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Since April 19, 2007
- James Yetman
- Hong Kong
- I teach Macroeconomics at the University of Hong Kong. I use this blog to write about macroeconomic developments in Hong Kong, answer interesting students posed by my students, and discuss anything else that interests me and seems vaguely on-topic.
Blog Archive
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2007
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May
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- Where is the Bottom?
- Pop Goes the Bubble (2) ????
- Pop Goes the Bubble...
- A quick recent history of the Hong Kong Economy...
- Evidence of Competence
- Property Rights....
- Ignorance is NOT bliss....
- How to Pop a Stock Market Bubble...
- Bubbles Continued....
- Growing Consensus on China....
- Will China be the leading nation in the 21st century?
- Monetary Policy and Dragon Slaying
- The "Forever Stamp"
- Chinese Monetary Policy... Divisible by 9....
- Hong Kong's Monetary Policy... continued
- Hong Kong's Monetary Policy
- Zimbabwe Inflation.... 3731%
- The Mainland Chinese Bubble
- Universities... Iraq Style
- The North Korean Model....
- Money vs. Legal Tender
- Sticky Prices...
- Numbers....
- Mainland Chinese Inflation
- China Bubble...
- Zimbabwe.... at the UN
- Hyperinflation.... Yugoslavian Edition
- The Economics of Charitable Giving....
- Predicting Exchange Rates... using Politics
- A Common Currency for Asia?
- So You Want to Go to Harvard?
- Unrest in Macau... lessons for China
- Blogging Economists
- China's Golden Week
- Greenspan Speaks on US Housing Equity Withdrawal....
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May
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1 comment:
According to http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/africa/article1805734.ece“It will be well above 10,000 per cent by the end of the year, probably nearer 15,000 per cent.”
I'm wondering why the government release the figure...
The news also said President Mugabe holds an economics degree from London University...
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