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I recently had the opportunity to attend the African Task Force meetings organised by economics Nobel Prize laureate Professor Joseph Stiglitz’s Institute for Policy Dialogue (IPD). The meetings...
I wrote in a recent article in this column that the best investment by US financiers was the billions of dollars they used for lobbying the US government over the past decade or more.
Many newspaper reports give us false hope that the global economic crisis has started to abate. They argue that the US financial system is recovering. There was a stock market rally during May...
Finance Minister Trevor Manuel wrote a very interesting article in Business Day on April 8, giving his views on bail-outs, titled ‘Singling out firms for help is unnecessary and unwise’.
It is now generally agreed that liberalisation and inadequate regulation of finance is to blame for the global financial crisis. The inadequate liberalisation of the financial sector allowed...
There is talk about fixing the global economy. The G20 meeting in London in early April is one indication that countries may not exactly agree on specific actions but that they say they must work...