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Seven billion people, so why do some fear population decline?

Kène Henkens, Hendrik P van Dalen, 30 October 2011This week the world population is projected to reach seven billion. Yet in some countries the prospect of a decline in population is worrying policymakers far more. This columns asks what the people think, focusing on a survey from the Netherlands.

Is the recent bank stress really driven by the sovereign debt crisis?

Guntram Wolff, 30 October 2011Stress in the interbank market has increased dramatically since July 2011, and bank stock market valuations have fallen by 22% on average for 60 of the most important banks subject to stress tests. This column argues that bank stock valuation has been affected by the banks’ exposure to Greek debt and that Greek banks were particularly affected.

Interview Jean-Claude Trichet: Interview with Bild am Sonntag

Speech José Manuel González-Páramo: Sovereign contagion in Europe

CBO on Income Inequality, and Interpreting OWS

Tabulating Inequality Trends The CBO released a report on income inequality earlier this week.

Rents rising in the U.S.

As the home ownership rate in the U.S. continues to decline, it is pushing up rents: Strong growth of rents and occupancy levels of rental apartments have pushed some building values to record levels as Americans shift away from home ownership.

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Africa struggles with secondary education

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