The Most Aggressive Tax Authorities in the World?
Earlier this week there was a court ruling in India related to transfer pricing. As reported by Business Standard: The …
Articles by Kash Mansori
Cyprus and Eurozone Bank Deposits
To me, the central issue raised by this week’s Cyprus debacle is how it has affected confidence across the eurozone. …
When the Fed Chair is an Academic
The big economic news of the week was, in fact, big economic news: the Fed’s announcement of significant changes from …
Eurozone Unemployment and the Recession of 2012
Europe is on its way back into recession. During the second half of 2011 several EU countries already met the …
Turning the Tide on Austerity
This week the Economist places François Hollande, the socialist presidential candidate who is likely to win the election in France …
Eurozone Austerity by the Numbers
Today Eurostat released its official tally of the budget deficits recorded by the EU and eurozone countries during 2011: In …
International Capital Flows, House Prices, and the Euro
Free Exchange’s weekly reading list includes an excellent recent paper by Jack Favilukis, David Kohn, Sydney C. Ludvigson, and Stijn …
China in the News
While 2011 was a busy year for Europe-watchers, I suspect that 2012 is going to be a big year for …
House Prices and Current Account Deficits
A new Economic Letter put out by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, “Asset Price Booms and Current Account …
Keeping an Eye on Banks
Banks. They’re so easy to hate. And yet they’re so important to the functioning of the economy. If the euro …