Resources

Martin Barnes – “What Oil Spill?”

August 10, 2010

The estimated 4.9 million barrels of crude that flowed into the Gulf of Mexico from the Macondo well was the largest oil spill in U.S. history. Not surprisingly, the resulting damage to the livelihoods of fishermen and other Gulf Coast businesses, and the environmental threat to delicate natural habitats, created a media and political furor.

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GIC Member, Rachel Ben-Avi – Mother Earth

August 9, 2010

We are a nation of infants. Short on vision, short on delay of gratification, driven by desires which we experience as needs. Luxuries we deem necessities. Power, lucre. We are greedy, glutinous. Witness the steadily increasing width of the ever ravenous man, woman, child on the street. Like the typical two year old, we want [...]

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A Growing Season Gone – The Political Impact of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill

August 1, 2010

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GIC Member, Michael Drury, Chief Economist, McVean Trading & Investments – Report on Europe following GIC’s conferences in Prague & Paris

June 21, 2010

After traveling for a week in Prague and Paris, we can report that there are few optimists on Europe – either among the Americans we were traveling with or the Europeans that we met. However, the pessimists had a wide variety of reasons for their negative outlook and often the root of their concern was [...]

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Christian Noyer: Sovereign Crisis, Risk Contagion and the Response of the Central Bank

June 17, 2010

Ladies and gentlemen, I am very much honored to open this second session of conferences in Paris and I would like to thank the Global Interdependence Centre for having Banque de France as a partner of this full week conference. I will give the point of view of a central banker on the recent events [...]

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Private Equity –Where are we now?

June 17, 2010

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U.S. Fiscal Policy

June 17, 2010

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GIC Board Chair, William Dunkelberg – Small Business, Small Banks & Credit—Two Views

June 17, 2010

If you listen to Washington and New Yorkers working for bailed out institutions or in offices 100 floors above Wall Street, the recovery is weak because banks, and now small banks in particular, won’t lend money to small businesses. There has been plenty of evidence to the contrary (demand is weak rather than banks are [...]

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U.S. State and Local Government Debt Markets

June 16, 2010

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The Global Investment Outlook: Back to Basics

June 16, 2010

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