Robert J. Samuelson
WSJ MARCH 9, 2009
In Defense of Obamanomics
By LAURA D'ANDREA TYSON
LAT March 10, 2009
Obama's fear-mongering
Jonah Goldberg
FT March 11 2009
The audacity of help
By Chrystia Freeland
NYT March 11, 2009
Mr. Obama痴 Trade Agenda
NYT March 12, 2009
Ending the ‘Race to the Bottom’
FT March 15 2009
How Obama can avoid a policy jam
By Clive Crook
NYT February 28, 2009
The Great Solvent North
By THERESA TEDESCO
NYT February 28, 2009
A Textile Capital of China Is Hobbled by a Downturn Gone Global
By DAVID BARBOZA
FT March 3 2009
A trade surplus is not always a sign of strength
By Simon Tilford
FT March 3 2009
Asian FX reserves
WSJ MARCH 4, 2009
Beijing's Consumption Blues
By MICHAEL PETTIS
FT March 4 2009
Common goals for China and the US
Asia Times Online, Mar 5, 2009
Beijing builds on credit crisis
By Antoaneta Bezlova
NYT March 5, 2009
Economy to Dominate Annual Chinese Gathering
By MICHAEL WINES
BBC 5 Mar 09, 06:25 AM
Super China
Robert Peston
The International Herald Tribune, 5 March 2009
For East Asia, Crisis Prompts a Rethinking of Dependence on Exports
Keith Bradsher
FT March 5 2009
A fog of war that China can ill afford
FT March 5 2009
Chinese stimulus
(China Daily) 2009-03-05
Time to think globally
March 6 (Bloomberg)
China’s 2009 Rebound Is Pure Fantasy
William Pesek
The Guardian, Tuesday 10 March 2009
Will US-China relations sink or swim?
Simon Tisdall
WSJ MARCH 12, 2009
The Chinese Migrant's Mindset
By ALEXANDRA HARNEY
FT March 15 2009
A quest for other ways
By David Pilling and Ralph Atkins
The Sunday TimesMarch 1, 2009
The special relationship is going global
Gordon Brown
The Observer, Sunday 1 March 2009
It's time to tell America some home truths, Prime Minister
Will Hutton
The Times, March 2, 2009
Good people + impossible task = collapse
William Rees-Mogg
FT March 2 2009
The way to reset a once-special relationship
By Philip Stephens
The Guardian, Tuesday 3 March 2009
Testing the special relationship's limits
James Martin
FT March 3 2009
Not much chance of any ‘Yo, Brown’
BBC 2009/03/04
Did Brown succeed in Washington?
By Kevin Connolly
NYT March 12, 2009
Gordon to the Rescue
By ROGER COHEN
WSJ MARCH 12, 2009
A Way Out of the Financial Crisis
By ALISTAIR DARLING
WP Sunday, March 1, 2009
Bailout II: Obama's Hardest Sell
By Ruth Marcus
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NYT March 1, 2009
Message to Regulators: Bank Fix Needed Quickly
By TYLER COWEN
FT March 1 2009
How Washington can prevent ‘zombie banks’
By James Baker
March 2 (Bloomberg)
Some Banks Must Die So the U.S. Economy Can Live
Caroline Baum
WP Monday, March 2, 2009
A Risky 'Systemic' Watchdog
By Sebastian Mallaby
FT March 2 2009
Investment and the crisis: an error-laden machine
By John Plender
WSJ MARCH 2, 2009
Too Risky for Venture Capitalists
By L. GORDON CROVITZ
WP Tuesday, March 3, 2009
AIG Agony
NYT March 3, 2009
The Never-Ending Bailout
FT March 3 2009
To nationalise or not – that is the question
By Martin Wolf
FT March 3 2009
How the competent bankers can be assisted
By John Kay
Asia Times Online, Mar 4, 2009
The unspeakable solution
By Nouriel Roubini
March 4 (Bloomberg)
Private Equity Needs Fixing Before It’s Too Late
Matthew Lynn
NYT March 5, 2009
Matters of Principal
By JOHN D. GEANAKOPLOS and SUSAN P. KONIAK
NYT March 6, 2009
The Big Dither
By PAUL KRUGMAN
NYT March 8, 2009
Common Sense in Lending
FT March 9 2009
Fix the banks first – and then shoot the bankers
By Philip Stephens
NYT March 9, 2009
On the Origin of Bankers’ Giant Bonuses
By EDUARDO PORTER
FT March 9 2009
Put out the fire before fixing the sprinkler
By Anil Kashyap and Frederic Mishkin
WSJ MARCH 9, 2009
Some Myths About Banks
By KENNETH D. LEWIS
LAT March 11, 2009
Bernanke the enforcer
WP Wednesday, March 11, 2009; D01
It'll Take More Than Money to Fix This Crisis
By Steven Pearlstein
FT March 12 2009
Bank reserves
FT March 12 2009
Insight: US is ready for Swedish lesson on banks
By Gillian Tett
FT March 13 2009
Offshore banking
March 13 (Bloomberg)
Wal-Mart Can Do Us Good Taking on Bank of America
David Reilly
LAT March 15, 2009
Banking clarity
NYT March 15, 2009
Following the A.I.G. Money
WSJ MARCH 16, 2009
Bear Stearns: The Fed's Original 'Systemic Risk' Sin
By JAMES FREEMAN
NYT March 1, 2009
When Will the Recession Be Over?
If You Have to Ask...
By JAMES GRANT
The end is unknown.
Beware the False Dawn
By STEPHEN S.ROACH
Market gyrations are expected.
A Long Goodbye
By A. MICHAEL SPENCE
The short answer is not soon.
Stop the Bailouts
By WILLIAM POOLE
Federal policy is damaging the economy痴 prospects.
Back Online by 2010
By ERIC SCHMIDT
The internet is a critical part of our recovery.
An Ordinary Crisis
By GEORGE COOPER
The economy is on the same path as previous bubbles.
Our Great Recession
By NIALL FERGUSON
The fall in American output won稚 rebound quickly.
It Can't Last Forever
By ALAN S. BLINDER
Growth will return, assuming there are no new surprises.
Tumbling Dice
By MARCELLE CHAUVET and KEVIN A. HASSETT
By the fourth quarter, the odds are better.
Rule of Four
By CARMEN M. REINHART
As the contraction continues, look at more severe precedents.
The L Curve
By NOURIEL ROUBINI
The Guardian, Friday 6 March 2009
Care to borrow a depression?
Kenneth Rogoff
NYT March 10, 2009
Taking a Depression Seriously
By DAVID BROOKS
WSJ MARCH 11, 2009
The Fed Didn't Cause the Housing Bubble
By ALAN GREENSPAN
WSJ March 11, 2009
Is Warren Buffett Wrong? Four Reasons the Recession May Be Easing
By Heidi N. Moore
FT March 1 2009
Emerging market finance: a gap to fill
By Alan Beattie in Washington
YaleGlobal, 2 March 2009
Mounting US Debt Burden Threatens Poorer Nations
David Dapice
IHT Monday, March 2, 2009
Pursuing the spirit of Niu
By QUEENIE QIAN and ANNE WU
March 2 (Bloomberg)
Fighting Global Crisis Isn’t Meant to Be Easy
Michael R. Sesit
The Guardian, Monday 2 March 2009
Staving off another Great Depression
Dean Baker
NYT March 2, 2009
Revenge of the Glut
By Paul Krugman
FT March 2 2009
Obama’s chance to lead the green recovery
By Joseph Stiglitz and Nicholas Stern
March 3 (Bloomberg)
Gold Standard Fans Yearn for Great Depression
Michael R. Sesit
NYT March 4, 2009
Obama’s Ball and Chain
By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN
WSJ MARCH 4, 2009
What Are the Odds of a Depression?
By ROBERT J. BARRO
WP Wednesday, March 4, 2009; A15
Who You Calling Socialist?
By Harold Meyerson
NYT March 5, 2009
The Crisis at Home and Abroad
The Japan Times: Thursday, March 5, 2009
Saving our sinking economies
By DAVID HOWELL
WP Monday, March 9, 2009; A15
The Audacity of Audacity
By E.J. Dionne Jr.
NYT March 9, 2009
Behind the Curve
By PAUL KRUGMAN
March 10 (Bloomberg)
Obama's Housing Rescue Is American Pipe Dream
Caroline Baum
NYT March 11, 2009
This Is Not a Test. This Is Not a Test.
By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN
BG March 11, 2009
Obama a socialist? Not quite
By Scot Lehigh, Globe Columnist
BG March 12, 2009
Surviving the Great Collapse
By Robert Kuttner
WP Sunday, March 15, 2009; A17
End of the Honeymoon
By David S. Broder
WSJ MARCH 16, 2009
Labor's European Model
LAT March 2, 2009
ICE fishing
Business Week, 3 March 2009
Why Skilled Immigrants Are Leaving the U.S.
By Vivek Wadhwa
NYT March 4, 2009
Who痴 Running Immigration?
NYT March 10, 2009
Workers Without Borders
By JENNIFER GORDON
NYT March 2, 2009
Japan痴 Crisis of the Mind
By MASARU TAMAMOTO
China Daily, 2009-03-02
Cooperation, friction to continue with Japan
By Liang Yunxiang
March 4 (Bloomberg)
Mom, Dad Have No Right to Deny Obama-Like Leader
William Pesek
FT March 4 2009
Japan harks back to an age of innocence
By David Pilling
March 9 (Bloomberg)
Deflation’s Return Speeds Up Race-to-Zero Rates
William Pesek
FT March 9 2009
Japan’s current account deficit
FT March 2 2009
Dubai contractors face cash flow crisis
By Robin Wigglesworth in Abu Dhabi and David Fickling in London
FT March 4 2009
A chance to remake the global financial system
By Paul Keating
FT March 4 2009
Look for onshore, not offshore scapegoats
By Avinash Persaud
FT March 5 2009
How the Fund can help save the world economy
By Ted Truman
WP Friday, March 6, 2009
Recovery Rides on The 'G-2'
By Robert B. Zoellick and Justin Yifu Lin
Time Magazine, 6 March 2009
Should China and the U.S. Swap Stimulus Packages?
By Bill Powell / Beijing
FT March 8 2009
An L of a recession – reform is the way out
By Wolfgang Münchau
The Guardian, Monday 9 March 2009
East Asia's economic revenge
Dean Baker
FT March 10 2009
Why the G20 must focus on sustaining demand
By Martin Wolf
FT March 10 2009
World badly needs transatlantic unity
The Guardian, Tuesday 10 March 2009
Only a global fix will do
Alistair Darling
NYT March 12, 2009
A Tsunami of Excuses
By WILLIAM D. COHAN
The Guardian, Thursday 12 March 2009
The tax haven scandal must end
John Hilary
The Guardian, Thursday 12 March 2009
G20 summit is no launch pad for an election
Michael White
WSJ March 12, 2009
Sweeping Action at G-20 Summit Unlikely
By Laurence Norman
March 13 (Bloomberg)
China Needs Another $2 Trillion of Treasuries
William Pesek
FT March 13 2009
The gap of twenty
By Alan Beattie in Washington
FT March 13 2009
Slow progress, but the right direction
The Guardian, Saturday 14 March 2009
A catalogue of banking errors
John Redwood
WP Sunday, March 15, 2009; A19
Back to the Bubble?
By David Ignatius
FT March 15 2009
Collective action on the crisis is our best hope
By Wolfgang Münchau
FT March 15 2009
Capitalism needs a revived Glass-Steagall
By Nigel Lawson
The Guardian, Thursday 5 March 2009
Crank up the presses
Larry Elliott
FT March 5 2009
Big risks for the insurer of last resort
By Martin Wolf
FT March 5 2009
Bank of England decision
The Times, March 6, 2009
The Politics of Printing Money
Bank of England
The Guardian, Thursday 5 March 2009
Let the presses roll
FT March 9 2009
Lost through destructive creation
By Gillian Tett
The Guardian, Friday 13 March 2009
The price of a sterling crisis
DeAnne Julius and Danny Gabay
IHT Thursday, March 5, 2009
Pondering NATO's future
By Stanley R. Sloan
NYT August 15, 2008
The Great Illusion
By PAUL KRUGMAN
BG March 6, 2009
Building walls with US trading partners
By Edward L. Glaeser
Asia Times Online, Mar 7, 2009
North Korea fills the air with threats
By Donald Kirk
FT March 11 2009
N Korea is more Confucian cult than rogue state
By David Pilling
BG March 16, 2009
Obama's missile test
FT March 8 2009
Seeds of its own destruction
By Martin Wolf
FT March 12 2009
It seems not all recessions are created equal
By Samuel Brittan
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The Economist February 28th 2008
The bill that could break up Europe
The White House and America’s banks: In knots over nationalization
Ex-communist economies: The whiff of contagion
Germany: Europe’s reluctant paymaster
Protesters in Ireland: In a strew
Charlemagne: Europe’s family squabbles
American banks: A ghoulish prospect
Economics focus: Domino theory
（コメント） 東欧とヨーロッパにおける金融不安、アメリカの銀行国有化、について、興味深い記事がありました。