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CLEAN : FILE: South Sudan president pardons prominent economist
South Sudanese President Salva Kiir has pardoned Harvard educated economist Peter Biar Ajak whose conviction earlier this year on spying charges drew international criticism (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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Larry Summers Has Never Seen More Uncertain Economic Recovery
Jul.24 -- Larry Summers, former U.S. Treasury Secretary, predicts the biggest fall-off in stimulus if Congress doesn't act strongly and quickly. He says that the length of the relief is more important than its size. He joins David Westin...
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Not Everything Short-Sellers Do Is Attractive: Summers
Jan.29 -- Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers, a Wall Street Week contributor, says that even if there is froth in the volume of retail trading, short-sellers' practices should be questioned. He thinks the indignation from...
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Dollar Hegemony Won't 'Go Away Overnight,' Says Rogoff
Apr.09 -- Harvard University Economics Professor Kenneth Rogoff says it would take a "shock to the system" to undermine the U.S. dollar’s hegemony, which “isn’t something that’s going to go away overnight.” He speaks on “Bloomberg...
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Biden's Cheap-Gas Push 'Very Problematic,' Says Summers
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers, a Wall Street Week contributor, says President Joe Biden is "pushing in the wrong direction" with his efforts to lower gasoline prices. "I think it's highly problematic to be trying to...
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Harvard Endowment Managers Need to Search Souls: Summers
Former Harvard University President Lawrence Summers says those managing the school’s endowment must conduct “some soul searching” after returns fell short of peers. “The people who are currently responsible for that do need to do some...
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Summers: Just a 15% Chance U.S. Economy Works Out Well
Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers says he sees no more than a 15% chance that "it's all going to work out well" for the U.S. economy. "The odds have gotten bit more tilted to the bad outcomes and a bit more tilted to inflation...
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CLEAN : Harvard-educated duo vies for power in Bulgaria vote
Still unknown to the public six months ago, Harvard graduates Kiril Petkov and Asen Vasilev have seen their profiles rise during a short stint as ministers of economy and finance in an interim governemnt and are now running in Bulgaria's...
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Summers: A 'Jolt' Is Needed to Restore Fed's Credibility
Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers says that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell should signal the possibility of raising interest rates four times next year, in order to restore what he argues is the central bank's lost...
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Terminal Rate Above 6?
Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers dives into whether the terminal rate could reach 6 or higher. Plus the economist weighs in on the weeks fed rate hike, the October jobs report, and the debate over what to do about the...
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Framing Modern Geopolitics
Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers & Paul Tucker, Former Deputy Governor of the Bank of England and Harvard Kennedy School Fellow dive into why US-China relations will be a long, drawn-out conflict and what it could mean...
Sky News
Princess of Wales visits Harvard University
CLEAN: Interior shots of Princess Catherine, Princess of Wales sititng and speaking with people at Harvard University during a visit to Boston on 2 December 2022 in Massachusetts, United States
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What Summers Wants to See Out of This Week's Fed Meeting
Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers previews the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting on "Wall Street (This) Week."
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Princess of Wales departs Harvard University
CLEAN: Interior shots of Princess Catherine of Wales departing Harvard University, speaking with the public and being handed bouquets of flowers during a visit to Boston on 2nd December 2022 in Massachusetts, United States
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Princess Catherine visits Harvard University
CLEAN: Interior shots of Princess Catherine, Princess of Wales speaking with people and signing the guestbook at Harvard University during a visit to Boston on 2 December 2022 in Massachusetts, United States
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Princess of Wales departs Harvard University
CLEAN: Interior shots of Princess Catherine of Wales departing Harvard University, speaking with the public and being handed bouquets of flowers, having a selfie photo taken during a visit to Boston on 2nd December 2022 in...
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Focus on the Fed
Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers gives us his view on what the Fed may do in it's March meeting. He also explains why the debt trajectory may run higher than CBO is saying.
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Summers Sees 'Turbulent' Time
Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers discusses why the Fed may need to tighten further than what investors are currently expecting, and that the consensus has become too complacent in terms of inflation. He also weighs in on...
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Summers Says Fed's 'Brakes' Not Getting Much Traction on Inflation
Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers says the Federal Reserve's policy tightening is having a limited impact on the path of US inflation. "The Fed's been trying to put the brakes on, and it doesn't look like the brakes are getting...
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Summers Says Fed Should Maintain 'Maximum Flexibility' on Rates
Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers says the Federal Reserve can't take the possibility of interest-rate hikes off the table despite signs of "substantial" financial easing. "My advice to the Fed, which I think is consistent with...