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Why Banking Works One Big Confidence Trick
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Understanding Geopolitical Crises
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Paul McCulley Appears on Squawk Box
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Paris Event
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Global Citizen Award
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Financial Times article by Zoltan Pozsar and Paul McCulleyRead Article
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Paul McCulley Looks at the Broader PictureRead Article
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GSF Chair discusses Paris event topicsWatch it Now!
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Re-Examining Central Bank Orthodoxy for Unorthodox TimesFind out more
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Bill Dunkelberg, presents 2011 Award to Charles PlosserWatch Now!
Welcome
The Global Interdependence Center (GIC) is a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania based nonprofit organization with a global reach.
Our mission is to encourage the expansion of global dialogue and free trade in order to improve cooperation and understanding among nations, with the goal of reducing international conflicts and improving worldwide living standards.
With that focus driving our work, GIC provides a forum for the exchange of divergent perspectives. We engage experts to identify emerging economic, social and political issues vital to the interdependent global community. GIC organizes country and region-specific meetings, conferences and briefings for educational and networking opportunities. We promote global partnerships among governments, non-governmental organizations, corporations, businesses and academic and research institutions. GIC also prides itself on sharing its findings with policymakers and the press worldwide.
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Rethinking the Weather: Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love The Weather Channel
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Why is the Damned Euro So Damn Strong?
by Paul Horne, Independent Market Economist Why IS the euro so strong against the dollar when bond markets have it on its death bed? Since the onset of the crisis in Greece in late 2009, foreign exchange-traders have been forecasting that the euro will sink to dollar parity before becoming extinct. This expectation is considered [...]
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Charles Plosser Receives the 2011 Global Citizen Award from GIC
It is our honor to recognize Dr. Plosser for his commitment to encouraging global dialogue and free trade, principles outlined in our Declaration of Interdependence.
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