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- US first-quarter GDP growth revised down to 2%
- Fund managers warn a downturn is coming and 'it's going to be pretty ugly'
- US first-quarter growth slowed more than estimated, weighed down by the weakest consumer spending in nearly 5 years
- Analysis of 30 years of data from Western Europe refutes suggestions that asylum seekers pose a financial burden.
- Criticism of Math in Economics
- Weekly mortgage applications fall sharply as potential homebuyers drop out
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- Minneapolis Fed President talking about monetary policy and cooks sous vide steak on Bloomberg TV
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- Latvia charges central bank chief Rimsevics with accepting a bribe
- NAFTA’s Impact on the U.S. Economy: What Are the Facts?
- Wars, plagues, and Europe’s rise to riches
- Bruegel: Trading invisibles: Exposure of countries to GDPR
- Quantitative Tightening Is Roiling Markets
- CEPS: Protecting Europe against software vulnerabilities: It’s time to act! (PDF)
- CEPS: Software Vulnerability Disclosure in Europe: Technology, Policies and Legal Challenges (PDF)
- US economy might top 5% GDP in 2nd Quarter, caused by higher consumer spending buoyed by tax cuts and strong labor market
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