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The Great Mystification
Bernanke said it first. Trichet followed suit. The OECD is already preparing banquets and workshops in June to look beyond the crisis. As if it were over. All this is ludicrous framing and wishful thinking, which goes like: “if we shift the attention from the unfolding effects of the crisis (such as skyrocketing unemployment) to [...]
Green Shoots or Yellow Weeds?
RGE Monitor, May 13
Many commentators are suggesting that the recent data from the manufacturing, housing market, labor markets suggest that the ‘green shoots’ of an economic recovery are blossoming. While there do seem to be some signs of improvement, ie that the pace of contraction has slowed, the most recent data may still suggest that [...]