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Articles in Fall, 2008 issue of International Economy, The

• Lessons from Japan's lost decade: why America's experience may be worse
  by Richard C. Koo
• UK credit crisis: Buckingham Palace vows to fight on even against starvation
• Miscellaneous
  by Matthew Rees
• Europe's second pillar: a European deposit insurance system, complementing monetary union, can help to contain the European race to the bottom in financial sector subsidies and regulatory arbitrage
  by Hans-Joachim Dubel
• Our moment in history: Obama's victory is a huge step forward. Now to action
  by Jeffrey D. Sachs
• The future of America' s financial dominance: consider four factors
  by Robert D. Hormats
• Europeans not impressed
• The bursting of China's political bubble
• Obama's fiscal straitjacket?
• Disenfranchise the ratings agencies
  by David Smick
• Rift barely avoided
  by Klaus C. Engelen
• Do the credit rating agencies deserve to exist?
• Barely contained outrage: what the Europeans really think about America's regulatory blunders
  by Klaus C. Engelen
• Swallowing the national toad: Germany's top regulator says it's time the industrialized world swallow its pride and implement some aggressive regulatory reforms
  by Jochen Sanio
• The firefighters of the IMF: sitting idle while the neighborhood burns
  by Hector R. Torres
• Origins of the credit crisis: two overlooked structural mismatches
  by Bernard Connolly
• Dollars and diplomacy: when U.S. foreign policy bumps up against banking and finance
  by Gary N. Kleiman
• Subprime suits: the slow pace of litigation
  by Frederick W. Chockley, III
• Trade protection faceoff
  by Alan Beattie
• The Rubin-Greenspan legacy: now Paulson's ongoing nightmare
  by Christopher Whalen
• Too much the investment banker: why U.S. Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson should approach the banking crisis more like a regulator
  by Abe de Ramos
• Wall Street's death: suicide? Murder? Accidental death? or a case of organ failure?
  by Dani Rodrik
• The radical approach: why we're not yet out of the woods
  by Nouriel Roubini
• Regulate hedge funds: it's impossible to separate charlatans from talented wizards
  by Dean P. Foster
• Japan's mistaken solutions: lessons on how not to respond to a financial crisis
  by Tadashi Nakamae
• Credit crisis, Asian style: a top Hong Kong analyst sets the stage
  by Chi Lo
• Market volatility
  by Matthew Rees
• Debt levels
  by Matthew Rees
• Real estate/mortgage markets
  by Matthew Rees
• China
  by Matthew Rees
• Emerging markets
  by Matthew Rees