skip to main content
Briefing

Proposals for a Paradigm Shift

Appears in: Advanced Economies, Finance and Banking, Macro View, Banks and Risk Management, Monetary Policy and Inflation, Systemic Risk, Vulnerabilities and Asset Bubbles

Critical Issues

Do We Need a Higher Inflation Target? Major Central Banks Oppose the Idea

Access to this analysis is restricted to RGE Clients.
If you are an RGE Client please log in to your account.
For information on becoming an RGE Client, pleasevisit our Registration page or speak with an RGE Representative in NY at 212-645-0010, or, in London, at +44 (0) 203 056 4960.
Forgot Your Password?

The Risk-Taking Channel of Monetary Policy: Do Low Interest Rates Fuel Low-Quality Lending?

Access to this analysis is restricted to RGE Clients.
If you are an RGE Client please log in to your account.
For information on becoming an RGE Client, pleasevisit our Registration page or speak with an RGE Representative in NY at 212-645-0010, or, in London, at +44 (0) 203 056 4960.
Forgot Your Password?

What Will the "New Normal" Future Look Like?

Access to this analysis is restricted to RGE Clients.
If you are an RGE Client please log in to your account.
For information on becoming an RGE Client, pleasevisit our Registration page or speak with an RGE Representative in NY at 212-645-0010, or, in London, at +44 (0) 203 056 4960.
Forgot Your Password?

Lehman Anniversary: What's Different? What's Still the Same?

Access to this analysis is restricted to RGE Clients.
If you are an RGE Client please log in to your account.
For information on becoming an RGE Client, pleasevisit our Registration page or speak with an RGE Representative in NY at 212-645-0010, or, in London, at +44 (0) 203 056 4960.
Forgot Your Password?

Is There Too Much or Too Little Liquidity? A Contrarian View

Access to this analysis is restricted to RGE Clients.
If you are an RGE Client please log in to your account.
For information on becoming an RGE Client, pleasevisit our Registration page or speak with an RGE Representative in NY at 212-645-0010, or, in London, at +44 (0) 203 056 4960.
Forgot Your Password?

Outside the Box Approaches to Deal With Boom and Bust in the Era of Financial Innovation

Access to this analysis is restricted to RGE Clients.
If you are an RGE Client please log in to your account.
For information on becoming an RGE Client, pleasevisit our Registration page or speak with an RGE Representative in NY at 212-645-0010, or, in London, at +44 (0) 203 056 4960.
Forgot Your Password?

Background:

Keiichiro Kobayashi: "The existing theoretical structure of macroeconomics is incapable of addressing macroeconomic performance and the stability of the financial system in an integrated context." The author proposes a paradigm shift to explicitly include credit markets and asset prices. (09/24/09)

RGE CLIENTS

This is a small excerpt of content available only to RGE Clients.

If you are an RGE Client, please log in to your account.

For information on becoming an RGE Client, please visit our Registration Page, email us or
speak with RGE Sales in NY at +1 212-645-0010 or in London at +44 (0) 203 056 4960.

RGE Global Outlook Update


Table of Contents


Economic Outlooks:
 Global | U.S. | Japan
China | Eurozone
Germany | France | UK
India | Brazil


Global Issues
Growth & CPI | Commodities

Top 10 Most Read

1. Executive Summary: States of Flux: Stay Risk Averse
2. The Big Picture: It Will Get Worse Before it Gets Better
3. Approaching a Dangerous Stall Speed
4. U.S. Industrial Production Rises; Mixed Signals From Regional Surveys
5. Power Shortages Plague MENA
6. Wen Ex Machina
7. Dead Cat Bounce
8. China's PMIs Signal a Moderation, Not a Hard Landing
9. Commodities: No Pain, No Grain
10. Australian GDP Growth: Still Going Strong in 2010

FEATURED ANALYSIS

Recent Articles:
LatAm Focus: Brazil’s Industrial Output Disappoints; Dilma Favorite for Presidency

Week Ahead (Week of August 30, 2010)

Brazil’s Spending Remains High Before Election

Brazil’s Inflation Reaches Bottom; Mexico on a Rocky Growth Path

Featured Critical Issue

Featured Briefing Image

RELATED ARTICLES

Proposals for a Paradigm Shift

Do We Need a Higher Inflation Target? Major Central Banks Oppose the Idea

Systemic Effects of Exit Strategies

Jackson Hole: Hints About the Future of Monetary Policy

Monetary Policy and Asset Bubbles

Should Central Banks Fight Asset Bubbles? Views of Practicioners and Academics

Liquidity Traps

Is There Too Much or Too Little Liquidity? A Contrarian View

Featured Analysis

With Limited Options, EM Asia Turns to Prudential Measures to Tame Inflows

Arpitha Bykere and Adam Wolfe Jul 06, 2010

“Since structural reforms to enable flexible exchange rates and deepen financial markets can be implemented only in the medium term, prudential measures are becoming Asia's short-term policy tool of choice to cope with capital inflows.”

Featured EconoMonitor Post

Global Macro EconoMonitor

The Stock Market Rally Versus the World’s Economic Fundamentals

Robert Reich Sep 2, 2010

What passes for business reporting in the United
[...]

FEATURED @ RGE

RGE Strategy Flash

Dead Cat Bounce

By Gina Sanchez and Christian Menegatti 9/2/2010

United States: Oil Production and Supply

Another Rig Explosion in the Gulf of Mexico: Will it Affect U.S. Oil Production?

Eurozone: Economic Profile

Eurozone Grows 1% q/q in Q2 on Broader Base

Arnab Das 8/31/2010

Latin America: Monetary Policy

Will Brazil Resume Tightening in 2011?

ROUBINI FEEDBACK FORUM

What Do You Think?
Weigh in on Roubini.com's new look or report any problems you encounter.

Website Feedback Content Feedback